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Art of the Formula 1 car
Stuart Codling with commentary by Gordon Murray Whether you agree that these cars are works of art or not, the…
May 2010
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Lister-Jaguar
Brian Lister and the cars from Cambridge Paul Skilleter In technical terms this book much augments Robert Edwards’ Archie and…
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The Art of Racing in the Rain
Garth Stein Enzo the dog is the eloquent storyteller of this moving novel, and his life philosophy is guided by…
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The science of Formula 1 design
David Tremayne A very in-depth look at how a Formula 1 car is built and works. Certainly worth reading if…
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No need for cheating
In a patchy season BRM scored one memorable win, bringing hints of rule-bending. But the facts are there, if you…
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Cooper's double-entry in race history
This year marks the 60th anniversary of not only the Formula 1 World Championship – introduced in 1950 – but…
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The pleasures of the closed road
Racing on public roads, although an endangered species, at least survives for motorcycles on the Isle of Man and in…
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Alarms and Excursions
Grand Prix reporting today always involves flying, but when Bill Boddy was doing it pre-war that was rare – and…
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Dutch courage
News is to hand that the unique 1918 Hall car (above) is being restored in the Netherlands by Ton van…
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Badge of honour
From 1921-1938 the BARC introduced a 120mph badge, the first of which was won by K Lee Guinness in a…
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VSCC meets
The VSCC’s first 2010 race meeting is scheduled for Saturday April 24 at Silverstone, followed by Oulton Park on May…
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Four wheels not essential...
After Mr Locke King had seen a continental motor race he returned to his Weybridge estate with the idea of…
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