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Alpina D5
A while ago I inadvertently stated a small war of words when a story broke saying that BMW's titanic new…
May 2012
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And That Reminds Me...
Why looking fondly on past racing glories doesn't ring Jacky Ickx's bell One of the most wonderful aspects of this…
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Morgan Plus 8
It's not clear why it has taken Morgan more than a decade to marry the classic looks of the original…
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A New Type of F1 Coverage
Sky's investment in Formula 1 has opened up plenty of viewing options to subscribers, but it comes at a cost…
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Back to where it belongs
Aston Martin is looking to put the LMP1 programme of 2011 behind it with an assault on the GTE title…
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A Festival of Proper Racing
As the second Donington Historic Festival approaches the organisers are keen to build on the success of last year After…
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Madness on Wheels
A new TV documentary captures the ferocity and danger of one of rallying's most extreme eras If you picked up…
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When Drivers Come First
A club with a difference aims to put the fun back into historics — and tempt out some 'new' machinery…
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Motor Sport Brooklands Trophy Award
Premier VSCC contest winner enjoys the fruits of a successful season of bare-bones racing One of my appointments at the…
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In the Workshop: I S Polson
What's your history? I'm an engineering graduate from the 1960s, my first job being in product engineering with Chrysler and…
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Around the Houses, May 2012
Gooding and Company Very often 'star lots' fail to sell. There's sometimes too much hype surrounding the car in question…
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Reviews, May 2012
Jenks & The Bod The Odd Couple of Motor Sport The odd couple of motor sport this DVD is headed,…
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Louis Stanley: Another Fine Mess?
A compelling new book by Louis Stanley's stepdaughter unveils hitherto secret evidence of the BRM man's origins... and makes other,…
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The Passage of Rarities
Back in the 1980s I was occasionally asked to buy classic and competition cars on behalf of the wealthy Japanese…
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