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Ferrari and the Chaos Theory
Enzo Ferrari died a decade ago, but, says Mark Hughes, it's taken the team longer than that to realise it…
November 1998
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All Bar One: Alberto Ascari's all-conquering Ferrari 500
First, a few basic facts. During the 1988 season, the McLaren MP4/4 won all bar one Grands Prix, a fact…
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Romolo Tavoni: Enzo's Right-Hand Man
In January 1950 a young employee was called in to see the manager of the Credito Italiano bank in Modena.…
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"Can we take the long way home?"
We've all heard it. 'Mum, are we nearly there yet?' say your treasured darlings just five minutes after departure. Two…
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Leading technology
Leading technology Alpine's satellite navigation system uses digitised mapping, a remote control, display monitor, built-in GPS receiver and antenna, vibration…
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Michele Alboreto: The Worst Car I Ever Drove
In 1985, Michele Alboreto's star was on the rise. The first Italian to drive for Ferrari for over a decade,…
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Extracts From Eric Giles' Diaries (Courtesy of Michael Giles)
June 3 1927 Goff and I are mad on getting a straight-eight Bugatti on the instalment idea, and went to…
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The Bugatti Brothers
The Brothers Who Loved Buggatis A personal devotion the the marque let to the founding of the Bugatti Club and…
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Passion Play
With a badge that stands for passion as well as heritage, this last 'True Brit' offering from Bentley is all…
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Merlin the Wizard!
The engineering saying 'if it looks right, it is right', describes the Spitfire to perfection. For a 1930s design, even…
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Spitfire: The Legend Continues
The Battle of Britain film of 1968 was the watershed for private Spitfire ownership. It did for Spitfires what the…
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P & A Wood
Paul and Andrew Wood were apprentices at Rolls-Royce when they bought a Royce 20/25 for £60 and restored it. They…
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Terry Hoyle
Terry Hoyle should need no introduction to motor sport enthusiasts He first worked for Gilby Engineering which ran Gilby sports…
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The Spitfire owner of today needs a flying Spitfire to...
The Spitfire owner of today needs a flying Spitfire to... ...be operationally absolutely safe The proficiency and experience on type…
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Aircraft restored or under restoration
Aircraft restored or under restoration HFL has been responsible for the restoration of approximately 20% of the Spitfires flying today.…
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HFL Deliverables
HFL Deliverables Training on Type HFL will arrange full training on type. The initial Training will take place using the…
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Francois Cevert: A Date With Destiny?
Motor racing is essentially a science; it's supposed to be about nuts and bolts, numbers on lap charts and on…
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The Goodwood Motor Circuit Revival
In the end, it surpassed the wildest expectations. Fifty years to the day after its first meeting, motor racing returned…
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Racing at the Goodwood Revival
Something for the Weekend Only a lucky few managed to race at the Goodwood Revival meeting and Andrew Frankel was…
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Digitally Focused at the Goodwood Revival
After 50 years of motorsports photography, Michael Tee swopped his camera and film bag for an OLYMPUS digital kit to…
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