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Exhausting the technology
I did not think I was psychic until, not having thought about exhaust-pressure fuel-feed for many years, I mentioned that this…
November 2002
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Remembrance of cars past
It is a good time for those who derive pleasure from books about the old motor racing days or pictures of…
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Miscellany, November 2002
In the piece about racing driver Dick Nash, his 'Weybridge Beeches' garden railway was mentioned. The electric loco was made by…
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Recollections of air and track
I have been much enjoying reading High Speed Diary — The Life and Times of Reginald Ellis Tongue (Dove Publishing, Bute, ISBN…
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Ards circuit to host TT retro
It is exciting to know that next year another Ards TT Celebration will be held. To commemorate the 75th anniversary of…
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Miscellany, November 2002
The Brooklands Museum has recently added to its collection of racing cars, which includes the lap-record Napier-Railton, the Duesenberg, and ERA…
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