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Porsche Boxter
I am aware that I have already raved about the new Boxster on these pages, but at the launch the…
November 2012
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Ferrari 458 Spider
After last month’s F12, here comes another Ferrari to reinforce the impression that Maranello has never been more on top…
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Sidetracked with Ed Foster
Fitness first Drivers can burn over 1200 calories every hour they spend racing. That’s more than some people get through…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
Campbells and oddballs Deep in the grounds of an ancient Sussex house is a unique memorabilia collection I like a…
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Around the houses, November 2012
News from the main auction houses around the world – Bonhams – At the Goodwood Revival auction on September 15…
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Lotus 72
1970 onwards (all marks) Owners’ Workshop Manual What better way to forget the recent troubles for the Lotus name in…
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Racing Dreams
By Marshall Curry This documentary made by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Marshall Curry follows the fortunes of three children as they compete…
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Ian Walker Racing
The Man and His Cars by Julian Balme If you’re getting sick of the politics of modern motor sport, why…
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BRM V16 in camera
By Anthony Pritchard If success were measured in column inches, BRM’s sophisticated, unreliable, ingenious, overdue flag-waver would be king of…
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Doug Nye
Shaking the trees at Oulton Park In 1958 Peter Collins and Tony Brooks gave young fans a breathtaking glimpse of…
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