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1986 Austrian Grand Prix in pictures
AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX THE TWO BENETTON-BMWS of Gerhard Berger and Teo Fabi (above) pull strongly off the line into a…
October 1986
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1986 Italian Grand Prix in pictures
ITALIAN GRAND PRIX The Williams-Honda FW11s of Nelson Piquet and Nigel Mansell dominated the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on…
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Road Test: BMW M5
The thing I like most about the current range of high performance — sorry, very high performance — BMWs is…
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A Rolls- Royce EC Occasion
On September 6th the R-REC fulfilled, with the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation, a long-held ambition, that of opening the…
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A Welsh Museum
Many years ago we looked at the Pembroke Motor Museum and the other day, when needing parts for two A7s,…
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Fragments on forgottten makes No 71: The New British
Readers of Motor Sport are very co-operative in keeping me in touch with odd items of motoring history which appear…
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V to C Miscellany (2), October 1986
To give credit where credit is due, it should be noted that at the last VSCC Shelsley Walsh hill-climb, in…
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VSCC Madresfield
For a relaxing day when pre-war cars tackle, not too seriously, a series of driving tests, Madresfield would be hard…
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VSCC Cadwell Park Meeting
A lasting memory of the 1986 VSCC Cadwell meeting on August 24th was an incident which took place just after…
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Letters, October 1986
Opinions expressed are those of the correspondents and not necessarily those of Motor Sport *** Formula One Regulations Sir, The rule…
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It’s been a long time, six years I think, since I last attended a Tokyo Motorshow. I regretted it almost as soon as I was off the aeroplane and heading…