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Dual Standards?
Sir I have recently spent a couple of very enjoyable days as Medical Officer at the International Historic Festival and…
Sir I have recently spent a couple of very enjoyable days as Medical Officer at the International Historic Festival and…
Sir L Wickham deplores the damage being done to the English language by some advertisers. I wonder if he noticed…
Sir Being a former apprentice of the Igranic Electric Company, the article Adams Car (August, 1990) bought back memories. In…
Sir Your editorial 'Petrol Problems', in the August issue, implies that the volatility of petrol may have changed. Certainly, the…
Sir The 'Fox-Kleinauto' referred to in Robin Morgan-Giles' letter (June p.641) is, undoubtedly the Austrian Fuchs (which literally translates as…
Sir I read with interest Jan Mackay's letter entitled 'Honda Problems' in the September 1990 issue. Indeed I agree with…
Sir With regard to the views apropos motor racing and the environment expressed by Mike Cotton in his regular column…
Sir I can answer Mr McDonald's queries on the above (Letters, Sept 1990). This car was abandoned at London Airport…
For most F1 drivers, winning a grand prix is a fantasy that's never fulfilled. For others, their first victory is the gateway to further glory. And then there are those who experience the top step of the podium just once in their careers: these are the drivers with just one grand prix win
Ex-F1 driver laments F1’s ‘lost opportunity’ in India due to the lack of government backing Karun Chandhok has told the latest Motor Sport podcast that a return of his home…
Macau Grand Prix driver Sophia Flörsch sends update from hospital after horror crash Sophia Flörsch has undergone a successful 11-hour operation after fracturing her spine at the Macau Grand Prix. …
Did Red Bull win Zandvoort in the pitlane or was the answer wandering around the Dutch dunes?