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"Not guilty, upon mine honour"
I have been looking at the trial of Lord de Clifford, the last time a peer agreed to be tried…
October 2001
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Hockenheim: how we laughed
Simon Taylor in Modern Times last month commented on how the Hockenheim circuit brought forth hoots of derision when in…
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Miscellany, October 2001
Continental rallies have become popular with car clubs and one-make organizations, and are likely to increase while the foot-and-mouth epidemic…
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The Prince and the pitboards
Following my piece on pit-signals (August) I reread Prince Chula's book Wheels at Speed. He explains the signals were "a…
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Buy this book!
The Water Speed Record By Kevin Desmond (Batsford, 1976) having been long out of print, a little book by Fred…
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Obituary
Monica Whincop I am deeply saddened to hear Monica Whincop has died, but peacefully in her sleep after a long…
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