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Six Hours gets bigger
With around 600 cars in action across three days, the Spa Classic Six Hours meeting at the end of September…
October 2008
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The makings of a Classic
With growing participation and attendance, the Silverstone Classic is clearly gaining in stature By Paul Lawrence It’s not every Saturday…
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Cholmondeley warmer
The north-west has a new motor sport attraction following the success of the first Pageant of Power By Paul Lawrence…
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Marathon weekend
A venture onto the Nordschleife and a night race added variety to Germany’s big historic meet by Paul Parker The…
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Show and sell
In America, car auctions are high-octane events It may surprise you to hear that RM Auctions has only ever held…
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Ginetta G12
First in a new series: a British marque celebrates its half-century by reintroducing the car that was a smash hit…
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Reviews, October 2008
Grand Prix Racers Portraits of Speed Photography: Bernard and Paul-Henri Cahier. Text: Xavier Chimits What a fitting tribute to a…
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Doug Nye
‘Blarbs’ are all the rage Racing cars are better when restored to their original state, though that was not to…
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Bill Boddy
The Isle of Man man When the semi-independent island in the Irish Sea decided to hold road races, one man…
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