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Masters show their class
A thrilling World Sportscar Masters battle and a wealth of other track action helped this year’s Silverstone Classic live up…
October 2009
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Around the houses, October 2009
News from the main auction houses around the world – RM Auctions – Although total sales for RM’s Monterey auction…
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Louisa Skipper's Diary
Perfection on the peninsula The historic festival on the Monterey Peninsula began with the Carmel-by-the-Sea Concours and concluded at the…
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Jaguar XK120
The quintessential Jaguar – it looked the part, it had the performance and it spawned the C and D-types. Needless…
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Reviews, October 2009
Races, Faces, Places The motor racing photography of Michael Cooper Paul Parker Michael Cooper, who died in 2005, was one…
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Doug Nye
Stirling’s finest drive? Aye! Britain’s favourite racer overcame gearbox woes and a scratched cornea to score the first major win…
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Bill Boddy
Hann’s solo efforts Brooklands racer Tommy Hann’s self-made specials weren’t quite the race winners he boasted about In 1932 Tommy…
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