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Cars in Books, September 1984
In "Pantaraxia — The Autobiography of Nubar Gulbenkian" (Hutchinson, 1963) we learn a lot about the oil millionaire, not least…
September 1984
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Short-changed
Sir, I spent an enjoyable day at the British Grand Prix meeting, but it was somewhat marred by two matters.…
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Lightning Reactions
Sir, I see there is a current fashion for attaching strips to the backs of cars, presumably to act as…
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Race Discrimination
Sir, I was recently invited to take my car to a race meeting abroad, an invitation that I could not…
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Tony Crook — Driver
Sir, "The Other Cars of Brian Lister" (August issue) greatly brought back memories to me, a racegoer for over 30…
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Snap out of it!
Sir, Am I the only person to feel intensely irritated by the antics of amateur photographers at race meetings? You…
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