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Turkish Spitfires
Sir I was absolutely fascinated by Mr Hamilton's account of his Le Mans exploits in C-type Jaguars (July 1990). I…
September 1990
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Rosemeyer's Accident
Sir, With reference to the Rosemeyer crash in the Auto-Union (August, 1990), there is a photograph taken shortly after showing…
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The Fox 'kleinauto'
Sir, Following the query of Mr Morgan-Giles about the Fox `kleinauto' (Jun 1990), I checked through my records but could…
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Bill Little's Alfa
Sir It was with particular interest that I read of Bill Little's motoring experiences (MOTOR SPORT, Dec 89 and Jan…
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Alternative Solutions - James
Sir I think that it should be the first part of the car to cross the line is the winner…
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Silverstone Surprise
Sir, It was in the May issue that you published my letter under the heading 'Phoenix Blues'. This letter is…
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Alternative Solutions - Lisa
Sir I think that the winner of a car race should be the person who gets part of their car…
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Alternative Solutions - Carol
Sir I think the winner should be the first part of the car because if it was the first car…
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Alternative Solutions - Robert
Sir I think it should be the first part of the car to cross the line to win. I think…
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Mille Miglia Correction
Sir, On the principal that 'if it appears in print it must be true' I felt I must correct a…
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Alternative Solutions
Sir In your June 1990 magazine you printed a letter from David Dewsnip entitled 'Alternative Solutions'. A colleague showed me…
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On Target?
Sir, It cannot have escaped everyone's notice that motor sport in general has a large number of critics. They tend…
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Alternative Solutions - Matthew
Sir I think it should be the front of the car because if it passes the line first you have…
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