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Hammer down
Racers that are going, going, gone... Sold: The H&H Classic Auctions sale at Buxton on July 27 saw a new…
September 2005
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Pace notes -- your guide to what's coming up
Chevron's Oulton celebration -- HSCC Oulton Park Gold Cup, August 28-29 An unparalleled celebration of the Chevron marque is the centrepiece…
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Marcus Pye's Diary
Two major classic meets on the Pye itinerary this month one is Britain's newest, while the other is our longest-running…
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Simon Taylor's Notebook
The first Silverstone Classic boasted a huge entry, a chaotic paddock, and every type of historic racer Silverstone's new Classic…
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Parting shot
News Of The World Trophy, Goodwood, 1964 Crunch! Innes Ireland (11), Bruce McLaren (9) and Pete Arundell were battling for…
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