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HSCC Historic Superprix
Brands Hatch, Kent The late loss of the FIA Historic Formula One Championship was, on paper, a blow to the…
September 2012
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Reflections
By Nigel Roebuck Muddled priorities at a muddy Silverstone Mark Webber’s similarities to Dario Franchitti When the courageous choice is…
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Soul proprietor
"Everything looks good to me, some detail to be nailed down, but now we just have to get it done.”…
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Two versus four
"Four legs good, two legs bad," wrote the great George Orwell in Animal Farm. Some years ago, when the baffle…
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Flying without wings
Got a small taste of the Nissan Delta Wing's potential at Le Mans. The cars much-anticipated debut unfortunately was cut…
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Graham gnash
Sir, On receipt of the 'Green `Un' each month, I always turn first to Simon Taylor's Lunch With... feature. I…
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Lame horse?
Sir, We have previously heard the story of Stirling Moss driving a Formula 1 Ferrari in 1962 (June issue), but…
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Parallel lines
Sir, Although I greatly enjoyed Simon Taylor's account of lunch with Stuart Graham, I was somewhat surprised to read that…
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Grease is the word
Sir, Leafing through the July issue, the picture of Alberto Ascari washing his hands at a standpipe took me back…
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Goodwood revisited
Sir, For the sake of historical accuracy, I feel I must respond to the letter from Mr Len Terry on…
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Ace with pace and grace
Sir, Some years back, my son wanted to go to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, but became ill and…
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These fuellish tings
Sir, I thoroughly enjoyed Simon Taylor's Stuart Graham article in the August edition. It brought back memories of my dad…
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Back to the feature
Sir, I'm just catching up with past issues of your superb magazine, which takes a while to reach the States…
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Black and pure gold
Black and pure gold Sir, Two of your photographs highlight why modern F1 cars are so lacking in grace (although…
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Keep in touch
The Motor Sport website is the place to discuss motor racing past, present and future. Don't miss the opportunity to…
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Great Scot
Sir, After reading and dreaming about the event for more than 45 years, I've finally had the good fortune to…
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The reel deal
Sir, In the mid-sixties I carefully extracted Geoff Goddard's Fangio portrait from Georgano's Encyclopedia of Motorsport, framed it and hung…
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Jack Heuer: A pioneer of his time
Jack Heuer celebrates his 80th birthday in 2012. The Swiss, Honorary Chairman of TAG Heuer and the great-grandson of watch…
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Birthday celebrations begin at Goodwood
As the official timekeeper for the Goodwood Festival of Speed, it was fitting that TAG Heuer chose the event as…
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"A man is like a bicycle, if he stops he falls"
Forty years ago he became Formula 1’s youngest World Champion, a record that lasted more than three decades. But Emerson…
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