Archive No disputing lang Sir, As the author of Racing the Silver Arrows I wish I could help David Jones (September letters) regarding the 1939 European Championship, but I can't add very much. I… October 2000 Issue By admin
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Archive Common Market Comments Sir, I am a British subject living in France, and I always look forward to receiving my monthly MOTOR SPORT. I have just received my August edition and was very… September 1973 Issue By admin
Archive Goodwood By Lamplight Peter Collins/Pat Griffith Aston-Martin DB3 Wins "News of the World" 9-Hour Sports-Car Race. Privately owned Ferraris 2nd & 3rd in Dramatic Finale. Type C Jaguars in Trouble. Ever enterprising, on… September 1952 Issue By admin
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Archive The doctor's assistant Sir, Thumbing through the December issue of your fine magazine, I came across Doug Nye’s article on Dr Tony Goodwin’s forthcoming autobiography. To my distress I see John Wickham has… January 2012 Issue By admin