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Archive Masters run for Hulme McLaren The return to Europe of the ex-Denis Hulme McLaren M23 will be one of the highlights of the Masters Festival at the Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit on May 25/26.… June 2008 Issue By Paul Lawrence
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Archive Lord of the black arts He weaves magic from carbon fibre, whether revolutionising Ferrari in the ’80s or creating fabulous furniture today. Yet John Barnard refused to join the establishment – until it suited him… June 2010 Issue By Anthony Rowlinson
Archive Looking back with-Derek Rutherford From Ards to Le Mans I had lunch just recently with Derek E Rutherford, who has the distinction of being the longest-established Associate Member/Mechanic of the BRDC (which he joined… May 1988 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Frazer Nash Frazer Nash The Frazer Nash is preeminently a car for the enthusiast at a reasonable price—it has a road performance unequalled by any other sports car, irrespective of size. It… May 1931 Issue By admin
