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Rudd turns BRM around
Sir, I was very interested to see the tests by yourself and Martin Brundle of, in particular, an A-Type Connaught…
August 2000
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Cats and champagne
Sir, The Jaguar video that came with April's edition of Motor Sport is most enjoyable. And like all old footage,…
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The ultimate technofile
Sir, Keith Howard's Technofile is consistently one of the best features in an altogether excellent magazine, and he explains everything…
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Clay at Monaco
Sir, I write regarding Simon Taylor's assertion in the July issue that overtaking in Monaco is impossible. Am I the…
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Flockharts - the facts
Sir, Robert Edwards' article of Ron Flockhart in the May edition justifiably highlights Flockhart's third place with the Connaught B7…
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Will the real Reid Railton...
It has been brought to our attention by famous motorsport photographer Guy Griffiths that the picture on page 56 of…
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A Mazda-Jaguar
Sir, Thanks for the fascinating piece on the Jaguar XJR-14 that came back to life as a Porsche. There is…
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Bernd Rosemeyer: Nigel Roebuck's Legends
Years ago, in a paddock somewhere, I fell into conversation with Murray Walker on Bernd Rosemeyer. Though he was long…
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Uncrowned duels
Stirling Moss versus Jim Clark - just one of the great battles denied us by fate. Mark Hughes tackles three…
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Short, sharp shocker
The Audi Sport Quattro evoked respect from its drivers, fear from its opponents and awe in rally spectators. Andrew Frankel…
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Quantum leap
Few cars become icons, fewer still earn that status on the road and in motorsport. But Audi's Quattro managed it…
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The classic restorers. Stanley Mann
One of the first people to specialise in selling, restoring and racing just one marque, Stanley Mann has seen the…
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Ableseman
Bill Boddy recalls how Dick Seaman was persuaded to buy a 10-year-old Delage and how he used it to defeat…
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Easy Days
The 2000 Le Mans 24 hours turned out as everyone predicted. The Audis were too quick and too reliable, and…
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No special FX
The worst car I ever drove In the days before Patrick Head, Frank Williams ran a very different team from…
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Adrian Newey: 'I wish I'd designed... the Lotus 72'
For me it's the Lotus 72 - an emotional choice as much as a design one. It came out in…
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Misguided missile
Shadow's first car was one of the strangest devices ever seen on a racetrack. Preston Lerner recounts how innovative ideas…
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A Brooklands Baby
Cyclecars and other small cars had been encouraged to race at Brooklands before and after WWI, but the former were…
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MG's Montlhery Midget
There is that saying, now becoming dated, that "there's no substitute for litres", another that "small is beautiful". In the…
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Clarkson on calamity
I always seem to miss watching the BBC's Top Gear programmes, but I had to see Jeremy on 'Who killed…
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