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Moss in sister Lister at Coys
Stirling Moss will turn the clock back 40 years to July 19, 1958, and his victory in the sportscar event…
July 1998
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Sweet 16 for Porsche
Porsche’s last hour victory in the Le Mans 24-hours brings its total wins to date in the race to 16…
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Matters of moment, July 1998
I’ll be honest with you. Sam Posey was not the first person I asked to write an appreciation of the…
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Obituary
Ian Appleyard Ian Appleyard BSc, arguably Britain's most successful international rally driver of the early post-war years, died in early…
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Missing lightweight E-type unearthed
One of the 12 lightweight E-types built by Jaguar has been unearthed in a Los Angeles garage. Unaccounted for since…
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Andy Green teams up with MG to crack 300mph
MG has announced plans to go to the Bonneville salt flats this summer with a much modified MGF to pick…
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Sign of the future?
VSCC Donington boasted another milestone in the vintage racing world. Parked amongst the motorhornes was the first articulated transporter I've…
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Dawn of a new ERA
ERA GP1 raced for die first time in original trim since 1950 at the VSCC's Donington meeting on May 31,…
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Alfa sale
The Alfa Romeo 6C-1500 Zagato Spider in which Giulio Ramponi won the 1929 Brooklands Double-Twelve race sold for £210,945 (including…
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Regga at Malts
Former Ferrari Grand Prix star Clay Regazzoni was the star among drivers on the recent Classic Malts Scottish Trial. Confinement…
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Cup clash
If you enjoy being in with the in-crowd or just have a head for mindless figures then you might appreciate…
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Ronchi drives Brabham to repeat win at Italy
Ermanno Ronchi won a nail-biting second round of the Motor Sport supported FIA Thoroughbred Grand Prix Championship at Monza, in…
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From our Archives - Ferguson Research by DSJ
After Stirling Moss had won the 1961 Oulton Park Gold Cup race with the Ferguson P99 four-wheel-drive car, in a…
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Modern times
Choices, choices. The first weekend of June offered the Canadian Grand Prix and the chance of another McLaren demonstration; or…
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Letters from readers, July 1998
On Her Majesty’s circuit service Sir, I have been reading the bits and pieces about the 1957 German Grand Prix…
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Brian Redman: Nigel Roebuck's Legends
One evening, several years ago, and over a degustivo or two, Jenks was reminiscing about the Mille Miglia. "I've often…
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The British Grand Prix
The British Grand Prix is the father of Formula One. One the pages that follow Keke Rosberg remembers completing the…
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Legendary F1 writer Jabby Crombac remembers the British GP
We are celebrating this year the 50th anniversary of the British Grand Prix of the modern era, leaving aside the…
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Our boys on the black stuff
Rarely have British Grand Prix drivers boasted more talent than today’s crop. We wanted to know what they thought of…
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Keke Rosberg recalls setting the fastest F1 lap of all time
Date 20 July 1985, 3.12pm Location Silverstone Circuit, Northamptonshire Event Final qualifying, British Grand Prix Point of interest The fastest…
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