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CONTENTS INCLUDE:
The Monaco Grand Prix -
by Neville Hay
The world's most famous grand prix event will take place once again this month at the home of the 'beautiful people', Monaco on the Côte d'Azur. The scene of many famous battles and incidents in the past, Neville Hay tells the story behind some of them, including the notorious first-lap pile-up in 1957 when Moss, Collins, Hawthorn and Brooks were involved in an accident caused by brake failure on Stirling's Vanwall. Fangio managed to magically steer around the melee and won the race from a struggling Brooks in a damaged (and clutchless) Vanwall.
Aston Martin Memories -
Michael Green's mother (Doreen Sherwood) and father (Richard Green) both worked for Astons from the early post-war years to the early '60s and the last 'David Brown' works racing GTs and F1 cars. Michael's article includes a number of rare photographs from this period.
There's no business like... -
Michael Jackson tells the stories behind so many motorcycle trade fairs of the '60s and '70s.
Eoin Young's Diary -
Sir Jack Brabham enjoyed his 80th birthday with a party on on an island in Sydney Harbour. Eoin Young relives the event that included a stellar guest list of motor racing notables such as triple world champion Sir Jackie Stewart.
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