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CONTENTS INCLUDE:
The Best of Club Racing
Mick Cave describes his exploits as a racing driver behind the wheel of a 'falling over' A35. His relationship with Antony Pilkington grows in strength as they accumulate victories at Silverstone and Oulton Park driving an ex-Williamson A40. Other cars in the Cave/Pilkington 'stable' included a Maserati 300S and latterly a Frazer Nash Le Mans replica with which they competed in several Mille Miglia Historicos
World Championship Fifty/Sixty Years On - 1960 - Part III
Neville Hay continues the story of GP racing in the early years of the 60s. It's 1960 and the French Grand Prix at Reims took place in July of that year - sadly neither venue nor event are with us anymore. From Reims it was to Silverstone for the R.A.C. British GP, witnessing the drive of the race by Graham Hill who had initially stalled on the grid. Hill climbed to the front of the pack by lap 55 only to 'stuff the virtually brakeless B.R.M. into the bank' with a mere 6 laps to go!
Book Reviews - Lister-Jaguar and RACES FACES PLACES
Paul Skilleter's excellent history of 'Brian Lister and the cars from Cambridge' followed by a look at the life and work of the doyen of motor racing reportage - Michael Cooper. As told by Michael's collaborator from an earlier work, Paul Parker
Riviera Rambles Part XXI
Graham Gauld on the first round of the Le Mans Series at Paul Ricard. |
