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A time for optimism

February 26th, 2008 | Damien Smith | No Comments

The start of a new Grand Prix season is always a time for optimism. One tends to look forward to what lies ahead, not back on what has passed – which is just as well considering the events of 2007 in Formula 1.
But for all the sad controversy of… Read more

Sections: Magazine, Notes from the Editor

Tags: Alan Jones, Daytona, Derek Bell, Gordon Kirby, JYS, Lewis Hamilton, Lunch With, Riley-Pontiac, Rob Widdows, Roger Penske, Simon Taylor, Sir Jackie Stewart, Track
Derek Bell at Daytona

February 19th, 2008 | Rob Widdows | 6 Comments

It all began with a telephone call from his son.
“Hey Dad, one of our drivers has pulled out, how about you come and drive with us? We’re testing next week, why don’t you come along?” said Justin Bell who was due to race a Riley-Pontiac for RVO Motorsports in… Read more

Sections: Blogs, Personalities, Sportscars

Tags: AJ Foyt, Al Unser, Brian Redman, Derek Bell, Emerson Fittipaldi, Justin Bell, Le Mans, Paul Dallenbach, Riley-Pontiac, Tonis Kasemets, Toyota

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