If you were racing a Formula Three car between late 1979 to the end of 1984 there really was only one car to choose—the Ralt… Read More...
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VR: How did you get started in cars? I assume as a child. You grew up in the UK, correct? TM: I did. I grew… Read More...
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100 years ago, almost anyone could become a car manufacturer. The automobile—and the advance in technology to create it—was in its infancy, creating a near… Read More...
One of the greatest, and nice with it—that was Ralph De Palma. He won well over 2,500 of his 3,000 or so races and other… Read More...
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By the early 1950s, several British automotive manufacturers had completely devoted themselves to satisfying the seemingly insatiable postwar appetite for affordable sports cars. One such… Read More...