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Friday Factoids 19 December 2025
Read more: Friday Factoids 19 December 2025Last Factoids before Christmas…………………………… Feel free to share. XJS image by Peter Mallett other images by Animoto Stock.
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Friday Factoids 12 December 2025
Read more: Friday Factoids 12 December 2025Feel free to share. All images by me.
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Masters Historic Racing Shifts 2026 Event from Silverstone to Monza
Read more: Masters Historic Racing Shifts 2026 Event from Silverstone to MonzaMasters Historic Racing has today confirmed a major change to its 2026 calendar, announcing that its flagship weekend event will now take place at Monza from 24 to 26 July 2026, replacing the previously planned fixture at the BRDC Classic at Silverstone. In a statement released on 27 December 2025,…
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Seeing Double?
Read more: Seeing Double?So, on 21st November I received an e mail press release from Motor Racing Legends informing the world that they have added a new series for “Grand Prix Icons“. These are 1966 to 1985 Formula One cars running 3 litre engines. The first appearance of this new series will be…
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Friday factoids
Read more: Friday factoidsFeel free to comment and/or share. All photos by Peter Mallett
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Fun Trivia Facts You Didn’t Know
Read more: Fun Trivia Facts You Didn’t KnowDid you know? Feel free to share and/or comment.
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November Motorsport Highlights: Walter Hayes and VSCC
Read more: November Motorsport Highlights: Walter Hayes and VSCCNot much happens in November, the UK weather tends to preclude outdoor activities and unless you have a heated garage, playing with cars can be a damp and cold exercise. But crucially, those conditions do provide an opportunity for hurling your vehicle at the landscape. 01/02 November The Walter Hayes…
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Celebrating 50 Years of the Jaguar XJS
Read more: Celebrating 50 Years of the Jaguar XJSIt’s not an E Type, they said. It’s not very economical, they said. It’ll never last, they said. Well, 50 years and four days since its launch on 10 September 1975, some eighty-odd examples of the Jaguar XJ-S (or XJS), turned out in all their pristine glory to thumb their…
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