I suspect this was the Brit produced show that aired in the US this last year. Some heavy attention paid to his sons. Cliff Manley wrote: ADVERTISEMENT

That's really interesting. Now, if only it were published by an organization that is known for news, not right-wing propaganda. Dick (a Republican). Health is the slowest possible rate at which

Would it be 1930 (Indianapolis 500) period correct to make tubular exhaust manifolds with long equal length primaries? I was under the impression that it was usual in that era to run a pipe parallel

Just watching a very interesting biography on the Australian Biography Channel called Sir Jackie Stewart, The Flying Scot. This is mostly about safety changes he helped to introduce to F1, very

Now THIS is INTERESTING, with the ring of truth about it, link http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=38645 full text follows.... Sorry about the OT but I know how many Petrol

Speed Channel broadcast of Behind the Headlights show re the Delahaye 145 that won Le Million in 1937 and the 1938 Pau GP will air tomorrow (Wed) at 9 PM Eastern 8 PM Central 7 PM Mountain 6 PM

If you go to Yahoo! and do their "People Search", if they have a phone number listed in a phone book, their number will come up. You just need name and state (town does help) to get the

OK gang, there is now a folder in the files where we can list references for racing association, track and series results. You will find some references for IMCA, CRA, NCRA, CSRA, WoO and

have Neal Kem when you go to Denver just look up Colorado Car Books and thats Neals book store, also Leroy lives on Cherikee street at evans just off santa fa .I can get you intouch with a guy

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David Schmidt wrote: Ah, but there was always a difference between "yellow journalism" tabloids and real reporting. If you got a Hearst paper, you could expect hype (btw, that's the way I always

Bob, this goes back to the Civil War between the States. Look up "dime store novels" and "yellow journalism" in any high school history book. Didn't matter what was printed as long as THE STORY SOLD

Mike Sounds like a great idea! Just go to the RH website, click on Database and you can read the responsibilities for the Banner Keeper. Then click on the Banner Database and please edit the

Cliff Manley wrote: Aha! Now I better understand what passes for journalism today. I've always been amazed how politicians from opposing parties can look at the same event or set of figures, and

Doesn't matter how you tell the story as long as it is a good story...sorry my cynical Journo side coming out. Cliff

"Michael T. Lynch" wrote: My strongest irritant is how much bad information has become accepted as historical fact, merely because it is repeated and regurgitated by those who don't do good research

By the way, what is your "weekly show"? Something on radio? Brian Pratt Burnaby, BC, Canada Trogdor wrote:

RacingHistory@... writes: How bout Doug Kallita Roy

My work may send to the Denver area for a few days. Does anyone have Neal East and LeRoy Byres phone #s. I am not sure of spelling. Thanks, Kem

Each month, Racer magazine publishes a list of racing birthdays and death dates. Mike