Photos by Richard Prince Photography
April 19-20 2008
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Peter Greenfield in the Alfa 8C/35.
Shell Ferrari Historics 11-20
Postcards from Silverstone
The first round of the FIA GT Championship
The Scuderua Ecosse Ferrari F430 GT2 of Jamie Davis/Fabio Babini is chased down by the race winning Aston Martin DBR9.
Story and Photos By Hugh Doran
The home of British motor racing, Silverstone, played host to the first round of the 2008 FIA GT Championship on 20th April. [Read more…] about Postcards from Silverstone
Ferraris Color the Australian GT Races
Color in the Pits
Story and Photos by Vince Johnson
The second round of the 2008 Australian GT Championship moved to the Adelaide street circuit during the Clipsal 500 V8 Supercar meeting earlier this year. [Read more…] about Ferraris Color the Australian GT Races
Abarth in America Part 1
Story by Pete Vack
Photo by B.D. Dobbins.
It was noted, some time ago, that there was a disproportionate number of Fiat-based Abarth cars in the United States, sitting broken or unused in garages, driveways and because most Abarths were small enough to fit, in a large outdoor sheds common to so many backyards.
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OSCAs at the Tour Auto
Story and Photos by Hugues Vanhoolandt
Captions by staff
MT4 1100 Vignale berlinetta of 1953 (s/n 1136) built for Jean Louis Armengaud in 1953.
April 14th, 2008
Last year the organizers of the Tour Auto developed a theme with a particular model in mind.
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Italians on the Tour Auto
Photos and story by Hugues Vanhoolandt
For the second time, the Grand Palais in Paris, near the Champs-Elysées Avenue, was home for the 230 cars that took part in the 2008 Tour Auto. The cars would then head south to Marseille for more than 1100 miles through the winding roads of France.
The Grand Palais was the perfect starting point as it was also where the Salon de Paris took place under its impressive transparent roof from 1901 to 1961.
Obituary: Cameron Reynolds Argetsinger
Cameron Reynolds Argetsinger, 87, Watkins Glen race founder and lawyer died peacefully, April 22, 2008, at home. He leaves his beloved wife of 67 years, Jean, their nine children, fifteen grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren.
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Getting to know the new VeloceToday
This article is to help our readers find their way around the new VeloceToday as effectively and quickly as possible. Just use the ‘letters to the editor’ section to help us improve the new site!!
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Bahrain Grand Prix
By Erik Neilsen
Images by Ferrari Media
Felipe Massa and Kimi Räikkönen.
Felipe Massa made sure that there was not going to be any negative press in this week’s Gazzetta della Sport, and that he really is worth everything that Marlboro is subsidizing the Scuderia for his services this year.
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Much Less Guessin’ in Essen
Thanks to our readers we’ve determined the identities of the cars at Essen in last week’s VeloceToday, as well as some thoughts and experiences regarding painted Webers. Still, we could use more information on that Fiat single seater!!.
8C2900 photographed at Essen by Vanhoolandt Hugues .
London Encounters
Alessandro Gerelli in London.
A good photographer (what I am not) always brings along a photo machine when walking around in a city, watching here and there for any kind of subjects.
This weekend I was in London for a pop music concert and I had with me my photo tools: I have brought back three images that may interest our readers.
The first is a picture of a Lancia Stratos Stradale: what a small beauty ! No Aston, Bentley or Porsche may compete!