Jaguar racing 1983-84
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If anyone is interested, I've found in my loft, issues 1-12(except no.9) of the Jaguar Racing Review from March 83 to Oct 84. There's plenty of TWR info etc in them. If you're interested in reading them, indicate so on this forum and I'll start posting them up. Each one is 4 sides of A4 in black and white.
Here's page one for a start.
Here's page one for a start.
bernhund said:
If anyone is interested, I've found in my loft, issues 1-12(except no.9) of the Jaguar Racing Review from March 83 to Oct 84. There's plenty of TWR info etc in them. If you're interested in reading them, indicate so on this forum and I'll start posting them up. Each one is 4 sides of A4 in black and white.
Here's page one for a start.
What a fascinating find. I'm not sure I'm enough of a died-in-the-wool Jaguar fan to read them all but, out of interest, how did Martin Brundle do in comparison to the other drivers?Here's page one for a start.
Brundle was named driver of the day at the Donnington 500 May 1st 1983 and won at least 2 races for Jaguar that year. He was, at the time, the up and coming star of formula three.
It's Tom Walkinshaw who gets mentioned most of the time throughout the reviews. Could be something to do with the fact it was his team! But he did get on the podium plenty of times.
It's Tom Walkinshaw who gets mentioned most of the time throughout the reviews. Could be something to do with the fact it was his team! But he did get on the podium plenty of times.
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