Piero Taruffi, pre-war heroes, Damon Hill and much more

Piero Taruffi, pre-war heroes, Damon Hill and much more Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser The Silver Fox One of the most versatile racers of all time, Piero Taruffi was born 109 years ago. His was a story easily mistaken for fiction, according to Phil Llewellin.   Read the full feature here > Land of the rising son Damon Hill wrapped up the 1996 Formula 1 title at Suzuka, leading Paul Fearnley to explore the inevitable father-son comparison.  Read 'Land of the rising son' from November 1996 > Phi-Phi An amateur beating some of the greatest pros, as explained by Bill Boddy; Philippe Etancelin died 34 years ago. Read 'Phi-Phi' from November 1999 > Fontes of youth A Le Mans winner at just 21 years old, despite racing for just one season, Luis Fontes was killed during WWII.  Read 'Fontes of youth' from January 2002 > Also this week... Brabham were the big winners in South Africa, with Patrese winning the race and Piquet securing the title in 1983 | One of Roebuck's heroes, Bernd Rosemeyer was born in 1909  | Kimi Räikkönen turned 36 | 1963 Le Mans winner Ludovico Scarfiotti was born in 1933 | 1963 Le Mans winner Ludovico Scarfiotti was born in 1933 | War hero and Le Mans winner Tony Rolt was born in 1918 | Dan Wheldon died four years ago | Casey Stoner turned 30  Share this email on:       Motor Sport Magazine, Unit 38, Chelsea Wharf, 15 Lots Road, London, SW10 0QJ Company No. 05471049 Vat No. 871 544 60 Want to unsubscribe? Manage your email preferences