Dear newsgroup, who today is the premier F-1 scribe as the above gent
once clearly was?
Thanks in advance!!
E.C.

"slakka" wrote in message
ups.com...
Dear newsgroup, who today is the premier F-1 scribe as the above gent
once clearly was?
Thanks in advance!!
E.C.


I rather like Martin Brundle's articles in the Sunday Times. Like Jenks,
he's "been there", and he knows most of the major players in F-1 today.
Good concise writing, doesn't pull punches, analytical from a position of
knowledge rather than bias, and doesn't seem to let his managerial
connections with some drivers affect his judgment in any way.

I no longer read Motor Sport or AutoSport, so there may be other contenders
that I don't know about.

Geoff MacK

On Sep 3, 3:03 am, "Geoff Mackenzie" wrote:
"slakka" wrote in message

ups.com...

Dear newsgroup, who today is the premier F-1 scribe as the above gent
once clearly was?
Thanks in advance!!
E.C.

I rather like Martin Brundle's articles in the Sunday Times. Like Jenks,
he's "been there", and he knows most of the major players in F-1 today.
Good concise writing, doesn't pull punches, analytical from a position of
knowledge rather than bias, and doesn't seem to let his managerial
connections with some drivers affect his judgment in any way.

I no longer read Motor Sport or AutoSport, so there may be other contenders
that I don't know about.

Geoff MacK

WOW!

Sterling Moss responded to the same question my saying


YES, PROBABLY THE BREMGARTEN CIRCUIT. A GREAT, DANGEROUS AND
DIFFICULT ROAD COURSE IN THE PARK. LAST HELD IN 1954 I THINK.
YES, NIGEL ROEBUCK AND ALAN HENRY. THEY ARE NOT JENKS, BUT THEY ARE
PRETTY GOOD, AS ARE MOST OF THE GUYS IN AUTOSPORT.
CIAO, SM


SM, first response was to me asking what DSJ's fav all-time track
was.

Accompanied by the sound of a chisel on slate
managed to produce the following words
of wisdom
On Sep 3, 3:03 am, "Geoff Mackenzie" wrote:
"slakka" wrote in message

ups.com...

Dear newsgroup, who today is the premier F-1 scribe as the above
gent once clearly was?
Thanks in advance!!
E.C.

I rather like Martin Brundle's articles in the Sunday Times. Like
Jenks, he's "been there", and he knows most of the major players in
F-1 today. Good concise writing, doesn't pull punches, analytical
from a position of knowledge rather than bias, and doesn't seem to
let his managerial connections with some drivers affect his judgment
in any way.

I no longer read Motor Sport or AutoSport, so there may be other
contenders that I don't know about.

Geoff MacK

WOW!

Sterling Moss responded to the same question my saying


YES, PROBABLY THE BREMGARTEN CIRCUIT. A GREAT, DANGEROUS AND
DIFFICULT ROAD COURSE IN THE PARK. LAST HELD IN 1954 I THINK.
YES, NIGEL ROEBUCK AND ALAN HENRY. THEY ARE NOT JENKS, BUT THEY ARE
PRETTY GOOD, AS ARE MOST OF THE GUYS IN AUTOSPORT.
CIAO, SM


SM, first response was to me asking what DSJ's fav all-time track
was.

This post is for the attn of Sir Sterling Moss;

"Caps Lock" is normally on the left hand side of the keyboard, above "shift"
and below "tab".


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And Stirling is NOT spelt "Sterling" Pete!

ken

Accompanied by the sound of a chisel on slate Ken
managed to produce the following
words of wisdom
And Stirling is NOT spelt "Sterling" Pete!

I know, check the post above mine for spelling, Ken.


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