Tag Archives: Vittorio Brambilla

Max Mosley: are you an amateur or a professional in life?

Posted on 30/09/2013 by Hugh Salmon

These days, television programmes come round and round like race cars on a track. Gone are the days when, if you missed them, you missed them. And you can pause and rewind programmes too which means, if anyone says anything … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog posts | Tagged Alain Prost, amateur, Ayrton Senna, BBC, call centres, Diana Mitford, direct debit, F1, Formula One, human behaviour, Leveson Inquiry, Max Mosley, News of the World, Nicholas Mosley, Oswald Mosley, professional, Sky, Vittorio Brambilla | Leave a comment

James Hunt: enjoy life while you can

Posted on 13/09/2013 by Hugh Salmon

Twice in the last week, I have watched Rush the new film about Niki Lauda and James Hunt. James was the first ‘celebrity’ I ever met. As a schoolboy in the 1970s, not only did I meet him – but … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog posts | Tagged Bahamas, Formula One, Grand Prix, Harvey Postlethwaite, Hesketh, Howden Ganley, human behaviour, Ian Ashley, Interpublic, James Hunt, Jody Scheckter, Lovereading, Mark Donohue, Mike Hailwood, Niki Lauda, Nürburgring, Österreichring, Rush, Tom Pryce, Vittorio Brambilla | Leave a comment

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Max Mosley: are you an amateur or a professional in life?

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