Archived Articles
- The Babylonian lifestyle; what racing drivers do after a days work.
- England - Australia by Tiger Moth
- Dunsfold, February 7. David Cyster, watched by his wife and the author,takes off into a grey English winter morning
- "Mad Tigers and Englishmen go out in the midday sun..." (Central India)
- Cumulus building to over 10,000ft between Singapore and Djakarta
- David Cyster with Bert Hinkler's portrait at the Royal Queensland Aero Club, Archer field Airport, Brisbane
- Sydney Harbour, with the famous bridge and Opera House (left of centre) in view and Cyster's destination just a few miles away
- Oil capacit y was increased to 6gal to satisfy the Gipsy M ajor's long-range thirst.
- Arrival ot Darwin on M arch 11, over a month and nearl y 10,000 n.m . after leaving Dunsfold
- The Mk IX Spitfire was delivered to the RAF in 1944, flying with 33 Squadron and 412 Squadron RCAF.
- The Mk XI Spitfire
- How the image of the Spitfire has endured and changed with time.
- A Heinkel 111 is shot down.
- Gathering information on enemy aircraft.
- Winston Churchill meets Lord Beaverbrook.
- Photo monatage accompaning Radio Times article on Spirit of Kitty Hawk.
- Nice work. The Ferrari is the only Formula 1 team to have survived 50 years of racing.
- Ferrari Flag and the Tifosi; the world greatest fan club following the prancing horse.
- Promotional article for "The Power Game" in The Business, April 2000.
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