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A World Beyond Grand Prix,y the tip of FIA-sanctioned international motorsports. Not only is there a host of other F-prefixed single seater formula as stepping stones up the world class motor racing ladder (usually featuring an element of single source components these cost-conscious days) but we also acknowledge the influen

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Resources and Technical Infrastructures: from Motor Club to Race Circuit,ities that this small island possesses. In this chapter we explore this unique strength of the industry in mainland Britain in depth and some of the people who organize a plethora of weekend motor sport that is the envy of the competitive automotive world.

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,The Future of Britain’s Motorsport Industry: National Pride Before a Fall?, level of technology, management expertise, team working and integration of different technologies is probably paralleled only by the aerospace industry. The industry’s technological expertise also feeds the global car industry and the mass manufacturing organizations, providing them with services t

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Resources and Technical Infrastructures: from Motor Club to Race Circuit,ities that this small island possesses. In this chapter we explore this unique strength of the industry in mainland Britain in depth and some of the people who organize a plethora of weekend motor sport that is the envy of the competitive automotive world.