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    Nifty fifty

    Sep 09, 2020 6 minutes

    GREAT ARTICLE WITH GORDON MURRAY AND HIS T.50 (evo 277), of so much more interest than the latest 2000kg battery sled of the kind that keeps getting churned out these days.

    Murray is a brilliant and focused engineer with a glorious back catalogue that few can hold a candle to. The T.50 is something we’ve all been wanting to see, an escape from the turbocharging, hybridisation and DCTs that have become the norm. The excellent technical interviews in evo over preceding months served only to whet the appetite and build anticipation. Now I can’t wait for your first drive.

    Just one thing: for many years the McLaren F1 has been summarised in The Knowledge thus:

    + Still the most single-minded supercar ever

    - There’ll never be another

    You might want to start thinking about what you’ll replace this with…

    Stuart Knipe, Oxfordshire

    TheLetteroftheMonth winsaStratonwatch

    The writer of this month’s star letter receives a Straton Classic Driver chronograph worth £220. Designed to be an all-round, everyday watch that doesn’t break the bank, it has a 40mm case

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