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1st August 2021 saw the amazing sight of 43 E-types taking to the Silverstone grid in appalling conditions – an equally amazing 36 finished! Roger Gage witnessed the event and shares his experience with us. Normal service will be resumed in the next issue, where we will cover the opening rounds of club Jaguars in 2022 competition.

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