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In the wake of events

A LTHOUGH WE TURNED UP SOME great pictures for our Israeli Grand Prix story in this issue we were disappointed not to find a good image of the official programme. Written in Hebrew, it must be one of the rarest programmes out there (cue immediate response from reader who has a perfect copy in his collection…). Since until recent years organisers gave or sold programmes – race cards in horsey speak – to most of the people attending their events they’re not rare as a group,

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