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What once was…

On 4 April 2024, my father, Michael, died, bringing to an end an extraordinary life. It’s a life that has since been recognised through tributes and messages from around the world, and they have been a source of comfort for me and my family.

His love affair with racing started at an early age, drawing grand prix cars on his exercise book at school. It was with amusement that we walked the paddock at the Goodwood Revival looking at the Connaughts, him pointing out the ones that were the right colours, and those that were

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