Motor Racing Photography By Graham GauldFebruary 3, 2020February 3, 2020 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment Those of you who regularly visit this page on the Grand Prix Drivers Club site will have noticed that motorsport… TweetSharePinShare232232 Shares
A Ferrari Story By Graham GauldDecember 1, 2019December 1, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment I want to take you back to September 17 1955. I was on a Vickers Viscount aircraft on my way… TweetSharePinShare33 Shares
A DAF Idea? By Graham GauldDecember 1, 2019December 1, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment With everyone talking about the new technical plans for Formula 1 in 2021 I was reminded of some of the… TweetSharePinShare77 Shares
The Jim Clark Museum By Graham GauldOctober 2, 2019October 2, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment My links with Jim Clark go back a long way, sixty-four years to be exact when on a cold March… TweetSharePinShare1515 Shares
Racing with Aspergers By Graham GauldOctober 2, 2019October 3, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment Amongst the many visitors to Duns for the official opening of the Jim Clark Museum in Duns were Emmanuel Delsaux… TweetSharePinShare127127 Shares
Keith and the Spanish Aristocrat By F1 GPDCAugust 2, 2019October 2, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment There have been many articles written not only about the charismatic Marquis de Portago, who died tragically with his co-driver… TweetSharePinShare1616 Shares
Remembering Mike McKee By Graham GauldJune 1, 2019June 1, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment I recently wrote a News item on the web site regarding the passing of Jim Russell. I referred to the… TweetSharePinShare88 Shares
Imola and Minardi Day By Graham GauldJune 1, 2019June 1, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment The General Assembly of the Grand Prix Drivers Club is always a fun occasion where the members can get together,… TweetSharePinShare1616 Shares
Into the Gauld Mine April 2019 By Graham GauldApril 1, 2019April 1, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment Ever since I first visited in 1960 I have always enjoyed Turin. Back then I had just taken over as… TweetSharePinShare55 Shares
More on Murray By Graham GauldFebruary 1, 2019January 26, 2019 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment Back in October last year I welcomed the news of Formula 1 commentator Murray Walker’s 95th birthday and remarked on… TweetSharePinShare55 Shares
The Scots Aristocrats By Graham GauldDecember 1, 2018December 1, 2018 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment Throughout the history of European motorsport, the aristocrats and the titled were the true pioneers. They were pioneers mainly because… TweetSharePinShare99 Shares
De Cad Meets Nuvolari at Last! By Graham GauldOctober 1, 2018October 1, 2018 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment Howden Ganley was at Goodwood for the revival meeting and caught up with former historic racer and character Alain de… TweetSharePinShare1111 Shares
A Surprise Find in Italy By Graham GauldOctober 1, 2018October 1, 2018 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment I have always had a fascination for small motorsport events around the World because usually it is a new experience… TweetSharePin2Share1113 Shares
Chocolate and Cheese – the history of Ferrari 250LM (s/n 6105GT) By Graham GauldAugust 5, 2018August 5, 2018 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Tags: David Piper, Ferrari 250LM, Maranello Leave a comment Had you visited the London Motor Show in 1964 you would have found Ferrari 250LM (s/n 6105GT) finished in China… TweetSharePinShare1515 Shares
Early Mika Hakkinen By Graham GauldAugust 5, 2018August 5, 2018 Categories: Into the Gauld Mine Tags: Allan McNish, karting, Mika Hakkinen Leave a comment I recently mentioned the General Assembly of the Grand Prix Drivers Club held in Italy and on the morning everyone… TweetSharePinShare1212 Shares