A modern slant on classic racing. The legendary bikes and the courageous, talented heroes that mattered then and still matter now.
Contents 006 Classic Racer archive A couple of beautiful photographs in glorious full colour that capture unique moments in the racing history of the two-wheeled world. 010 The CR Crossword Second lap in and the
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Welcome to Classic Racer, where legends live on… Our March/April issue is out now, and it includes all of this…
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Archive Selections of photographic excellence this issue from Don Morley, Mark Wernham and Nick Nicholls. Each one, exceptional. Letters It’s been a long time since your last set of thoughts, motivations and vocal outpourings about
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Archive joy Three moments from racing history deserving of your time, to take in fully and appreciate. Big images early on – what CR is about. Subscribe We’re always looking for ways to appeal to
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From the Archive More stunning photographs spanning the classic years of racing. From 22 to 50 years ago via an Italian/Swiss legendary master of the tiddlers. Subscribe! Here’s how this great deal works. If you
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Classic Racer Archive Three great images from moments in time when the racing was pure and those who did it took no prisoners. These photos come directly from the Morton’s Media Archive and you can
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From the archive Three amazing photographs from the Classic Racer archive, each capturing a heady slice of action from the golden days of racing past. Readers Write Great suggestions on bikes to feature, points raised that
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From the archive This month we have three stunning images from the world of Classic Racer, two of which are from deep within our huge archive and the third having a much more recent flavour
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006 From the Classic Racer archive Two great moments from racing’s past that typify what we’re about. Both iconic moments captured by two of the world’s best motorcycle racing photographers. Each image is a snapshot
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Archive opener One from our archive which not only shows a great rider doing what made them great but also the folly of a watching crowd who choose the wrong direction in which to spectate.
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