A Surprise Find in Italy

By Graham GauldOctober 1, 2018October 1, 2018 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…

Pin2

2 Shares

Chocolate and Cheese – the history of Ferrari 250LM (s/n 6105GT)

By Graham GauldAugust 5, 2018August 5, 2018 Into the Gauld Mine 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…

0 Shares

Early Mika Hakkinen

By Graham GauldAugust 5, 2018August 5, 2018 Into the Gauld Mine 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…

0 Shares

Jim Clark 50th Anniversary

By Graham GauldJune 1, 2018 Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment

The past month has been a busy one for me what with the 50th anniversary of the death of Jim…

0 Shares

Remembering Bernard Consten

By Graham GauldApril 3, 2018 Into the Gauld Mine Brian Conten Leave a comment

I was saddened when the well known French racing and rally driver Bernard Consten died a few months ago for…

0 Shares

Chris Parry – Firestone’s Man in Europe

By GPDCFebruary 2, 2018 Into the Gauld Mine Chris Parry, Colin Chapman, Firestone Leave a comment

There are times when watching today’s grand prix racing the whole subject of tyres and which ones to use becomes…

0 Shares

Attacking Italy in a Heinkel

By Graham GauldDecember 1, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine Heinkel Leave a comment

One of the problems about the pace of change in society in the past fifty years, both economically and culturally,…

Pin1

1 Shares

Alta

By Graham GauldOctober 2, 2017October 2, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine Alta Leave a comment

Another photograph sent by Howden was of this Alta race car which immediately brought back many memories of an old…

0 Shares

The Other Argentinean – Benedicto Campos

By Graham GauldOctober 2, 2017October 2, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine Benedicto Campos Leave a comment

Whilst Club President Howden Ganley was in California for the Laguna Seca historic races he sent back various photos of…

0 Shares

What’s in a Name?

By Graham GauldAugust 1, 2017August 1, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment

Talk to any car manufacturer on the subject and you will find that one of the great problems about creating…

0 Shares

The Bi-Motore

By Graham GauldAugust 1, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine bi-motore, Monaci Leave a comment

If someone had asked me to describe a racing car called the Bi-Motore I would probably launch into a story…

0 Shares

Alfa to Zehender

By Graham GauldAugust 1, 2017August 1, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment

It is two months now since the General Assembly of the Club but for me there were a number of…

0 Shares

A Little Taste of History and Style

By Graham GauldMay 30, 2017June 10, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment

European motor racing in the years immediately following World War II tended to be a strictly European affair; that is…

0 Shares

Remembering Sir John Whitmore

By Graham GauldMay 30, 2017June 4, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine Leave a comment

There comes a time in life when you begin to see too many of your friends in the obituary columns…

Pin2

2 Shares

Armbands

By Graham GauldApril 6, 2017April 6, 2017 Into the Gauld Mine armbands, Silverstone Leave a comment

To modern generation the idea of tying a piece of cardboard round your arm to show you are an official,…

0 Shares

Category: Into the Gauld Mine

Into the Gauld Mine

Nostalgic Stories, Historic Audio Interviews
and Memorable Photography from Graham Gauld

A Surprise Find in Italy

Chocolate and Cheese – the history of Ferrari 250LM (s/n 6105GT)

Early Mika Hakkinen

Jim Clark 50th Anniversary

Remembering Bernard Consten

Chris Parry – Firestone’s Man in Europe

Attacking Italy in a Heinkel

Alta

The Other Argentinean – Benedicto Campos

What’s in a Name?

The Bi-Motore

Alfa to Zehender

A Little Taste of History and Style

Remembering Sir John Whitmore

Armbands