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When Moss raced touring cars

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Writer:

Andrew Frankel | Ti co-founder

Date:

15 June 2021

Mark Blundell’s announcement that he was retiring not only from the BTCC but from professional motor racing altogether is entirely understandable. Anyone who has a go in the world’s toughest tin top series is brave, but to do it in your fifties, with a stellar career in single seaters and sports cars behind you, with nothing to prove and a big reputation to lose? I call that properly gutsy.

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