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Reliving the glory days of Dundee s Dick McTaggart Centre

Updated: July 3, 2021, 9:59 am © DC Thomson Hockey training at the Dick McTaggart in 1983. Opening in the early 80s, the Dick McTaggart Centre was the go-to place for locals interested in a game of fives with their pals or for sporting tournaments. It was the perfect way to celebrate one of Dundee’s sporting legends, Dick McTaggart. The boxer famously won 610 out of 634 amateur contests and remains the only Scottish boxer to win Olympic gold to date cementing his place as one of the finest amateur boxers Britain has ever produced. By the late 90s though the venue was becoming increasingly tired and run down but following a near £2 million Dundee City Council project, the former general sports facility was completely transformed into a new regional gymnastics training centre.

Remembering Alan Bowness, Tate director who helped change public attitudes to contemporary art

Alan Bowness was an art historian whose eye and influence shaped the British contemporary art world over more than 40 years. He never sought the limelight, but his quiet self-assurance and belief in his own convictions inspired confidence in others and made him the most persuasive and effective voice in a talented post-war generation of curators, writers and critics. In the late 1950s and through the 60s and 70s, he was a pioneering academic and a friend to a generation of abstract artists in England, whose work he championed in print and in the many committees on which he served. In the 80s he became a more public figure as the director of the Tate Gallery, where he made important acquisitions for the national collection, achieved a resolution of the long-running debate about how to honour J.M.W. Turner’s magnificent bequest to the nation and established a new northern outpost for the gallery in creating Tate Liverpool. In the 90s and beyond, he continued his patronage as

The iconic Jaguar E-Type - how much it would have cost in today s money

The iconic Jaguar E-Type - how much it would have cost in today’s money The E-Type was one of the hyper bargains of the time when it was launched in 1961 60 years of the world’s most beautiful car celebrated at E-Type UK Never miss another story from Coventry and Warwickshire by subscribing to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Classic F1 - On this day in F1 History… February 3rd:

On this day in F1 History… February 3rd: Midland F1 Launch the M16 Reading Time: 2min read Following the 2005 sale of Jordan Grand Prix to the Midland Group, 2006 saw the team being officially rebranded as ‘Midland F1’ and the launch of their singular racecar, the Midland M16. Powered by a Toyota engine and with an attractive red, white and black livery chosen to mirror the corporate colours of the Midland Group, their first and only season in F1 was quite a mixed bag. Despite an initially poor start, as the 2006 season progressed, drivers Christijan Albers and Tiago Monteiro regularly managed to make their way from the back of the grid to midfield, where they jostled for position with teams such as Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Toro Rosso. Sadly, these heated battles rarely translated into strong finishes, and a series of first-lap accidents in Monaco, Indianapolis and Montreal further hindered the team’s overall performance.

EJ wouldn t want to run a team in today s F1

EJ ‘wouldn’t want’ to run a team in today’s F1 PlanetF1 2/02/2021 © Getty Images Eddie Jordan Eddie Jordan, one of the most charismatic team owners to have ever walked down the pit lane, wouldn’t want to be involved in running a team in today’s “institutionalised” F1. Arriving on the Formula 1 grid in 1991, Jordan eventually sold his team after the 2005 season to the Midland Group for $60 million. It would go on to become Spyker F1, Force India, Racing Point and, this year, will run under the Aston Martin brand. Under new owner Lawrence Stroll, the team has entered a close collaboration with Mercedes, so close that in 2020 the team ran a car that was dubbed the ‘pink Mercedes’.

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