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Max Mosley obituary: A dizzying intellect; an intimidating man By Andrew BensonChief F1 writer Last updated on 24 May 202124 May 2021.From the section Formula 1 Max Mosley, who has died aged 81, was one of the most influential and important figures in motorsport over the last half-century - and also among the most controversial. With a brilliant intellect and a devious, sometimes malicious mind, he was arguably better suited to a career in politics. But he was the son of the 1930s British fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley, and in his youth was involved in his father's post-war political party...

Helen Nickisson04:55, May 07 2021 Helen Nickisson/Stuff A replica miner's hut has recently been completed at Canvastown. Les Douglas, left, and Craig Dobie have worked on the construction. The hut will serve as a tourist information centre for the town. About 10km out of Havelock on the road to Nelson, there's a slipway off State Highway 6, which if you're lucky enough not to miss, takes you into the fascinating little village of Canvastown. It was here, in 1864 that Elizabeth Pope first discovered gold while washing clothes in the Wakamarina River near to the present bridge, leading to the ...

Kidney Professionals Named As 2021 Medal Of Excellence Award Winners America's Largest Independent Kidney Patient Organization Recognizes Top Professionals News provided by Share this article Share this article TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Association of Kidney Patients (AAKP), America's oldest and largest independent, patient-led kidney advocacy organization, has announced recipients of its 2021 Medal of Excellence. The award is one of the Association's highest honors for kidney healthcare professionals. It is designed to elevate local, national, and internationa...

On This Day in F1: January 12th January 12th Emerson Fittipaldi wins the 1975 Argentine Grand Prix On this day, racing legend Emerson Fittipaldi beat out local favorite Carlos Reutemann and future World Champion James Hunt to claim his second Argentine Grand Prix victory, having previously won there in 1973. Driving the McLaren M23, Fittipaldi beat his closest competitor, James Hunt, by a six second interval after an unfortunate spin of Hunt’s Hesketh enabled the Brazilian to take the lead. Not deterred for long, Hunt recovered his composure and went on to finish the race in second place, w...