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"  Readers of long standing will know the name Rob Walker, both as successful Formula 1 privateer and also R&amp;amp;amp;T correspondent. Both Rob and his charming wife Betty (who was renowned for doing the team&amp;#039;s timing and lap charts) are gone now, but a bit of Walker lore remains.  We&amp;#039;ve heard from their son Robbie that his parents&amp;#039; Somerset home Nunney Court is on the market. This manor house is on the edge of Nunney, one of the prettiest Somerset villages. In fact, there&amp;#039;s also its own ruined medieval castle which Robbie has inherited from his father\u2014along with the lordship of the manor.  Rob and Betty moved into the house in 1949, and Rob&amp;#039;s study is where he wrote many of his R&amp;amp;amp;T stories (in precise printed hand!), all the while surrounded by motor racing memorabilia. A nearby garage is where Rob kept his fabulous personal cars\u2014including the Delahaye 135CS which he and Ian Connell piloted to an 8th place overall at Le Mans in 1939. You can almost smell the Castrol R! If you&amp;#039;re interested, we could put Robbie in touch.           . Related posts:   On This Day in History... F1 Trucks Up for Sale Indy 500 Tickets On Sale Now  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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