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Turns out it’s not just photographers who like to be out in ‘the golden hour’

Motoring journalism can take you to some exotic places, but few feel quite as special as a proving ground in the half-light. By and large, these are not exotic places.
The ones with which I’m most familiar are a repurposed airbase in the West Midlands and a rather nondescript chunk of rural Bedfordshire – namely Horiba MIRA and Millbrook. But I’m sure the phenomenon that I’m about to describe is just as likely to happen at Dudenhofen in Germany, Mortefontaine in France or Idiada in Spain.
The half-light is the important bit. Dawn or dusk: you can take your pick. Go for the former and you’ve got the quiet satisfaction of beating the rest of the waking world and much of the usual proving ground traffic to the start of the working day.
With the latter, you get to watch as all those unfortunates who drive their Vauxhall Insignia and Nissan Juke prototypes over miles and miles of cobblestones or in seemingly n