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One Whale of a Calthorpe

Amongst the Brooklands competing cars which particularly interested me was A Whale’s single-seater Calthorpe, which in the early days had a 65x95mm (1261cc) four-cylinder engine and an exceedingly narrow body,…

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"Motor Racing Year—1972 Edition"

127 pp. 9 3/16 in. x 7 in. (MRP ltd., 277-279, Grays Inn Road, London, WC1. £1.50). Many of the now-prolific motor-racing annuals are out of date. Here is one…

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Chaparral 2F: The wind of change

The famous rear wing was the Chaparral's most obvious aerodynamic appendage, and one which Formula One would embrace wholeheartedly the following year on the basis of the 2F's performances, but…

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At last—the truth about the original twin cam straight-eight supercharged Triumph Dolomite

by its creator, Donald Healey [Last April, in "Rumblings", we recalled the sensational 2-litre Triumph Dolomite, almost a direct copy of the then current 2.3-litre Alfa Romeo, which Donald Healey…

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