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MATTERS OF MOMENT, June 1975
THE BRITISH LEYLAND COLLAPSE Since the take-over of BMC by Leyland Motors in 1968 the British Motor Industry has comprised…
June 1975
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Motor Sport Fixture List for June
* Only clubs whose secretaries furnished the necessary information prior to the 14th of the preceding month are included in…
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Rally Review, June 1975
The Welsh Rally OF THE five main international rallies in the British Isles (organised by people of five different nationalities,…
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The Polski-Fiat 125P
The more car-per-pound car. WHEN MOTOR SPORT talks about a road test car representing good value today we have to…
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1975 Monaco Grand Prix race report
Lauda all the way Monte Carlo, May 11th Even as the dust was settling over the Montjuich Park in Barcelona…
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Notes on the Cars at Monaco
THE McLAREN team had a new tweak on M23/9, which World Champion Fittipaldi used all during practice and in the…
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Continental Notes, June 1975
The Circuit National of Francorchamps "TO RETURN to Francorchamps is always exciting. You find a unique ambiance that only a…
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A trip in a Ferrari Boxer and to Maranello
"MMM, would you like to try it ?" Just seven words spoken by former sporting and GT racing specialist Mike…
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Around and About, June 1975
Equipe POW MOST MOTOR RACING has become so turgidly serious these days that it was good to meet a gang…
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1975 Spanish Grand Prix race report
Barcelona, April 27th WE SHOULD have seen the writing on the wall when the transporters carrying the Formula One circus…
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Before We Lose Track
ONE OF THE newest teams in Formula One racing is the private one of Lord Alexander Hesketh. After an initial…
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Cobra parts put back the venom into the wildest snake of all
THE KEEPERS of Chessington Zoo in Surrey will tell you that a Cobra is a venomous hooded snake. Elsewhere in…
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Veteran Edwardian Vintage, June 1975
A SECTION DEVOTED TO OLD-CAR MATTERS Names on Racing Cars WE SAW recently the present trend for carrying advertising on…
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"The Missing Link"
Sir, Regarding the "TT' Renault" affair, I can shed a little more light on the matter . . . .…
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Another 1922 Talbot-Darracq
Sir, The book review of the Boy Scout's journey on a 1922 Talbot-Darracq takes me back many years, as my…
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That RAC Rally Siddeley Special
Sir, I was interested to read of my old car, the Siddeley Special, AXC 1, in your April 1975 issue…
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Edwardian Crossleys
Sir, It was with considerable interest that I came upon the photo in MOTOR SPORT (Oct. 1974) of the early…
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British Salmsons
Sir, I was most interested to read the letter from Mr. D. H. Freeman regarding British Salmsons in Liverpool in…
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Wooden Propellers
Sir, I was intrigued by the ending to your article "Out of the Past" regarding the fitting of metal strips…
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Sir,
Sir, I was extremely interested to read the letter from Mr. D. H. Freeman concerning the British Salmson. Also, it…
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