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EDITORIAL VIEWS, April 1934
EDITORIAL VIEWS THE R.A.C. Rally, if it did not prove anything else, did at least show the enormous enthusiasm that…
April 1934
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CONTENTS, April 1934
CONTENTS Continental Notes and News ••• ••• Rumblings • • • • • • • • • Present Day Racing…
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Continental Notes and News, April 1934
All Set for Monaco. BV the time these lines are read the first Grand Prix race of the 1934 season…
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RUMBLINGS, April 1934
Races at Home. THE regulations for the Isle of Man Races are now out and differ little from those in…
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1934 RACING CARS
1934 RACING CARS 5 --T H E 2.9 LITRE MERCEDESBENZ. SINCF, the early days of motoring the prestige of Germany…
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TRYING A SECOND-HANDER
TRYING A SECOND-HANDER A 1933 Wolseley Hornet Special. WITH thoughts of Summer and the beginning, of the "Season "many of…
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THE INTERVARSITY ACCELERATION TEST
XFORD Dons, we believe, take a pride in the fact that their town is the City of Dreioning Spires, and…
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GOOD WEATHER FOR THE COLMORE TROPHY
GOOD WEATHER FOR THE COLMORE TROPHY FOR the first time the Colmore Trophy Trial this year was run as a…
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AN AMBLE ROUND ABINGDON
AN AMBLE ROUND ABINGDON By T. G. Moore. /ALWAYS get a lot of pleasure in going round a motor factory,…
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TESTS TO DESTRUCTION
TESTS TO DESTRUCTION WHEN motor car design was less advanced than it is today, the most obvious way of proving,…
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A BOOK REVIEW
ANUMBER of books have been published lately in England dealing with races, racing drivers and their .careers. " Das Autobuch…
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THE WORLD RECORD BOOK.
THE WORLD RECORD BOOK. ACHIVEMENTS of 1933," a fascinating record of world's successes in motoring and flying during last year,…
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ANATOMY AND THE SPORTS CAR
ANATOMY AND THE SPORTS CAR. A Plea for more Comfortable Driving Positions. THE pundits of the motor world are never…
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THE "105" TOLBOT SALOON
THE "105" TALBOT SALOON THERE is something rather stirring about the name "105 Talbot." It recalls the sight of those…
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A NEW SUPERCHARGING PATENT
A NEW SUPERCHARGING PATENT APATENT specification has recently been filed by Mr. C. '1'. Lelaney, the well-known racing driver, relating…
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A Pocket Fixture List.
A Pocket Fixture List. ALITTLE booklet which every reader of MOTOR SPORT would like to have has just been produced…
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THE BROOKLANDS OPENING MEETING
THE BROOKLANDS OPENING MEETING A Programme of Sprints and Mountain Races. R. H. L. Eccles (Bugatti) and D. Bertram (Delage)…
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AN ENJOYABLE "DAY IN THE HILLS"
AN ENJOYABLE "DAY IN THE HILLS" THE Women's Automobile and Sports Association has the reputation of running really well organized…
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WHEN A CAR-LOCK IS ESSENTIAL
WHEN A CAR-LOCK IS ESSENTIAL MOTOR sports-car owners will agree that the value of a really efficient lock lies not…
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THE THIRD R.A.C. RALLY
THE THIRD R.A.C. RALLY DIFFICULT CONDITIONS EXPERIENCED BY COMPETITORS FROM ALL STARTING CONTROLS, BUT 351 OUT OF 385 STARTERS ARRIVE…
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