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Berridge Rams It Home!
Bob Berridge scored a dominant win in his RAM 01 in 1he third round of the FIA Cup for Thoroughbred…
August 1996
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Two in a Row
Bob Berridge made it two in a row when he scored victory in the fourth round of the MOTOR SPORT-supported…
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40 Years On
Alan Cox outlines VSCC action at Mallory Although Mallory Park is currently celebrating its 40th anniversary year, the VSCC meeting…
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New for Old
David McKinney reports on the HSCC's 30 year celebration meeting and MotorSport Trophy Rob Hall moved into the joint lead…
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World Rally Series
Each year the International Federation for Old Vehicles put its "World Rally" stamp on a big event held somewhere in…
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That Great Little Man Freddie Dixon
Having recalled recently the careers of some well-known British racing drivers, the time is overdue to include Freddie Dixon. Born…
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Brooklands Reunion
The Brooklands Society held its 29th annual Reunion at what is left of the old Motor Course on June 20,…
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That Anzani 'Nash
Towards the end of the article on the Eldridge Special racing cars, in the May issue of MOTOR SPORT, I…
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The Clement-Bayard
Who can fail to wish to know more about this great pioneer French marque after this evocative description of the…
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D P M Hall
Derek Hall will be sadly missed in VSCC, MAC, and motoring circles generally. He became interested in cars when sharing…
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R T Horton
We are sorry to learn belatedly of the death of R T Horton, in Shrewsbury, aged 89. Ronald Tombs Horton…
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V-to-C Miscellany, August 1996, August 1996
I n 1903 the Hon Charles Rolls, driving an 80hp Mors, won the Ballyfinnane hill-climb in County Kerry, taking home…
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STD National Rally
The Sunbeam-Talbot-Darracq Register really went to town with its big three-day rally, the biggest assembly of its kind of cars…
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The HMSO and Motor Racing
I remember what a surprise it was, back in 1948, when I received an unbound, gestetnered publication with the title…
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Murray Walker OBE
So congratulations are in order, I think? Murray may sometimes drop clangers in what is a very exacting profession. But…
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What about Damon?
Amid a surfeit of Euro-96 and tennis, the Daily Mail recently devoted its Saturday Essay to sport. Indeed, Alan Massie…
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Aston Martin Convertibles & Volantes
The 1960s. heralded a new era for Aston Martin as David Brown waved goodbye to the comparatively stolid cars of…
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Motoring & Motor Racing Books
Jaguar Saloon Cars, by Paul Skilleter. Published by Haynes. GRACE. SPACE and PACE was the marketing slogan for laguar saloon…
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A-Z Classic Sporting Cars 1950-1975
Part Two Jensen 541 1954-1963 Glass-fibre body, 4-litre straight-six engine but styling is an acquired taste. 541 introduced 1957 with…
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