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Miscellani
Although my piece on the 200mph Sunbeam was headed 'De Hane's Half Hour', I am aware that Segrave took the…
December 2001
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Unravelling Cottin mystery
I had forgotten what became of this Cottin et Desgouttes 60hp racer, until Kevin Wheatcroft reminded me it was in…
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Miscellani
Further information surfaced at the Beaulieu Autojumble about the MG J2 which Luis Fontes raced before the war, and which…
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An eye on the opposition
Quite why Sir Henry Royce Wanted to sample an OHC Austro-Daimler in 1925 (Motor Sport, November) I do not know,…
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Small, not perfectly formed
Not long after reviewing a recent book about Reliant Robins, etc, came Sutton Publishing's More Microcars, by Tony Marshall. Not…
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The Welsh Trial
Despite foot and mouth, Radnor Forest yielded 14 sections for this popular event, and on October 14, after Saturday's 100-mile…
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Miscellani
If you have just read about Henry Royce's investigation into makes other than his own in the 1920s, you may…
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MCC Centennial Scrapbook
The Motor Cycling Club is the oldest of its kind,founded in 1901 and soon catering for cars as well as…
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