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Racing Drivers' Transport
At Goodwood on Easter Monday, Moss arrived in a modern 3-litre Lagonda saloon and Hawthorn in his Gran Turismo Lancia…
May 1956
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Moss' Hollow Victory at Aintree
Five Finishers out of 13 Starters in B.A.R.C. "International 200" Aintree, April 21st. THE B.A.R.C. International Meeting at the three-mile…
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V.S.C.C. Silverstone (April 21st)
At the opening Silverstone meeting of the Vintage Sports Car Club brilliant spring sunshine brought forth a fine array of some…
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Rumblings, May 1956
The Amateur Census Good-looking females have played a big part in motor-car publicity but it now looks as if the…
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The British Motor Industry - by the Editor
At the conclusion of the "Nostalgic" article in the March issue of Motor Sport, I remarked on the enjoyment I derive…
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A Land Rover with a Mission
My late father, a very keen archaeologist, decided, with advancing years and failing health, that the best way to survey…
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Brands Hatch, Easter Monday
After several days of cold winds, the weather turned fine for the opening meeting of the B.R.S.C.C. at Brands Hatch…
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Women's Junior Air Corps
At a cocktail party on March 21st it was announced that the activities of the above organisation would be extended…
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Intimacy with the Dauphine
1,250,000 Miles' Development Endows the New 845-c.c. Renault with Many Good Qualities, notably Excellent Handling and Roadholding, Outstanding Performance for…
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Nostalgic
Nothing much has come in this time on which to build this feature. A reader kindly contributed an amusing relic…
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B.R.M. Outing/Swandean Spitfire
On April 7th, at Bourne, Lincs, a luncheon party was given by Raymond Mays to some prominent racing drivers and…
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Enthusiasts' Directory: No. 9-Clothing
Introduction The advent of spring brings a changed outlook to motoring. Summer days are before us and country lanes, open…
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Letters From Readers, May 1956
N.B. -- Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. -- Ed.…
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