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Stirling Moss Wins the TT for Jaguar at Record Speed
Type C Jaguars 1, 2, 4. Gerard's Frazer-Nash 3rd. Tony Rolt (Jaguar) Sets Lap Record at 86.4 m.p.h. At Dundrod…
October 1951
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CLUB AFFAIRS, October 1951
CLUB AFFAIRS The Secretary of the Rolls-Royce Owners Club is J. W. McFarlane, Huntingdon Hills, Wisner Road, Rochester 9, New…
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PESCARA AND BARI
If the Monza G.P. held the chief end-of-season excitement, we must not overlook those curtain-raisers at Pescara and Bari. At Pescara…
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Reports of Recent Events, October 1951
LEINSTER M.C. CURRAGH RACES (August 25TH) LANCASHIRE A.C. DAVIS TROPHY TRIAL (Sept. 1ST) S.S.C.C. RACE MEETING Turnbury (Sept 1st) BRISTOL…
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XXII G.P. D'ITALIA
Ferraris Force the Pace and Vanquish Alfa-Romeo THE Italian G.P. run over 80 laps of the 3.9 mile Monza track…
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The M.C.C. Silverstone Meeting
ON September 8th, the Motor Cycling Club ran very slickly through a long programme, comencing with its popular One-Hour High-Speed Trials,…
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B.R.M. at Monza
This eye-witness account is published so that those who were not present can see the impression created by the two…
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4,000 MILES WITH A PLUS FOUR
4,000 MILES WITH A PLUS FOUR Experiences with the Latest Morgan as a Hard-Used Staff Car .AT. Earls Court last…
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CHAIN CHATTER, October 1951
CHAIN CHATTER "CARkOZZINO" THERE is always something rather fasc,...,„g about the G.P. des Nations held at Monza at the end…
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CLUB AFFAIRS, October 1951
• CLUB AFFAIRS The Thames Estuary A.C. is tiiuv well under way and has held several events. Its club nights…
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VINTAGE VEERINGS
VINTAGE VEERINGS HAVE you noticed how the vintage and near-vintage small ears came out on our roads in strength this…
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sIR
Sir, I hesitate to parade my ignorance before the experts who read your periodical, but I feel I mast raise…
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From the Vintage Postbag, October 1951
From the Vintage Postbag Sir, It was very pleasant i see the photograph of my Oakland in your September issue,…
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LETTERS FROM READERS, October 1951
Sir, My husband is an ardent reader of MOTOR SPORT, and many other motor papers and we lose many hours…
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MOTOR SPORT
orthodox means. We undid the nuts holding the block to the crankcase, and while a confederate heaved on the starting…
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LETTERS, October 1951
Sir, Having met two other LorraineDietrich owners we have decided we would like to have a Lorraine-Dietrich Register. I would…
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LETTERS, October 1951
Sir, You may be interested to hear that I and three companions have completed a 1,265-mile tour from Rugby around…
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The "Model Engineer" Exhibition
The "Model Engineer" Exhibition • • • MODEL ears were a prominent feature of this year's Model Engineer Exhibition. II.…
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CARS I HAVE OWNED
CARS I HAVE OWNED AFTER agreeing to the request to write this article, I suddenly realised that I had quite…
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SMART
was delighted to take them, but suggested that far better than him buying them, he could make a level swap…
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