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Archive The Singer Porlock Sir, On p. 287 brief reference is made concerning the 100 ascents of Porlock Hill by a Singer Junior Sports 2-seater. This car was driven by John Derby, who was… May 1982 Issue By admin
Archive Blind AMbition Twenty-three years after its Le Mans win, Aston Martin returned to La Sarthe. Sort of. Richard Heseltine explains how a one-time club racer fired up a sleeping giant and got… April 2003 Issue By admin
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Archive Brands Hatch – Inter-Continental The 200-mile Guards Trophy race at Brands Hatch on August 7th may well be the final fling of the Inter-Continental Formula. This rather mis-named formula, which has seen little foreign… August 1961 Issue By admin
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Archive HAVE YOU WRITTEN TO US YET? HAVE YOU WRITTEN TO US YET? Last month we made an appeal to MOTOR SPORT readers to write and let us know whether—and to what extent—they would be prepared to… March 1939 Issue By admin
