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[moo by Gyy Griffiths

BRITAIN’S HOPE for the future. With the B.R.M. held tip and the E-type E.R.A.s still not running properly, British hopes for the remainder of the season look like being carried by the 1948 Grand Prix Alta owned by George Abecossis: unfortunately it retired with valve trouble at Zandyoort.

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