Articles tagged E.R.A.s. As

Page 10 of June 1936 archive issue thumbnail

Page 10, June 1936

RUMBLINGS

Alfas up again There is always something new from Africa, and those two ferocious Grand Prix races, one in Tripoli and one in Tunisia, which took place last month, reveal a new and more healthy situation in big-car racing. After a period of complete, albeit well-deserved, domination by the two German marques, the 12cylinder Alfa-Romeo has at last arrived and the results of the two races show it...

Page 5 of June 1939 archive issue thumbnail

Page 5, June 1939

ROUND and ROUND

ROUND and ROUND So much for the merry month of May . . . the disappointment of the new E.R.A. not starting in the International Trophy . . . the uncomfortably brilliant debut of the new Mercedes at Tripoli . . . the decision of Mr. Humphrey Cook to close down .R .A. It has had its lighter moments, of course. The bewildered confusion of those who had been so certain that if only the Grand Prix...