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Grand Prix Statistics
A little while ago I wrote an article about "The Golden Book" pointing out that in the career of a…
April 1969
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Book Reviews, April 1969, April 1969
"Memories And Machines: The Pattern Of My Life" by Sir Harry Ricardo, F.R.S. 264 pp. 8¾ in. x 5½ in.…
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Road Impressions of:—The Triumph 2.5 PI
Soon after it was announced in 1963 the Triumph 2000 saloon made a great many friends, for it was a…
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Miniatures News, April 1969
Dinky Toys (Meccano) have a miniature of a Superior Clarion ambulance with flashing red roof-lamp. No. 277 in this well-finished…
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This Month on the International Racing Scene
The month opens well with Easter weekend and in Britain we have two International meetings, one on Good Friday at…
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H.C.V.C. Brighton Run
The popular Brighton Run for historic commercial vehicles takes place this year on Sunday, May 4th. The first vehicle will…
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Men of Promise
A Dozen of Britain's brighter hopes for F.1 Motor Racing is a fascinating combination of man and his machine and…
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Letters from Readers, April 1969
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.— Ed. More Experiences…
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