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Honorary district agents, August 1925
ALFORD, Lincs H. Marshall, Ailby. ASHFORD, Kent Captain G. Maund, New St. BARROW-IN-FURNESS, Lanes. W. A. Singleton, 114, Sutherland St.…
August 1925
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Change of title from The Brooklands Gazette to Motor Sport, August 1925
Change of Title With reference to the change of title of this journal from "The Brooklands Gazette" to "Motor Sport,"…
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Motor Sport contents, August 1925
Editorial notes p43 How I Won the Grand Prix d'Europe. p44-45 By the late Antonio Ascari Sporting Machines on Test.…
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Antonio Ascari: How I won the 1925 Grand Prix d'Europe
By the late ANTONIO ASCARI I am very pleased to have the opportunity of writing my experiences of the Grand…
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NEWCASTLE & NORTHERN MOTOR CLUB.
NEWCASTLE & NORTHERN MOTOR CLUB. Druridge Bay Races. Unfortunately, what should have been an excellent meeting was spoilt by the…
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The 3-Litre Sunbeam and Marmom Cars.
The 3-Litre Sunbeam and Marmon Cars. It was our pleasure recently to be a passenger in the new three-litre Sunbeam,…
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SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST.
SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST. The Brough Superior S.S. 100. By ARNOLD RADCLYFFE. j UNDERSTAND that Mr. George Brough still has…
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A THRILLING DUEL AT BROOKLANDS.
E. A. D. Eldridge versus J. G. Parry Thomas. A THRILLING DUEL AT BROOKLANDS. THE much-discussed duel between E. A.…
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ON CULTIVATING THE USE of the GEAR BOX.
ON CULTIVATING THE USE of the GEAR BOX. By MAJOR C. M. HARVEY. OF all subjects beloved by motor scribes…
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A NEW "B.P." HANDBOOK
A NEW "B.P." HANDBOOK. At the request of motorists, the B.P. Company have reproduced in bound form the several announcements…
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THE LATEST PRODUCTION FROM THE HENDERSON FACTORY.
THE LATEST PRODUCTION FROM THE HENDERSON FACTORY. Shortly we hope to give a full description of the new Super-X and…
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Major C. G. Coe: Motoring sportsmen
By THE EDITOR. Though best known to our readers by reason of his successful appearances at Brooklands Track, hill climbs,…
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WIRELESS on an M.C.C. RELIABILITY TRIAL
WIRELESS on an M.C.C. RELIABILITY TRIAL A Thousand Miles Test of a " Radiola" Wireless Set. By RICHARD TWELVETREES, A.M.I.Mech.E.…
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MOTOR ROAD RACES IN ENGLAND.
MOTOR ROAD RACES IN ENGLAND. The Motor Races Bill, which has already been read a first time in the Commons,…
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TRANSVALL HILL - CLIMBING
TRANSVAAL HILL-CLIMBING. Austin " Seven " Successes. Under the auspices of the Transvaal Automobile Club, several hill-climbing competitions were held…
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Recent Motor Car an
Recent Motor Car art Motor Cycle Events
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Le Mans 24 Hours of 1925: A race to remember
This, the greatest race for cars in touring trim, took place at Le Mans on June 20th, 1925, finishing 24…
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SPORTING CARS ON ROAD AND TRACK.
SPORTING CARS ON ROAD AND TRACK. The 11.9 BUGATTI. WITHOUT being in any way disrespectful towards a real masterpiece of…
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AN ASTON-MARTIN ROAD RACER.
AN ASTON-MARTIN ROAD RACER. WITH reference to the illustration which appeared on the cover of our March issue, we now…
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Round the Clubs, August 1925
NEWCASTLE & NORTHERN MOTOR CLUB. The All-Night Run of the above Club was held this year over a course of…
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