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Two Days with the Latest Ford Zephyr and Club Notes
The Editor completes a Brisk Tour of Northern England in search of Objects of Motoring Interest. The great Ford Motor…
August 1959
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The Le Mans 24 Hours – in retrospect
June 20th-21st This year the Automobile Club de l'Ouest introduced a new feature in the running of the Le Mans…
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The 37th B.A.R.C Members Race Meeting, Goodwood (July 11th)
De Selincourt Maintains His Lead in Motor Sport Brooklands Memorial Trophy Contest. After a night of tropical storms the weather…
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Book Reviews, August 1959, August 1959
"What Has Four Wheels And Flies?" by Douglass Wallop (Peter Davies, 38, Bedford Square, London, W.C.1. 13s. 6d.). This novel,…
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7th Grand Prix Rouen-les-Essarts
Another F.2 Win for Moss Rouen, July 12th. This year the Rouen race up-graded itself slightly by holding a Formula…
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An Alpine Holiday
The Coupe Des Alpes and the new Sunbeam Alpine Even motoring journalists need a holiday, although we are often told…
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Goodwood (June 27th)
The 36th B.A.R.C. Members' Meeting (one of the two 1959 Goodwood events not qualifying for the Motor Sport Brooklands Memorial Trophy…
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Forthcoming B.M.C Utah Record Attempts
The British Motor Corporation will take a team of drivers, composed of Stirling Moss, T. H. Wisdom, Phil Hill, Carroll…
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More Farina - or the Latest B.M.C. Twins
During July two twins were conceived by the B.M.C.—the Austin A99 and the Wolseley 6/99. We do not think we are…
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Two More Siddeley Specials
When I described the Siddeley Special owned by Mr. D. W. Brown, B.Sc. (Motor Sport, June, page 395) I chanced…
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Letters From Readers, August 1959
N.B.—Opinions Expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not neccessarily associate itself with them. -- Ed. The Triumph…
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