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The Cars of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon
His Grace, the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, has played a notable part in many aspects of the sporting motoring…
December 1974
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Before we lose track
In 1970 while Stewart was racing a March 701 for Team Tyrrell and was saying, rather unconvincingly, that he thought…
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The non winners
A few years ago the McLaren team had a slogan which read "Winning isn't everything— but it's somewhat better than…
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The continuing tale of a TR6
My saga in the November 1973 issue of Motor Sport of my unfortunate experiences with a new Triumph TR6 provoked…
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Touring Round
Honours were well distributed in the Castrol Anniversary Touring Car Championship There were a lot of doubting Thomases around, including…
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Brut(e) Force
The Assistant Editor is let loose with Stuart Graham's all-conquering Camaro The needle kisses the red sector on the rev.…
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Sprinting Dolomites
A week after trying the Camaro, British Leyland let myself and other journalists try Andy Rouse's Broadspeed-prepared and John Hine's…
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Rally Review , December 1974
Canada and the USA In the space of one month the World Rally Championship has become more than a simple…
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Letters from readers, December 1974
NB.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—ED. Design Logic Sir,…
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