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Rally Review, February 1969
Whatever else the London-Sydney Marathon may, or may not, have done, its result has certainly given the Rootes Competitions Department…
February 1969
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The Ferrari 312P
When the Le Mans organisers and the C.S.I. brought about the ill-conceived and hurriedly perpetrated limitation of 3-litres engine capacity…
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Temporada Series
Racing has long been a favourite sport of the Argentinians and in years gone by the tremendous achievements of Fangio,…
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How Jensens are made
A Visit to the West Bromwich Factory Last month we published road-test reports on the superbly safe four-wheel-drive Jensen FF…
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Formula 5000
At the recent Racing Car Show there were three new single-seater racing cars, a Cooper, a Lola and a McLaren,…
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Argentinian Motoring Scene
Reporting race meetings in the D. S. J. manner must be very satisfying for, with Europe as his base, not…
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Letters from Readers, February 1969
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. — Ed. Stupid…
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