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1934 RACING CARS
1934 RACING CARS No. 7.--THE 2.8 LITRE BUGATTI IN 1932 the 2.3 double camshaft Bugatti and the 2.3 litre Alfa-Romeo…
June 1934
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NEWS FROM THE U.S.A
NEWS FROM THE U.S.A. LOUIE MEYER WINS ASCOT ROAD RACE AND OAKLAND 250-MILES CLASSIC WITHIN A WEEK— INDIANAPOLIS HUMS WITH…
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Club news, June 1934
e4 /lewd MID-SURREY A.C. The Grand Cup Trial, held on Saturday May 5th, attracted an entry of 27 cars, of…
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FIRST E.R.A. RACING CAR COMPLETED
FIRST E.R.A. RACING CAR COMPLETED RAYMOND MAYS AND H. W. COOK PLAN AN EXTENSIVE PROGRAMME. ALL British racing enthusiasts must…
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BRITISH EMPIRE TROPHY
EMPIRE TROPHY AN imposing list of entries, 51 in all, has been received by the B.R.D.C. for the British Empire…
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Continental Notes and News, June 1934
Preparations for the Swiss G.P. ALTHOUGH hill climbs have been very popular throughout Switzerland for many years, road races over…
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THE GRAND PRIX OF CASABLANCA
THE GRAND PRIX OF CASABLANCA IN all respects the Grand Prix of Casablanca turned out to be a first-class race.…
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Previous Winners.
Previous Winners. 1931 1,500 c.c. Scaron (Amilcar), 124 k.p.h. Unlimited, Czaikowski (Bugatti), 136 k.p.h. 1932. 1,500 c.c. Veyron (Bugatti), 112…
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SHELSLEY WALSH ENTRIES
SHELSLEY WALSH ENTRIES AN AUSTRIAN TEAM AND THE PICK OF ENGLISH DRIVERS. LESLIE WILSON, the energetic and popular Secretary of…
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Facts About the Race.
Facts About the Race. Organised by the A. C. Marocain. Win on Sunday, May 20th. Length of lap (new course),…
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