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Club News, June 1938
etta Ati.4 THE BERKHAMSTED AND D. M.C. The Berkhamsted and D. M.C. deserves the greatest credit for carrying on, in…
etta Ati.4 THE BERKHAMSTED AND D. M.C. The Berkhamsted and D. M.C. deserves the greatest credit for carrying on, in…
SUCCESSFUL NEW RACE AT ANTWERP GOOD PERFORMANCES BY AND B.M.W. WIN PRIZES BRITISH DRIVERS. DELAHAYE THE decision of the good…
A NEW H.R.G. MODEL A new H.R.G. model is announced. It is based on the well known 11-litre Meadows-engined job,…
J. H. T. SMITH WINS THE SYDENHAM TROPHY RACE " BIRA " SECOND AND MACLURE E.R.A., AND UNBLOWN RILEY THE…
THE TWO-SEATER PRODUCTION MODEL ALLARD SPECIAL Last month we announced exclusively the introduction of a production fourseater version of the…
FORTHCOMING EVENTS Things are becoming very brisk from now on, and the following notes outline the circumstances of the more…
THE N.W. LONDON M.C. LAWRENCE CUP TRIAL The classic N.W. London M.C. Lawrence Cup Trial on May 28th attracted forty-two…
EASY FOR MERCEDES-BENZ LANG WINS THE TRIPOLI GRAND PRIX FOR THE SECOND TIME ALL doubts as to whether the Mercedes-Benz…
ON BRITISH HIGH PERFORMANCE WE in this country have a curious habit of belittling our own -efforts. 'We Shout about…
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A series taken from the 162-page Motor Sport special 100 Greatest Grands Prix (other specials are available here). It almost didn’t happen. Angered by its disqualification from the lead of the supporting 12-hour sports…
Rob Huff and Michael Caine proved true the old adage that you only need two cars to make a race at this weekend’s Goodwood Revival. Huff, a World Touring Car…
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