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Matters of moment, June 1984
The Threat to Brooklands Track On July 1st the Brooklands Society should be holding another Re-Union at the famous Track.…
June 1984
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Obituaries
WE WERE very sorry to hear that John Walker, Competition Secretary of the Motor Cycling Club, died just before the…
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Rising of the Clan
About 18 months ago, Clan Cars Ltd, of Newtonards, Co. Down, revived the very pretty Clan Crusader which, produced by…
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D.S.J. - j'accuse
"I was a train spotter at school, until I began to read MOTOR SPORT. I hold Denis Jenkinson personally responsible…
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Nürburgring or Eifelring?
The Nürburgring is a majestic racing circuit of 20 kilometres length in the Eifel mountains, and it is alive and…
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Club news, June 1984
London Car Club The London CC have announced their summer programme of motor racing film shows. On June 7th and…
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1984 San Marino Grand Prix race report
Dull Imola, May 6th One thing about Italians, you know exactly where you stand with them; they are either deliriously…
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1984 French Grand Prix race report
Dijon, May 20th Returning to the tortuous Dijon-Prenois circuit for the first time since 1981, this year’s edition of the…
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Notes on the Cars at Zolder and Imola
With the Belgian GP and the San Marino GP on successive weekends (April 29th and May 6th) there was precious…
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Zolder Zooms
As the last car received the chequered flag and before Alboreto mounted the winner’s podium to hear his National Anthem,…
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VSCC At Donington
The VSCC ran a cold but interesting meeting at Donington on May 7th, sponsored by Pirelli—so it was appropriate that…
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Silverstone 1,000 Kms
Works Porsche lucky Two factors have conspired to reduce the apparent advantage of the factory Rothmans-Porsches this year and both…
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World Endurance Championship
Controversy mars the Monza 1,000 Kms Endurance racing has been fairly free of politics for some years, but the World…
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Greene Cars
Only two Gilbys were ever built, an 1,100 cc sports car and a 1½-litre F1 car. Both were well designed,…
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Prelude to Easter
The Editor Thinks Very Well of the 12-valve Honda EX coupe, Looks at Part of the MCC Land's End Trial…
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The things they say...
"It now looks as though nothing can save the banking, and Gallahers, far from being the saviours they at first…
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The Renault 11GTL
Road Impressions MOTOR SPORT has reviewed many Renault models in recent months, including the more sporting turbo models and the…
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Book reviews, June 1984, June 1984
"The Bassett-Lowke Story" by Roland Fuller. 352 pp. 12 in x 8 in (New Cavendish Books, 23 Craven Hill, London…
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Cars in books, June 1984
Knowing my love of the past, the good life as it were, one of the marshals on the VSCC Welsh…
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The M.C.C.'S Land's End Trial
The more significant differences between this year's Easter event and most of its 61 predecessors concerned the weather, which was…
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