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Salute to enthusiasm
THE enthusiasm of the motor sportsman has been put to a very severe test by the outbreak of war. On…
March 1941
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Enthusiasm in the services
[We are pleased to announce that A. G. S. Anderson, R.A.F., and G. H. G. Burton, H.G., the writers of…
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Club News, March 1941
B.A.R.C. The Brooklands Automobile Racing Club has circularised members to the effect that the war-time subscription of one guinea per…
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Cars I have owned
[This, the ninth article of the series, is by C. W. Moss, the well-known competition driver, now in the R.N.V.R.…
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When it comes to the rallies...
[In her covering letter Mrs. Hutchison informs us that she is not a motoring enthusiast, merely finding a car useful…
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Douglas Tubbs’s reply to the editor
[In last month's issue we took Douglas Tubbs to task for acclaiming the American automobile at the expense of British…
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V.H. Tuson
We are indebted to V. H. Tuson for the accompanying notes, which follow on previous tuning articles relating to Austin,…
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Tuning the Fiat
INFORMATION BASED ON THE RESEARCHES OF V. H. TUSON, RELATING TO THE SPORTS BALILLA, BALILLA “I0/I5," AND TYPES 500, 509…
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Letters from readers, March 1941
Sir, I'm sure Mr. Douglas Tubbs is right in advocating the American car as distinct from the English sports-car, though…
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Blown motors
In which H. L. Biggs recalls some Marshall-supercharged cars with which he was associated, and which should be of considerable…
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Rumblings, March 1941
More Mark V, or a Study in Average Speed THE opportunity arose again, the other day to take out a…
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Doriot-Flandrin-Parant
Some facts about an almost forgotten marque, compiled by Peter Clark from information supplied by Sydney Neal, who used to…
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Prisoners of War
We learn that a motoring-sport group has been formed by British prisoners of war in Germany, and that motoring books,…
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Experiences with some small French sports-cars
Contributed by 2nd-Lt. R. S. G. Strachan, whose Second Senechal was more fully written-up in the issue of December, 1938…
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750 Club Meeting
Heavy rain gave way to sunshine in time for the 750 Club's meeting at Ashdown Park Hotel on March 2nd.…
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Keeping them in
THOSE who have experienced difficulty in keeping bearings in high-speed engines should find much to interest them in the report…
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War and the expert driver
Expert drivers still have no really big jobs to do in this war—at least as civilians; while although the Army…
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Indianapolis again
The European war has left Indianapolis with the only important race in the world this year and international interest will…
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