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Matters of moment, March 1970
Hands off the motor car The human race has not yet found a means of living peacefully together on one…
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The Eight Clubs' Association
WE learn from the 750 Bulletin that better relationships are now expected between the 750 MC and the Eight Clubs'…
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Dunlop's race tyre service
THE Dunlop Rubber Company informs us that the requirements of Clubmen are of major importance to Dunlop Racing and that…
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Racing driver's houses
IT is becoming customary for racing drivers to notify us when they wish to sell their homes. The latest to…
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The late "Nobby" Spero
It is with indescribable sadness that we record the passing of H. C. Spero, whom we all called "Nobby". When…
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The Grand Prix scene
THE FIRST Grand Prix race of 1970 takes place on March 7th in South Africa and it should be outstanding…
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Swedish Rally
RALLIES which are held entirely over surfaces of ice and packed snow are generally easier on competing cars than events…
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Rally review: Monte Carlo rally, March 1970
A MONTE CARLO Rally without any controversy, without any disqualifications, without any snow-shovelling, but with all the ingredients of hard,…
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Fiat prices up
FIAT (ENGLAND) LTD: announce price increases, putting the 500SR to £498, and the 125S to £1,347, the latter an increase…
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A sporting Prime Minister
THE Rhodesian Commentary reports that after Love had won the 3-hour race at the new Bulawayo circuit in a Lola-Chevrolet…
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Arctic Circle Rally
IN BRITAIN'S RAC Rally there is usually a considerable margin between the performances of works drivers and those of regularly…
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Another target to aim at
LIZ FIRMIN has won the John Yoxall Trophy as "Caravanner of the Year". Part of her contribution to caravanning was…
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American comment
FOLLOWING the failure of American racing groups to agree with the CSI's plans for a world-wide 4-litre formula, the United…
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The 24 Hours of Daytona
JW/Gulf Porsches Dominate DAYTONA BEACH, February 1st, 1970. AS USUAL the Manufacturers' Championship series of races opened with the 24-Hour…
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Fiat move to new headquarters
Fiat (England). Limited moved to new headquarters on the Great West Road, Brentford last November. For over 30 years Fiat…
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Fire precautions in motor racing
THE December, 1969, issue of the FPA Journal carried an article on fire precautions in motor racing, illustrated with MOTOR…
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STP - what is it?
WITH the announcement that the STP Corporation are financing the March racing team, with Amon and Siffert driving, the initials…
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Performance as good as ever
Sir, My TR3 is almost 14 years old and has been in my possession for the last 6 years after…
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TR enthusiasm
As stated last month, we have received a surprisingly large number of letters enthusing over the Triumph TR, "the last…
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True appeal of the TR
Sir, I have resisted the temptation for two or three months to write to you on the subject of Triumph…
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