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Matters of Moment, March 1984
US compromise in sight? FOR THE past two years now the Americans have been virtually barred from World Endurance Championship…
March 1984
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Motor Sport Fixture List for March
Only clubs whose secretaries furnished the necessary information prior to the 14. of the preceding month are included in this…
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"Not what it was intended to be"
In our article on page 150 of the February, 1984 issue we published a photograph described as "Not what it…
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The Grand Prix
A non-(championship) event As the 1984 Grand Prix season for the World Championships was not due to start until March…
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Daytona 24 Hours
Still Porsches, but the Jaguars looked good Speed, colour and variety are three descriptive words which immediately come to mind…
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Monte Carlo Rally
Rally Review Theorists went to work in earnest when January's Monte Carlo Rally ended in a steamroller victory for the…
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Mille Miglia 1984
It is 27 years since the last pure road race was run. The Mille Miglia – a thousand miles of…
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Golf 2 Arrives
Flawless and Desirable The first reaction of people seeing Golf 2 for the first time is: “Where did the £500…
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A Porsche Weekend
Every year the Porsche Club of Great Britain hold a social weekend which they call the weekend of the year,…
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Road Impressions
The Fiat Uno 70S While the Alfa 6 was being serviced I was able to do quite an appreciable mileage…
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Book Reviews, March 1984, March 1984
"The Mustangs" by Richard Langworth 144 pp, 7½ x 9¼ in. (Motor Racing Publications Ltd, 28 Devonshire Road, London, W4…
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The Editor Interviews
Bill Bengry, Rally Driver That is how the entry in my local telephone directory reads, reminder of one of our…
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Piston speeds the key
Kent Karslake discusses the piston speeds and bore dimensions as judging engine efficiency To the readers of MOTOR SPORT at…
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Looking Back on Chris Amon
“He’s getting to be another Chris Amon…” How many times have we heard that comment made over the years about…
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BMW's M-powered Coupe
— only for a few WHEN motorsports enthusiasts think of BMW, images of the 3-litre CSL (ligntweight) road car and…
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Westfield Sports Cars
Latter-day Lotuses? At a small industrial estate in Dudley, West Midlands, the observant passer-by who glances into a small, neat…
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Swedish Rally
Top Briton on the traditional snow event was Andrew Wood. British Junior Team driver, who came 19th in the GpA…
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VSCC January DTs
It might be thought that to have had the DTs in January was a bad start to the new year.…
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Veteran Edwardian Vintage, March 1984
A Section Devoted to Old Matters Motoring as it was A look back to the roads of the 1920s Continuing…
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The Trail Grows Cold . . .
Last month 1 commenced this feature with a tale of how I tried to trace the career and eventual outcome…
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