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CONTENTS, October 1937
CONTENTS •••■■4111.■•■ Donington Grand .Prix, The... 403 Our German Visitors... 407 I?umblings 409 Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb, The 418 Letters…
October 1937
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1937 Donington Grand Prix race report: Rosemeyer wins for Auto Union
THE GERMANS' GRAND PRIX AT DONINGTON BERNDT ROSEMEYER WINS FOR AUTO-UNION AT 82.86 M.P.H. MERCEDES-BENZ FILL SECOND AND THIRD PLACES.…
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AFTERMATH
AFTERMATH Fortunately we woke up after the race and gave our German visitors some be lated hospitality. A dinner and…
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OUR GERMAN VISITORS
OUR GERMAN VISITORS The Arrivals THOSE who have kept in close touch with the sport during October of this year…
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RUMBLINGS, October 1937
CHATTING with a group of enthusiasts in the B.A.R.C. Clubhouse before the "500," many things of interest were touched upon.…
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SCARBOROUGH'S SOCIAL PRESTAGE
SCARBOROUGH'S SOCIAL PRESTIGE As most followers of the Sport are aware, the Scarborough and District M.C. have a proposal afloat…
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THE SEPTEMBER SHELSLEY MEETING
THE SEPTEMBER SHELSLEY MEETING A. F. P. FANE (SHELSLEY FRAZER-NASH) ESTABLISHES A NEW HILL RECORD. LADIES' RECORD SHATTERED BY MRS.…
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INFORMATION SUPPLIED
INFORMATION SUPPLIED Sir„ I note that in the correspondence columns of your September issue a letter from a reader requesting…
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SMALL CLUB EVENTS
SMALL CLUB EVENTS Sir, I should like to endorse your plea for more small dub Brooklands events for sports-cars. These…
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STEAM CARS
STEAM CARS Sir, Thank you very much indeed for" being quite fair and publishing Mr. Howarth's views in full." May…
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NEEDLES "LYING" VERTICALLY
NEEDLES " LYING " VERTICALLY Sir, May I also endorse the valuable suggestion of R. A. Macdermid which is mentioned…
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HAVE YOU ANY SUGGESTIONS?
* * * HAVE YOU ANY SUGGESTIONS? Sir, Re your heading "Have you any Suggestions? "in last month's issue, I…
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A GUIDE TO 1938 HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS
A GUIDE TO 1938 HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS THIS LIST OF SPECIFICATIONS AND DATA HAS BEEN COMPILED TO ASSIST THE PROSPECTIVE…
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Following dates in the 1938 calendar have been approved by the Commission Sportive Internationale
Following dates in the 1938 calendar have been approved by the Commission Sportive Internationale :— Ian. r . –South African…
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REAL RACING AT LAST
REAL RACING AT LAST DONINGTON'S "GREAT PRIZE" PROVIDES A TERRIFIC SPECTACLE By " CHICANE " S0 at last it has…
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RAIN MARS BRINGHTON SPEED TRAILS
RAIN MARS BRIGHTON SPEED TRIALS G. TAYLOR (ALTA) MAKES FASTEST TIME. A. N. L. MACLACHLAN'S FINE DRIVING. BAD weather arrivci…
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS
CHANGE OF ADDRESS We hear from Sports Spares, the well known suppliers of all parts for sports ears, that they…
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KING'S CUP WON AT 233 M.P.H
KING'S CUP WON AT 233 M.P.H. EXCITING FINISH AT HATFIELD: CHARLES GARDNER'S SECOND VICTORY ALL eyes were strained towards the…
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THE LATE M. MAURICE BALLOT
THE LATE M. MAURICE BALLOT We regret to record the death, in Paris, of M. Maurice Ballot, designer and manufacturer…
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JENKINS AGAIN
JENKINS AGAIN Ab Jenkins, inveterate American record breaker, has been out again with his "Mormon Meteor" as under with the…
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