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1965 championships
The Constructors' and Drivers' World Championships will be competed for over eleven events in 1965 (see page 805). The first…
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Matters of moment, October 1964
The show Another S.M.M.T. London Motor Exhibition opens at Earls Court on October 21st. Allis is an-annual happening which signals…
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R.A.C. Hill-climb championship
In our September issue we gave the positions in the Championship as far as Craigantlet, where Peter Westbury had once…
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Brighton speed trials (Sept 12th)
Following up last year's “demonstration" at Brighton, when Americans Mickey Thompson and Dante Duce came over to show the potentialities…
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Motor Show preview
Nineteen sixty-three was a vintage year for new cars as the Motor Show saw the British debut of such cars…
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Reflections on the Italian Grand Prix
With regard to the unquestionable victory by Surtees for Ferrari, with the V8-engined car, I can only refer to my…
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The McLaren-Oldsmobile
The trend of fitting large capacity American push-rod V8 engines in European style chassis, both single-seater and sports-racing has come…
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Continental notes, October 1964
I must start this month's notes with a postscript to my remarks in the last issue of Motor Sport concerning…
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A new aerosol paint spray
A useful aerosol-applied spray paint is now on the market, which, apart from the obvious household applications, is handy for…
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Mercedes team for Argentine road race
Former Mercedes-Benz Formula One racing driver, Hans Hermann of Stuttgart, will be rejoining the Mercedes team for the eighth Argentine…
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Tour de France
Just as we close for Press the results of the Tour de France were announced. In the Touring category the…
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British Drag Festival
The British Drag Racing Association started their festival of accelerative speed at Blackbushe aerodrome in Surrey, on September 19th, and…
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Outlon Park Gold Cup
A close race September 19th Despite an almost complete lack of pre-race publicity, a good crowd turned up at Oulton…
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1964 Italian Grand Prix race report: Scuderia heroes victors on home soil
This year there were no arguments or discussions about how the Italian Grand Prix was to be run, for right…
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Zeltweg - a pithy point
Eagle-eyed students of results will have noticed that Surtees had his rear suspension collapse while he was on lap eight,…
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Book reviews, October 1964, October 1964
"Alfa Romeo—A History," by Peter Hull and Roy Slater. 513 pp. 8½ in. x 5¾ in. (Cassell & Co. Ltd.,…
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Cars in books, October 1964
Usually this feature is made up of extracts from old books, in which references to cars, preferably biographical but sometimes…
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Minatures news
The outstanding recent car miniature is a fine 1910 38-h.p. Daimler tourer in the new "Corgi Classic" series. It is…
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Boley Prittard's Willment Ford Anglia wins Motor Sport Brooklands Memorial Trophy
In perfect September weather the Goodwood season came to a close on September 12th. As we journeyed to the last…
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Dragging
Whatever your opinion of dragsters, the 1st British International Drag Festival, sponsored by The People, has provided something entirely new…
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