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Humphrey W. Cook
Although Humprey Cook is best remembered in our world as the financier enthusiast who made Raymond Mays' dream of the…
October 1978
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Formula One Facets Transport
Transport I have often had occasion to compliment the Formula One teams for the way they invariably arrive at a…
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VSCC Cadwell Park Meeting
A fine win in the Williams Monaco Trophy race at the VSCC's final race meeting of the season, at Cadwell…
Page 82
Some fun with a Lister Jaguar
Twenty years ago the Lister-Jaguar was the absolute king of British sports car racing, its successful image created by Archie…
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The Brighton Speed Trials
One of the closest finishes ever, saw three people set a new course record of 17.48 sec. in the Fribourg…
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Italian Grand Prix
Niki Lauda (above) was awarded first place in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on September 10th, although his Brabham…
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Rallye International des Voitures Anciennes
The tail shot of Poncin's 1929 Lancia Lambda, left, on the descent from the Col Saint Bernard, illustrates some of…
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Burmah International Rally
The fifth round of the British International "Open" series provided Ford with a one-two-three grand slam with Mikkola, Brookes and…
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The Turbocharged Corvair
These days turbocharging seems to be very topical when discussing high performance car engines. Why then does no one ever…
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Letters: The British Grand Prix
Sir, I was really sickened by two letters which appeared in the September issue of MOTOR SPORT. which decried almost…
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Letters from Readers, October 1978
Letters from Readers Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate with them. ED
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Bull-Fighting versus Motor-Racing
Sir, Spanish bullfight promoters will be heartened by the publicity given to Spain's multi-million pound bullfight (July issue). British bullfight…
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Correction
Sir, I was surprised to read, on page 1281 of the September issue of MOTOR SPORT, that my friend Eoin…
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Marcos "Raid" to Ferrari
Sir, The questionable reliability of sports cars was put to the test this summer when the Marcos Club organised a…
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Memories
Sir, I have just re-read my March 1978 issue of MOTOR SPORT and as always, particularly for a displaced Englishman…
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Gresley's "Mallard”
Sir. The suggestion that the streamlining on the LNER locomotive "Mallard" owes something to the 1936 Bugatti 57S is surely…
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Honeymoon in a Wolseley
In the August issue of MOTOR SPORT I note that you have resurrected my old Wolseley 7 (page 1108). This…
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Willi Walb
Sir, In your article "Recalling the 1935 German GP” you mention walb and suggest be was an Auto-Union technician. Willi…
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Replacement Windscreens
Sir, I was interested to read Mr. Littlewood's letter to MOTOR SPORT, "A Shattering Tale", and was surprised to read…
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The Sex of Hub Nuts
With reference to the question put by Mr. K. Bearpark in the July issue, it all depends on sex! No,…
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