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Brands Hatch international
August 6th For the Guards Trophy meeting this year the B.R.S.C.C. decided to hold the race for sports cars and…
September 1962
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Motor Sport-Readers' Car Survey (Part 6)
In concluding our Readers' Car Survey we are publishing on these pages a table detailing all the makes which have…
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Three new Grand Prix cars
Making their first public appearance at the German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring were three entirely new Formula One Grand…
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1962 German Grand Prix race report: Hill the rain meister at the Nordschleife
The Automobile Club von Deutschland collected a vast entry for the German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring, including all the…
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Jaguar drivers team wins close fought 750 M.C. relay
At Silverstone on August 11th the 750 M.C. held the 12th National 6-Hour Relay Race, a splendid long-distance contest calling…
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Taxi, sir?
In a rather subtle piece of publicity for a certain make of safety belt Polly Elwes, wife of Monte Carlo…
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R.A.C. Hill-Climb Championship
After eight qualifying rounds of the R.A.C. National Hill-Climb Championship, Jersey driver Arthur Owen (2½-litre Cooper-Climax) leads the overall aggregate…
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Letters from readers, September 1962
The cost of watching motor racing Sir, As a spectator at motor-racing events since 1954, I am now being deterred…
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