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MATTERS OF MOMENT, September 1982
THE PIQUET / SALAZAR INCIDENT That Piquet lost his temper with Salazar after his Brabham had been shunted out of…
September 1982
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FRONT COVER PICTURE
CORRADO FABI became 1982 European Formula Two Champion by a bare one point with a final round victory in his…
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HILLCLIMB FACTS
JOHN BROWN of 4 Gainsborough Rise, Bedford is researching into the history of the British HilIclimb Championship. He is very…
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Correction
The MRP book about Z-series Datsuns, reviewed last month, is by Ray Hutton, Editor of Autocar, not by Ray Hutchinson…
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OBITUARIES
Christopher Jennings, MBE Lt.-Col. Christopher Jennings died recently at the age of 71. He was the Editor of The Motor…
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Historic Video
THE enterprising Tonbridge firm, Action Video, went to the recent AMOC St. John Horsfall meeting at Silverstone to record the…
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CLUB NEWS, September 1982
Riley Register THE Riley Register, which caters for all pre-war Coventry-built Rileys, is in a healthy state financially. It has…
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Miniatures News, September 1982
FROM Grand Prix Models of Radlett comes the information that their model of Hannu Mikkola's RAC Rally-winning Audi Quattro, as…
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HILLCLIMB REVIEW
AT LONG last, the national hill climb championship this year acquired an identity to go with its undoubted appeal. Victor…
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Shelsley Walsh
THE Pace Petroleum British Hill-Climb Championship returned to Shelsley Walsh in August for the twelfth round in a very competitive…
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1982 German Grand Prix
A popular win Hockenheimring, August 8th THE great concrete stadium that forms the major part of the Hockenheimring is not…
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The Things They Say
"But there are those who say the engine gives too much power for proper handling and on lap 28 Paterse…
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Reflections on the Austro-German activities
THE German and Austrian Formula One races were held on consecutive weekends only a week after the British and French…
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The Things They Say....
"A MAJOR reason for many people refusing wear seat belts is the often-quoted fear of being trapped inside a vehicle…
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Speed Guarantees
THESE DAYS, with very full performance figures published in road-test reports conducted by what is now termed "the Media", there…
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The VSCC at Prescott
THE Bugatti OC founded the Prescott hill-climb just before the war and the tradition of the Vintage SCC borrowing the…
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Durability Guarantees
HAVING glanced at the guarantees of maximum speed offered by some car makers in the pre-war period (see page 1176),…
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A Deterrent to Research
FURTHER to our comments under this heading in the June issue, the DVLC at Swansea has informed us that since…
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Those "College" Brescia Bugattis
I HAVE found out a bit more about the two Brescia Bugattis pictured last month on page 1035. They figured…
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Vintage Postbag, September 1982
Those Bugattis Sir, I was extremely interested in the photo of the two Brescia Bugattis prepared by the students of…
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