Round the Clubs, May 1929

AN UNSUPERCHARGED SUCCESS

AN VNSUPERCHARGED SUCCESS. .a. M R. G. E. T. EYSTON finished off a year of successful racing in fine style, when he secured . three international records at Montlhrry track…

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The Brighton Run and a 1904 20 h.p. Thornycroft

This year's Veteran Car Run to Brighton, organised by the RAC and the VCC and generously sponsored again by Renault UK Ltd., had an entry of 321 pre-1905 vehicles, of…

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Jan Magnussen is under few illusions about his Formula 1 career. "I let myself down," he says, "and that always hurts. I planned to be world champion and it didn't…

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Vauxhall Villiers The Vauxhall Villiers of the late Tony Brooke will now be campaigned by Julian Ghosh. It is being wrongly stated that by 1936 this ex-Raymond Mays car was…

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