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Record Breaking
Although record attempts are by no means so frequent as they were before the war, this form of high-speed motoring…
January 1969
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Books for the New Year
"Conquerors Of The Air"", by Heiner Emde. 204 pp. 12 in. x 10¼ in. (Patrick Stephens Ltd., 9, Ely Place,…
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Around the Tuning Shops
Last month in the first half of our trip around the tuning shops we spent considerable space discussing the tuning…
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Cars in Books , January 1969
There is a good deal about T. E. Lawrence's love of speed and his Brough Superior motor cycles in "T.…
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Sixty Years On . . .
After Brooklands Track was opened in 1907 there were complaints about the inconvenience caused to local inhabitants. These included anxiety…
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Rally Review, January 1969
R.A.C. Rally of Great Britain January is usually the month in which this page looks back upon the R.A.C. Rally…
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European Travels
by D.S.J. A great part of the enjoyment of Continental race coverage for Motor Sport is the time between races,…
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The Ginetta G15
A Series II, Hillman Imp-engined coupé A car for the enthusiast Whether you could ever be a happy Ginetta G15…
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Letters from Readers, January 1969
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. — Ed. Which…
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