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EDITORIAL NOTES., July 1926
EDITORIAL NOTES. Our Anniversary. Two years ago to-day the first issue of this journal made its debut under the title…
July 1926
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CONTENTS., July 1926
CONTENTS. Editorial Notes ... ... ... ... ••• The International Auto-Cycle T.T. Races, 1926 Motoring Sportsmen : Mons. R. Senechal.…
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The International Auto-Cycle Tourist Trophy Races 1926
The International Auto-Cycle Tourist Trophy Races 1926 A WEEK OF THRILLS IN THE ISLE OF MAN. THE JUNIOR T.T. RACE.…
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THE LIGHTWEIGHT
THE LIGHTWEIGHT RACE. THE June number of Motor Sport hav ing been published before the T.T. practising commenced, it is…
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THE SENIOR RACE
THE SENIOR RACE. THE PIECE DE RESISTANCE OF THE T.T. WEEK. AFTER two thrilling curtain-raisers in the form of Junior…
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MOTORING SPORTMEN. Mons. R. SENECHAL.
MOTORING SPORTSMEN. Mons. R. SENECHAL. By L. A. H. THE name of Senechal must be very well known to readers…
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TRIALS OF THE 200 MILES SIDECAR RACES.
TRIALS OF THE 200 MILES SIDECAR RACES. By One of the many Non-Finishers. FRIDAY is here and finds us at…
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Recent Sporting
Recent Sporting in Pictures
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FOUR-WHEELER-ITIS.
FOUR-WHEELER-ITIS. Being the Experiences of an Amateur Cycle-car Builder. THE cause of all the trouble was a desire on my…
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SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST.
SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST. The 350 c.c. o.h. Camshaft Chater-Lea and Sidecar. " THE RABBIT." rrk0 talk of overhead camshafts…
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MONTHLY BULLETIN OF The British Motor=Cycle Racing Club
MONTHLY BULLETIN OF Vie 33tttigb ftiotor=OprIc %Wine Club Headquarters: BROOKLANDS MOTOR COURSE, WEYBR1DGE. President : COLONEL F. LINDSAY LLOYD, C.M.G.,…
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The Grand Prix d'Endurance
Ill-luck spoils performance of British cars Great Britain, represented by three Bentleys, experienced very bad luck in not putting up…
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Round the Clubs, July 1926
Round the Clubs HONORARY DISTRICT AGENTS. Honorary District Agents are appointed by "Motor Sport" to further the interest in the…
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BOOKS.
BOOKS. AUSTIN TWELVE, The Book of the, A guide for ownerdrivers. By Burgess Garbutt, with special articles by Richard Twelvetrees,…
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BIRMINGHAL MEDAL CO.,
BIRMINGHAM MEDAL CO., Vittoria St., Birmingham. Specialities : Club medals, badges, pennants, trophies, cups, shields, advertising novelties, mascots, etc. Please…
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OATLANDS PARK HOTEL WEYBRIDGE,
A few minutes from Brooklands. Only half an hour from London. OATLANDS PARK HOTEL WEYBRIDGE, offers every luxury and convenience…
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SCORED CYLINDERS.
QCORED CYLINDERS. Scores in cylinder bores can be filled in by Barimar Metallurgical (Patented) Process, to fit existing pistons and…
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