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Britain's other speedway
In view of the interest caused by the advent of the Rockingham speedbowl scheduled to open next year in Northamptonshire,…
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What became of Cupid?
What did 'Cupid' Hornsted do at Brooklands, as Captain L G Homsted, after his mercurial drive there before WW1 in…
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Miscellany, July 1999
Brooklands Museum's recent rally of Police, Fire Service, Ambulances and similar vehicles recalls the 3-litre Bentley fire truck used by…
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A Zambian Discovery
John Pulford, curator of collections at the Brooklands Museum, has pulled off a scoop for the Museum and its magazine…
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Stories of Uhlenhaut
I hope those who went to Donington on May 23 will think of Rudi Uhlenhaut, the engineer who was so…
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