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Pictorial Review
"Daily Express" Silverstone B.O.C. Prescott West Hants Ibsley V.S.C.C. Silverstone and A.M.O.C. Snetterton — Top: First Line Frenchman. — Jean…
June 1954
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"Silverstone Sidelongs"
Gonzalez in the F.1 Ferrari used Shell fuel and oil, Weber carburetters, Marchal plugs, Pirelli tyres, Marelli ignition, Houdaille shock-absorbers…
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Club News, June 1954
London M.C. The Le Petit Rallye (June 17th) is being held in conjunction with the French Sporting Trial and gives…
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Fixtures For June
R. = Restricted Event. C. = Closed Event CI. = Closed International Event. N. = National Event. I.= International Event.…
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Rumblings, June 1954
Pneumatic Suspension Citroën are famous as builders of family cars which satisfy the enthusiast. Rumours float around of an entirely…
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Private And Sporting Flying
An announcement by the Racing Committee of the Royal Aero Club that this year's National Air Races (to be held…
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Stirling's Arithmetic
Writing in the first instalment of a new feature in Illustrated entitled "I'll Never Forget the Day," Stirling Moss recalls…
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Letters From Readers, June 1954
N.B. — Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them. —…
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