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Monza 1,000 Kilometres
Team Gulf win another race Monza, Italy, April 25th. The Automobile Club of Milan received an impressive entry of 75…
June 1968
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Some Notes on the Cars at Monza
Of particular interest were the two 3-litre Porsches, making their first rate appearance, though they had appeared publicly at the…
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On The Road
Automatic transmission is now well established and many experienced drivers pretend they enjoy a car better if it has no…
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The Things They Say . . . .
"Working on the long-established premise that there is no substitute for sheer horse-power, Rover have in many respects transformed the…
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Letter from Europe
[By means of which the Continental Correspondent, while he is motoring abroad, keeps in touch with the Editor.] Dear W.B.,…
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Formula Two Pau G.P.
Pau, France April 21st One of the quirks of the International calendar is that the Formula Two races at the…
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Formula Two Eifelrennen
Nurburgring, Germany April 21st After Graham Hill had withdrawn, Surtees had substituted Irwin in his Lola, due to his being…
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Formula Two Madrid G.P.
Jarama Circuit, Spain, April 28th With only 18 places on the grid and 24 cars squabbling over them, practice for…
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Formula Two Limbourg G.P.
Zolder, Belgium, May 4th Readers may remember the ridiculous situation which arose in last year's Limbourg G.P. for Formula Two…
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20th B.R.D.C. International Trophy, Silverstone
For the 20th B.R.D.C. International Daily Express Trophy race at Silverstone, the Club amassed a small but fairly representative field…
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Rally Review, June 1968
Not so very long ago, about three years in fact, the most important events in the competition programmes of factory…
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Miniatures News, June 1968
Another advance has been made in the field of motor-car miniatures—Corgi have introduced detachable wheels, to add to all those…
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Book Reviews, June 1968, June 1968
"World Car Catalogue—1968", edited by Sergio D'Angelo. 670 pp. 10½ in. x 9 in. (Iliffe Books Ltd., 42, Russell Square,…
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A Brilliant B.M.W. Buffet
What I mean is, we had a nice buffet lunch at the Wentworth Club on May 9th, not after playing…
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Wind-Up Mini Windows
An interesting Mini conversion for greater convenience and, perhaps, some added distinction, is now being offered by Tilling Automotive Ltd.,…
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The Things They Say . . .
"Lincoln long featured a completely disappearing top (it vanished into the boot) and all American convertibles insist on a top…
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Reform!
Last year we illustrated a road junction near Llandrindod Wells at which drivers were ordered by a fine outbreak of…
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Letters from Readers, June 1968
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. "Sportomatic"—A Different View…
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