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Matters of moment, March 1991
Speed No, not the journal founded by the late Alan Hess and absorbed by Motor Sport before the war (Hitler,…
March 1991
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Around and about , March 1991
Industry Insight Mazda's next generation RX-7 will follow the continuing Japanese trend toward visible muscle and concealed power. Oriental factories…
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Rally Review -- Monte Carlo Rally 1991, March 1991
The fortunes of British teams in world class rallying have been pretty impoverished since the fruitful days of the Ford…
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Rally Review -- Paris-Dakar Raid, March 1991
Citroën's Sand Dance Mitsubishi had its best opportunity since 1986 to win the Pioneer Paris-Tripoli-Dakar. Not only did the Sonauto…
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Letter to readers, March 1991
This and That Dear Reader, Not surprisingly my list of "greats" among the top racing drivers of the past 45…
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Cotton On
Corporate Cowardice Already hard-pressed for business and profits, the world's airlines are now hit again by the Gulf war crisis.…
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British Touring Car Championship
Preview The British Touring Car Championship has always been popular, but during the last couple of years it has become…
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National Racing -- Clubman's Formula
Twenty Five Years On In response to WPK's article on Clubman's racing in the November 1990 issue in which some…
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Veteran to classic
Valve Angles, Cylinder Heads and their Designers One hopes that WB's obsession with valve and cylinder head design is not…
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New cars - Audi Coupé S2
Lifts and Separates Audi call it the "Practical Supercar". Whether those two terms are mutually exclusive is something you'll have…
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Long Term Test -- Alfa Romeo 164 Lusso
Nothing for Granted "You must be mad," "You need your head examined," "It's a long way to go for illicit…
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Vauxhall Lotus - Track Test
Acid Test October '88. The 'old' Silverstone Club circuit, a cold drying track, few cars and no spectators. A novice…
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Under scrutiny -- Warrior Automotive Research
Eye Opener Following the reference last month of a development of Rover's K series engine by a Warrior Automotive Research…
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Nothing new
In recent times owners of unregistered older vehicles who did not comply with the DVLC's imperious command that they obtain…
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Veteran to classic -- Forgotten Journeys
A long time ago, when the Motor Sport offices were somewhat closer to the traffic-flow along the City Road than…
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Veteran to classic -- Jowett Jupiter
The Little Beauty " I must take you to task over a statement which you made in the December 1990…
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IMSA -- Daytona 24-Hours
The Perfectionist The Daytona 24-Hour race began as a test of speed and ended as a feat of endurance won,…
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The Motor Sport Road Test -- Jaguar XJ6 3.2
Suave Speed " Dear Sir/Madam, Your new D luxury car need not cost the earth. Especially if it is one…
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Veteran to classic -- Forgotten Makes
No. 98 The North-Lucas Every so often some inventor or abnormally ingenious designer comes up with an unconventional car and…
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Veteran to classic - Motor Trade
How to Motor Trade! New cars being virtually unavailable for some time after the end of the 1914/18 war, those…
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