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CONTENTS, September 1932
CONT ENTS PAOE LAND. Tourist Trophy Race, The Alpine Trial, The ... Rumblings ... Craiganlet Hill Climb ... "Manifestations" at…
CONT ENTS PAOE LAND. Tourist Trophy Race, The Alpine Trial, The ... Rumblings ... Craiganlet Hill Climb ... "Manifestations" at…
Give the British Manufacturer a Chance ! (continued) IN last month's issue of MOTOR SPORT, we lamented improve the "…
MOTOR SPORT INCORPORATING THE BROOKLANDS GAZETTE Editorial, Publishing & Advertising Offices 39, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W.I Telephone: Victoria 5218. SEPTEMBER…
THE R.A.C. TOURIST TROPHY RACE A DAY OF RECORDS. C. R. WHITCROFT & G. E. T. EYSTON ON R1LEYS, FIRST…
THE ALPINE TRIAL COUPES DES ALPES WON BY TALBOT AND RILEY. 17 GLACIER CUPS WON BY BRITISH CARS WORLD'S MOST…
k.umblings /3 OAUERGES The Alpine Trial. FjVERYONE was unanimously agreed that the Alpine Trial was quite the most enjoyable affair…
petrol in 1 minute, his Frazer-Nash sounding just as crisp and in as perfect tune as when it started four…
THE TRIUMPH "SOUTHERN CROSS" FOR 1933. NO new sports models are announced for 1933 by the Triumph Motor Company, Ltd.,…
A NEW PLUG SPANNER. A useful addition to the well known range of Brooklands sports equipment.
THE CRAIGANTLET HILL CLIMB. THE "TERROR" COMES TO GRIEF. W. SULLIVAN (LEA-FRANC(S) MAKES FASTEST TIME. WHAT might have developed into…
STATIONS" AT DI " MANIF 4P RANDOM JOTTINGS OF AN ENJOYABLE WEEK-END WITH SOME DETAILS AS TO THE CIRCUIT. THERE…
CHIRON WINS ON A BUGATTI. EARL HOWE SECOND IN THE 2-LITRE THE GRAND PRIX OF DIEPPE. THE fourth Grand Prix…
"SIDESLIPS" By " BALADEUR " Wanted—A chain-driven Monster. THE other day an enthusiastic reader of MOTOR SPORT wrote to ask…
AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY AT BROOKLANDS A DAY OF CLOSE FINISHES. : MOUNTAIN RACE THRILLS. FOTHERINGHAM-PARKER GOES OVER THE TOP OF…
eta /Iowa ,........■■11151/ BRITISH RACING DRIVERS' CLUB. ENTRIES at singles fees have come in very well for the B.R.D.C. 500…
The Late Biagio Nazzaro. mANY of our readers will remember the tragic death of Biagio Nazzaro in the 1922 French…
AN TH R ROUND THE T WN RACE A VERY SUCCESSFUL MEETING ON THE CIRCUIT OF NICE. FOLLOWING on the…
Previous Winners. 1922. Nieth (Hispano Suiza), 21 min. 43 secs. 1923. Riitzler (Steyr), 20 min. 24.4 secs. 1924. Merz (Mercedes),…
GRAND PRIX de la BAULE. Etancelin, Wimille and Zehender on 2.3 Alfas, and Guerin on one of the old 2-litre…
THE GRAND PRIX DU COMMINGES. ZEHENDER (ALFA ROMEO) WINS KEENLY CONTESTED RACE OVER PICTURESQUE CIRCUIT AT THE FOOT OF THE…
A series taken from the 164-page Motor Sport special Great Racing Cars, which is available to buy here To buy the lead image click here. From the editor Damien Smith How would you define…
F1 once again proved that it's tougher than most sports when Nyck de Vries was dropped by AlphaTauri mid-season. It was premature, says Matt Bishop, who points out that even the greats spend most of their career losing
It's tasked with F1's smooth running, but the FIA hasn't been far from controversy and criticism in recent years. Now a new restructure, to prepare for GP racing's future, has remarkably united the paddock in support
Formula 1 contracts have changed a lot over the years. Stirling Moss’s agreement with Rob Walker famously amounted to a handshake. These days, though, deals are drawn up by legal…