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PRICE'S MOTORINE
THE OILIER OIL Used and recommended by BENTLEY for "the silent sports car" Bentley — a synonym for silent power,…
November 1934
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ON WITH THE RALLY
THE REGULATIONS OF THE MONTE CARLO CLASSIC, WHICH CONTINUES FOR 1935 WITH ALTERED ROUTES AND A NEW BASIS OF DECIDING…
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RAYMOND MATS (E.R.A.) MAKES FASTEST TIME AT SHELSLEY
FAST CLIMBS AND EXCITING INCIDENTS ON COURSE RENDERED DIFFICULT BY RAIN. EIGHTY names appeared on the programme of the Autumn…
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141,4 THE NEW AUSTIN SEVEN2
PORTSMODELS ttit Here are two new Austin Sevens built specifically for the sportsman. They are fast, sleek in appearance yet…
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Etancelin's Maserati on Show.
Philippe Etancelin's first big victory of the season, when he vanquished the Ferrari Alfa-Romeos at Dieppe, has been the cause…
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club news, November 1934
etta .......?•••?1111111r SUTTON COLDFIELD AND NORTH BIRMINGHAM A.C. " The " Sunbac News "continues to make its appearance every month,…
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Don't talk to me about "Calorific Value' on a morning
like this. I want to know why I'll get a quicker, surer start with CLEvE LAND %TINTER DISCoL I'm late…
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THE TRIUMPH "DOLOMITE"
THE TRIUMPH " DOLOMITE " A SUPERCHARGED TWO-LITRE SPORTS CAR WITH A GUARANTEED SPEED OF 100 MILES AN HOUR THE…
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ALBI OFFICIALS ON THE CARPET
M. Camilli, vice-president of the A.C. du Midi, journeyed to Paris last month on a most unpleasant errand. He had…
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SAN SEBASTIAN REFLECTIONS
RACE HELD DESPITE CANCELLATION. MERCEDES-BENZ GREAT VICTORY. BUGATTI FINDS ITS FORM, BUT ALFA-ROMEOS ARE OUTCLASSED. THE political situation has been…
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PREVIOUS WINNERS
PREVIOUS WINNERS. 1923. Guyot (Rolland-Pillain), 93 400 k.P.b. 1924. Segrave (Sunbeam), 103.164 k.p.h. 1925. Diva (Delage), 123.460 k.p.h. 1926. Constantini…
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"The Chain-gang" at Play
The Annual Dinner and Dance of the Frazer Nash Car Club will be held in the Ballroom of the Mayfair…
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Continental Notes and News, November 1934
A Racing Suicide. So far as my memory serves me, cases of people committing suicide by crashing a car have…
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RUMBLINGS, November 1934
The Kaye Don Case. THERE seems to have been a good deal of muddled thinking and unnecessary fuss about Kaye…
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RACING IN THE CHANNEL ISLANDS
IN THE CHANNEL ISLANDS Motor sport has a firm following in the Channel Islands, and a race meeting was recently…
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CIRCUIT DUST
CIRCUIT DUST By BARRI.; LYNDON. Most of us have a healthy liking for I 'seeing the wheels go round" whether…
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SALUTE TO THE GODS
SALUTE TO THE GODS by SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL. THIS latest addition to motoring fiction, which was published some time ago…
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KAYE DON--THE MAN
(AYE DON THE MAN BY J. WENTWORTH DAY. pOSSESSED of a speed demon at an early age, Kaye Don has…
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A SURVEY OF COACHWORK
A SURVEY OF COACHWORK In the following pages will be found a review of the coachwork now available from some…
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