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1905/09/14 Tourist Trophy Race: Drivers and Cars: Difference between revisions

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* 31. 11-h.p. [[Clement Cars|Clement]] ([[E. H. Lancaster]])
* 31. 11-h.p. [[Clement Cars|Clement]] ([[E. H. Lancaster]])
* 32. 16-h.p. [[Standard Motor Co|Standard]] ([[Reginald Maudslay| R. W. Maudslay]])  
* 32. 16-h.p. [[Standard Motor Co|Standard]] ([[Reginald Maudslay| R. W. Maudslay]])  
* 33. 14-h.p. [[Gladiator]] ([[Arthur McCormack]]) <ref>The Autocar 1905/09/09</ref>
* 33. 14-h.p. [[Gladiator]] ([[Arthur McCormack]]) DNS
* 34. 12-h.p. [[Whitlock Automobile Co| Whitlock-Aster]] ([[Claude Clench]])
* 34. 12-h.p. [[Whitlock Automobile Co| Whitlock-Aster]] ([[Claude Clench]])
* 35. 14-h.p. [[Dennis Brothers| Dennis]] ([[Robert Downing| R. Downing]])
* 35. 14-h.p. [[Dennis Brothers| Dennis]] ([[Robert Downing| R. Downing]])

Revision as of 11:38, 3 April 2018

Note: This is a sub-section of the 1905 Tourist Trophy Race

1905 April. List of 52 entrants.[1] Later stated to be 58 entrants with 39 different makes.[2]

'Cars and drivers in the 1905 Tourist Trophy Race:[3][4]

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