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A: ■-' "Sport and-General" Photo. "THE GNAT."—-The smallest'.'racirigy car in the world, capable, of 7 doing 120 miles per hour, andspecially designed for speedway racing, has been introduced to, the cinders by Mr. Jean Reville, the midget car speedway champion of Great Britain. It is predicted that this car is the forerunner of machines which will provide greater speed and more thrills for speedivay patrons'. "The Gnat" ' is Here seen at Hackney Wick Stadium, London. (Evening Post, 05 January 1935)
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- 05-01-1935
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- Evening Post
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A: ■-' "Sport and-General" Photo. "THE GNAT."—-The smallest'.'racirigy car in the world, capable, of 7 doing 120 miles per hour, andspecially designed for speedway racing, has been introduced to, the cinders by Mr. Jean Reville, the midget car speedway champion of Great Britain. It is predicted that this car is the forerunner of machines which will provide greater speed and more thrills for speedivay patrons'. "The Gnat" ' is Here seen at Hackney Wick Stadium, London. (Evening Post, 05 January 1935). Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/16891634More information can be found in our terms of use.