Valuable Cup Offered for Defeat of Record Holder London, Feb. 1.
It is announced that the International Association of recognized automobile clubs, the governing body of international motor sport, has accepted the offer of Sir Charles Wakefield, governing director of C. Wakefield & Ca., oil manufacturers, ete, of a "mingnificent gold trophy of the value of 1,000 guineas, to be won by the first river to beat the existing world speed record of 203 miles an hour held by Major Seagrave.
The successful, driver will also de paid £1,000 a year as long as his record fs unbeaten up to the end of 1930, The trophy will remain the proerty of the International Association and will be held during the existence of the record by the official automobile club of che nor's country, The winner himself vill receive an engraved replica
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