London, Feb. 15.
Capt, George Eyston, the British racing motorist who was recently awarded the Sesrave Trophy for his Achievements In 1935, set up a new 24-hour record at MontIhery to-day for Diesel-engined cars by travelling average speed of 0499 mp."
Eleven other distance and time records were established, ranging between "96 and 99 mph. Captain Eyston has thus once again lived up to his name of being the greatest living, creator of motor speed
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