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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 119, 17 February 1928, Page 13

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WILSON WINS MOTOR CUP 0 THIRD VICTORY IN SUCCESSION RACES ON BEACH AT MURIWAI * Auckland, February 4th. With his speedometei’ see-sawing about 100 miles an hour, the Aucklander, R. B. Wilson, piloted his powerful Stutz car to victory over the sands of Muriwai Beach this afternoon to win, for the third time in succession, the New Zealand Motor Cup, the Championship of the Dominion. -r. C. W. F. Hamilton, of Canterbury, driving a ■ Sunbeam, won second place. Both cars, which were fitted with English Dunlop Tyres, finished miles ahead of the rest of the field. — w Again Dunlop ■ Tyres R. B. Wilson’s great achievement in winning the New Zealand Motor Cup three years in succession is not only a big tribute to his nerve and driving skill, but also bespeaks intimate knowledge and sound judgment in all matters of equipment where error can easily endanger both limb and life. That his success was achieved on Dunlop Tyres carries a message that every motorist may well heed. Especially when taken in conjunction with the fact that Dunlop Tyres were used in Major Segrave’s epoch-making performance of over 200 miles per hour the winning cars of every European Grand Prix in 1927 were shod with Dunlop and Dunlop Tyres carried Wizard Smith to victory in his New Zealand Road record-breaking feat. THE DUNLOP RUBBER COL OF AUST. LTD., DiiMulon of English Dunlop Tyres, AUCKLAND, WELLLNGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN