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Southland Times, Issue 19771, 20 February 1923, Page 3

GREATTEST BEACH MOTOR RACING A WONDERFUL RECORD No element of chance can play a part ii the making of such a record as this, and the results may be taken by all motorists as valuable evidence on which to base decisions affecting their own motoring. G. Lambert, riding an Indian motor-cycle, secured first place from scratch in 30-Mile Race, February 10th, on the Brighton Beach Track, Christchurch, covering the distance in the remarkable time of 26 minutes 10 1-5 seconds, and winning with ridiculous ease, thereby establishing another record. More than a little of his success is attributed to his consistent use of “Meteor" Motor Spirit. Beach racing is a very severe test, and these results conclusively prove the superiority of “Meteor” Motor Spirit, which not only “starts in a flash,” but is full of honest power for either speed or steep hill-climbing. Every day sees “Meteor” becoming more and more popular —not only with racing-motorists and experts, but also among private car-owners, who recognise “Meteor” to be a high-grade motor spirit—one that “starts in a flash” without straining the battery—a spirit with over-power for speed and hill-climbing—-a spirit that enables the engine of your car to develop maximum efficiency.

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