1.
GV Monaco.
0.04

2.
SV 'Finish' sign.
0.06

3.
SV Group at control point.
0.10

4.
GV PAN..Car 119 (Norway-Ingier) arrives.
0.15

5.
SV A driver signs in.
0.22

6.
CU Another driver.
0.24

7.
SV PAN..Car 115 (G.B.-Rawson and Day) arrives at control.
0.30

8.
CV Drivers at control point.
0.35

9.
SV Driver from car 128 (G.B.-Mary Handley-Page and Nesta Gilmour) from car to control.
0.40

10.
CU Car 122 (G.B.- Nancy Mitchell and Rosemary Seers) tilt from number to driver.
0.43

11.
MV Driver at wheel of car 122.
0.49

12.
SV Car 122 moves off.
0.56

13.
MV Car 136 to control-driver (Falk-Sweden) out and clocks.
1.07

14.
GV Street with car moving.
1.12



Initials PC/V/JF/PB


SPORT: MOTOR RACING

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Background: Competitors in the 12th International Tulip Rally - 174 cars - drove into Monte Carlo, Monaco, May 3, after a gruelling drive through Belgium and France from the seaside resort of Noordwijk, Holland, where they started at half past midnight, May 2.

Cars passed the Monaco control point from 1 p.m., on their arduous route taking them onwards over the Alpos Maritimes, in and out of the Vosges, briefly visiting Germany and re-entering Holland near the Belgian border before returning to Noordwijk, May 5.

47 control points on the route entail a tight time schedule. To help classify competitors, there are 15 special sections, with a higher average speed over the more difficult parts of the route, and several speed tests.

A prize-giving supper, and Tulip Rally ball will be held in Noordwijk on May 7.