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SNAPSHOTS: HISTORY IN COLOUR

1933 MILES AHEAD

Kitty Brunell triumphs in the second ever Royal Automobile Club (RAC) motor rally, celebrating with her crew at the finish in Hastings, Kent. The daughter of a motorsports photographer, Kitty first got behind the wheel at the age of 17 and had been a rallying regular for a few years before racing to victory in an AC Ace. Now known as the Wales Rally of Great Britain, the largest motor rally in Britain has been held every year since 1933, except during World War II, the Suez Crisis of 1957 and an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in 1967. Brunell remains the rally’s only female winner.

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