1.
GV.PAN.Start.
0.08

2.
GV. No. 2 (Moss) leading from No. 12 (Brabham) followed by bunch.
0.14

3.
G.BACK V. Cars rounding a bend.
0.16

4.
GV. No. 2 (Moss) still leading round another bend followed by rest of cars.
0.27

5.
CV. Competitor pushing his car off verge onto track.
0.32

6.
GV. Five cars rounding bend.
0.36

7.
GV. Two cars along road with car No. 4 abandoned, on verge.
0.39

8.
GV. Two cars (No. 28 second) swinging past camera.
0.40

9.
SV. Moss leads from No. 12 (Brabham).
0.45

10.
SV. No. 30 (Skull) rounding bend followed by another car then by cars 28, 18, 6, 40, 16, 38, 32 and 22.
0.47

11.
CV. Head on - Schell followed by car 16 followed by 22 followed by Moss.
0.57

12.
LV. Back V of cars.
0.59

13.
SLV. No. 6 (Trintignant) leading from 18 (Gregory) and car 28 round a bend, on to verge and onto track again.
1.02

14.
SV. Car 16 (Granville) rounding bend, on to verge and onto track again.
1.05

15.
LV. Car 28 leading another car.
1.09

16.
SLV. No. 2 (Moss) flashes past.
1.12

17.
LV. Moss in lead from 18 (Gregory).
1.15

18.
SLV. No 2 (Moss) in lead from car 25 24 (Gendebien).
1.19

19.
SV. Driver of car 32 comes out of ditch.
1.25

20.
Above driver assisted out of ditch.
1.29

21.
GV. Car 28 leading in front of car 18 (Gregory) and 6 (Trintignant).
1.32

22.
Moss passing camera.
1.34

23.
Photographers on verge with cars flashing past in BG.
1.36

24.
SLV. Spectators in stands.
1.38

25.
SLV. Moss races in, and over winning line.
1.41

26.
CV. Moss in car eases up to stop.
1.44

27.
CV. Moss steps out of car.
1.48



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SPORT: CAR RACING

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Background: Stirling Moss of Britain on Cooper-Borgward won July 12 the 35-lap Grand Prix of Rouen auto race for formula-two sports over 229 kilometers in one hour 28 minutes .05 seconds at an average speed of 155.9 kilometers an hour - a course record.

Earlier, Moss drove a two-litre Maserati to victory in the Rouen Coupe de Lamare-Debouteville race. His time for the 35-lap 229-kilometer race for two-litre-limit sports cars was 1 hour 29 minutes 40.9 seconds at an average speed of 153.2 kilometers an hour.

Moss, last year's runner up in the drivers' world championship but so far less successful this year, led from start to finish in both races. (The Rouen Grand Prix does not count in the world championship) Then, he flew to England in a borrowed monoplane to compete in the London-Paris GBP10,000 Bleriot Anniversary Air Race.

In the Grand Prix, Harry Schell, the Paris-based American driver, was second on Cooper-Climax, in one hour 28 minutes 36.1 seconds. Other finishers 3.-Masten Gregory, Kansas City, Cooper, 1:28:36.3. 4.-Bruce McLaren, Britain, Cooper, 1:29:16.4. 5.-Chris Bristow, Britain, Cooper-Borgward, 1:29:25.7. 6.-Maurice Trintignant, France, Cooper-Climax. 1:29:25.8. 7.-Graham Hill, Britain, Lotus, 1:28:51,9 (34 laps). 8.-Ian Burgess, Britain, Cooper-Climax, 1:28:07:8 (33laps). 9.-Gerard Laureau, France, Porsche-Behra, 1:29:11.4 (52 laps).

Jack Brabham, the Australian who is leading in the drivers' world championship, was second to Moss until the 18th lap when he retired with gearborn trouble.

Innes Ireland, of Britain, overturned in a Lotus and was slightly injured.

In the Coupe de Lamare, the top finishers were Britain all on Lotus - Alan Stacey, Innes Ireland, Peter Ashdown and Douglas Graham in that order.