- of the
River Clyde.
Dumbreck is a
conservation area. The
district is
served by
Dumbreck railway station. The only
church in
Dumbreck is St Leo the Great...
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Peter James Dumbreck (born 13
October 1973) is a
British professional racing driver from Scotland. Born in Kirkcaldy,
Dumbreck dominated the 1994 British...
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Dumbreck Castle was a
tower house,
dating from the 16th century,
around 3.5
miles (5.6 km) west of Ellon, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Alternative names...
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closely following other cars.
Nearly four
hours into the race
Scotsman Peter Dumbreck was
battling amongst the race
leaders when his CLR
suffered the same instability...
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Dumbreck KCB (25
October 1805 – 24
January 1876) was a
Scottish surgeon and
British Army
medical officer.
Dumbreck, the only son of
Thomas Dumbreck,...
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Dumbreck railway station is a
railway station in
Dumbreck, a
district of Glasgow, Scotland. The
station is
managed by
ScotRail and lies on the Paisley...
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Dumbreck Football Club was a 19th-century ****ociation
football club
based in Glasgow. The club was
formed in 1872 out of the
Dumbreck Cricket Club and...
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Performance Development ARX-03a with co-drivers
David Brabham and
Peter Dumbreck. At the Le Mans 24 Hours, Chandhok's team
finished sixth overall out of...
- Renfrewshire, as well as
Thorntonhall in
South Lanarkshire.
Newlands and
Dumbreck are
examples of high-value
residential districts within the city boundaries...
- 49 g. The
record time was
previously held by the NIO EP9
driven by
Peter Dumbreck.
Again driven by Dumas, the ID. R
reached speeds of 273 km/h (170 mph)...
