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- Aston_Martin_DB3S abstract "The Aston Martin DB3S is a sports racing car that was built by Aston Martin. Following the failure of the heavy and uncompetitive Aston Martin DB3 designed by Eberan Eberhorst; William Watson, employed as Eberhorst's assistant, presented an alternative design to John Wyer, Aston Martin's competitions manager, whose assistance was needed as Eberhorst could well oppose being up-staged. In total 31 cars were made, with 11 works cars and 20 cars being sold for customer use. The DB3S was introduced in 1953 and it proved significantly more successful than the Aston Martin DB3. Although the DB3S failed at Le Mans they went on to score a 1-2 at the Tourist Trophy at Dundrod in the 6th round of the inaugural World Sports Car Championship to help Astons to 3rd in the championship. As well there was a win in the non championship Goodwood 9 Hours.1954 was a less successful season with a third place in the Buenos Aires 1000km being the high point. However the cars failed at the Sebring 12 hours, the Mille Miglia, Le Mans and the Tourist Trophy.1955 saw a return to form. Astons missed the opening two rounds at Buenos Aires and Sebring and the sole DB3S failed to finsh at the Mille Miglia but Collins/Frere finished 2nd at Le Mans and Walker/Poore scored a 4th at the Tourist Trophy behind the dominant 1, 2, 3 of the Mercedes 300SLR to finish 5th in the championship. There was also time for another win in the non championship Goodwood 9 Hours. By 1956 the design was starting to show its age and Astons were putting their resources into the development of the new DBR1 but the DB3S still finished 4th at Sebring and 5th at the Nurburging 1000Km to finish 4th in the championship together with another second at Le Mans in the hands of Moss/Collins although due to the change of regulations following the 1955 disaster this latter event was a non championship race.The DBR1 now took over as Astons main racer but there was one last swan song for the DB3S in the hands of the Whitehead brothers at Le Mans in 1958 with a fine second place after all the works DBR1s failed to finish. The car won the 2013 Gran Turismo Trophy at Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S thumbnail Aston_Martin_DB3S_Goodwood.jpg?width=300.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageID "2184496".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageLength "7255".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageOutDegree "38".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageRevisionID "708026003".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink 1953_24_Hours_of_Le_Mans.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink 1954_24_Hours_of_Le_Mans.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink 24_Hours_of_Le_Mans.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Aston_Martin.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Aston_Martin_DB3.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Aston_Martin_DBR1.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Australian_Tourist_Trophy.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Auto_racing.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Carroll_Shelby.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Category:24_Hours_of_Le_Mans_race_cars.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Category:Aston_Martin_racing_cars.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink David_Brown_Ltd..
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink De_Dion_tube.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Front-engine,_rear-wheel-drive_layout.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Gran_Turismo_(series).
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Lagonda.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Manual_transmission.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Panorama_Circuit.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Pebble_Beach_Concours_dElegance.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Peter_Collins.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Peter_Walker_(racing_driver).
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Reg_Parnell.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Roy_Salvadori.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Space_frame.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Sports_car.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Sports_car_racing.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Stirling_Moss.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Tony_Brooks.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Torsion_bar_suspension.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink Trailing_arm.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink File:AM_DB3S.jpg.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLink File:Aston_Martin_DB3S_Goodwood.jpg.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLinkText "Aston Martin DB3S".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageWikiLinkText "DB3S".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S capacity "2992.0".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S carName "Aston Martin DB3S".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S category 24_Hours_of_Le_Mans.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S category Sports_car_racing.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S chassis "Twin-tubular, space frame design, aluminium body, open two seater".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S configuration "Straight six, Twin OHC, , FR Layout, 3 twin-choke Weber 35 DCO carburettors".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S constructor Aston_Martin.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S debut "195324".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S designer "Willie Watson, Frank Feely".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S drivers "Carroll Shelby,".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S drivers "Noël Cunningham-Reid,".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S drivers "Peter Collins,".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S drivers "Peter Walker,".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S drivers "Reg Parnell,".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S drivers "Roy Salvadori,".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S drivers "Stirling Moss".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S drivers "Tony Brooks,".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S engineName Lagonda.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S frontSuspension "Torsion bar and trailing arms".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S gearboxName "David Brown S430,".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S gears "4".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S rearSuspension "Torsion bars, trailing arms, De Dion tube and central slide".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S team "David Brown".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S track "124.46000000000001".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S type "9.0".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S tyres "16".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S weight "dry".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Aston_Martin.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Aston_Martin_Racing.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Aston_Martin_Sportscar_Racers.
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- Aston_Martin_DB3S wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Racing_car.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S subject Category:24_Hours_of_Le_Mans_race_cars.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S subject Category:Aston_Martin_racing_cars.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S hypernym Sports.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S type Broadcaster.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S type Vehicle.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S comment "The Aston Martin DB3S is a sports racing car that was built by Aston Martin. Following the failure of the heavy and uncompetitive Aston Martin DB3 designed by Eberan Eberhorst; William Watson, employed as Eberhorst's assistant, presented an alternative design to John Wyer, Aston Martin's competitions manager, whose assistance was needed as Eberhorst could well oppose being up-staged. In total 31 cars were made, with 11 works cars and 20 cars being sold for customer use.".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S label "Aston Martin DB3S".
- Aston_Martin_DB3S sameAs Q4810992.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S sameAs Aston_Martin_DB3S.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S sameAs m.0czc61g.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S sameAs Q4810992.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S wasDerivedFrom Aston_Martin_DB3S?oldid=708026003.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S depiction Aston_Martin_DB3S_Goodwood.jpg.
- Aston_Martin_DB3S isPrimaryTopicOf Aston_Martin_DB3S.