Archive Richard Twelvetrees Richard Walter Rickard Twelvetrees, who was Editor of Motor Sport in the 1920s, died in Hastings aged ninety-six just before Christmas. An appreciation will appear next month. —W.B. February 1980 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive How the war was won Why Benetton has broken the Williams/McLaren stranglehold on the Constructors' series. There has been just one glaring flaw in Benetton's planning this season: no venue had been organised for the… December 1995 Issue By Marcus Simmons
Archive Hardy Special II Home-built specials were the lifeblood of British Motorsport before WWII and the genesis of a Formula One revolution after it. This latecomer to their ranks has been winning for almost… March 2001 Issue By Paul Fearnley
Archive The Saab 900 Turbo-A With APC Last year Motor Sport road-tested two Saabs, a 900 Turbo-A and a 900 GLS. We praised both of them and I was reminded of what well-made, individualistic cars these… June 1983 Issue By Bill Boddy