providing a low-hung body platform without sacrificing ground clearance, while the X member which braces the rear of the chassis…

self-changing gear-boxes, there is a slight whine on second and first. The centrifugal clutch disconnects the gear-box from the engine…

THE RECORD-BREAKERS OF 1935 "BLUE BIRD'S" 300 m.p.h. OUTSTANDING FEAT OF THE SEASON BIG INCREASE IN 1-HOUR AND 24-HOU1t FIGURES—SALT…

THE ULSTER A.C. MONTHLY REVIEW If the " Monthly Review " is anything to go by, the Ulster Automobile Club…

M.G. Midget Type P.A. 4 cyl. 847 c.c. from L'99. 10 . o M.G. Midget Type P.B. 4 cyl. 939…

Tazio Nuvolari travelling at 200 m.p.h. on the Bimotore Alfa-Romeo. With which he took the eight litre, mile, and kilometre…

THE BUGATTI OWNERS' CLUB DINNER The Bugattisti are nothing if not individual and this year returned with great success to…

CHANGING THE FORMULA THE BUREAU DES CONSTRUCTEURS MEET AT ZURICH. RAYMOND MAYS REPRKENTS E.R.A. When the E.R.A. concern started out…

GRAND PRIX By BALADEUR In 1936, the Grand Prix de l'Automobile Club de France is to be a race for…

CAREERS FOR OUR BOYS (NUMBER 2) OR HOW TO BECOME A TRIALS DRIVER By NEVIL LLOYD (Illustrations by George Lane)…

For Motor Racing News in the United States read COAST AUTO RACING Authentic News of Speedway Events—Published Twice a Month…

STIFFER CONDITIONS FRIGHTEN INTENDING COMPETITORS MONTE CARLO ENTRIES SHOW A HEAVY DECREASE Entries for the 1935 Monte Carlo Rally numbered…

THE JUNIOR CAR CLUB DINNER Under the able leadership of Mr. " Bunny " Dyer, the J.C.C. moves from strength…

BRITISH MOTORING FIXTURES, 1936 The following is' the list of British motoring events, compiled by the Royal Automobile Club, for…

THIS RALLY BUSINESS THOUGHTS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE ANNUAL STRUGGLE TO MONTE CARLO By T. G. MOORE When friends ask…

"YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED" This " Complete Guide to the Road," written by McCullough and decorated with line drawings by…

MONTE CARLO Rally drivers met last month for the yearly dinner and dance at the Park Lane Hotel, and the…

Book Reviews "GRAND PRIX" By BARRE' LYNDON Mr. Lyndon is fast becoming one of the most prolific writers on motoring…

"THE BOOK OF SPEED" Speed in transport and speed in sport have become integral features of modern life, and the…

By OUR CONTINENTAL CORRESPONDENT Teutonic Thoroughness I wonder how many spectators 'at a Grand Prix realise the immense amount of…