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Yet another Saxon
Sir, Interesting article you wrote on the Saxon, so wondered if the enclosed photo might be of interest. This car…
Sir, Interesting article you wrote on the Saxon, so wondered if the enclosed photo might be of interest. This car…
The British Tourist Authority has produced an informative pamphlet on the Lombard RAC Rally of Great Britain. It is aimed…
Sixteen years ago I received two school exercise-books - the old sort if you remember, with arithmetical and multiplication tables…
"Brookiands A Pictorial History" by G. N. Georgano. 1:2 pp 94" x 7". (Dalton Watson Ltd., Beaulieu Books, 76, Wardour…
"No Echo In The Sky" by Harald Penrose 134 pp. 8 3/4" x 5 1/2". (Aris & Phillips Ltd., Teddington House,…
July MG attractions THE MG GAR CLUB LTD. has some interesting events planned in July. On the second the Northern…
Cars In Books KEN FIDGEN of the STD Register, has sent me the following for this column: Here is a…
The opening round of the FIA European International Historic Championship was held at the Aston Martin Owners’ Club Brands Hatch race…
Browsing through British Racing News, the official journal of the BRSCC, we came across an article introducing the sponsors this…
Lotus Joy Day Terlamen-Zolder, May 21st The Belgian Grand Prix seems to have settled down into the smallness and anonymity…
Lotus annihilate the opposition Jarama, June 4th Just as the Belgian GP I reported elsewhere in this issue has sunk to…
There was a time, not so long ago, when I could reflect on the Spanish GP while sitting in a…
With two Grand Prix events appearing in one issue of Motor Sport [And, hopefully, a brief report on the Swedish Grand…
A four-door saloon with soul Alfa Romeo have lacked a saloon in the competitive 2-litre class since the 2000. The…
Before the lure of the Safari began to attract the more adventurous competitors from Europe, several rallies laid claim to that…
Testing a Maserati 300S in the Le Mans round of the FIA European Historic Moss 4 min. 49 sec., read the…
A triumph in America for the British engineers Earlier this year we reported how the development of the turbocharged Cosworth…
The casual observer could be forgiven for thinking that the Lotus 79 is little more than an updated Lotus 78, but he…
Sir, In view of all the glowing publicity and praise surrounding the Japanese cars which are being sold in the UK…
Sir, I've no doubt that your May editorial concerning "Computer Confusion" has spurred many an owner of pre-war motor-cars into…
Bombshell withdrawals rock the sport, Ogier tries F1 and Alpine announces a new race series Formula 1 FIA confirms halo protection system for 2018 Following the latest Formula One Strategy Group meeting, the…
Aprilia chief engineer Romano Albesiano shares his thoughts on MotoGP’s controversial tyre-pressure rule, how the RS-GP keeps improving, why it’s so difficult to beat Ducati and how he started working on downforce aero in the 1990s
The Mercedes-AMG One has just taken the record of the fastest road-legal car to lap the Nürburgring but, as manufacturers continue to chase the mythical crown, Andrew Frankel worries that the pressure and risks are becoming overwhelming
Jaguar has announced a continuation run to celebrate the 70th anniversary of its Le Mans-winning C-type. A limited number of new C-type Continuation cars will be hand-built at its Classic…