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Daimler matters
Sir, Surely Mr. Graham F. Button (January issue) should have pity for the Daimler 2-litre V8 engine. Imagine starting one's…
Sir, Surely Mr. Graham F. Button (January issue) should have pity for the Daimler 2-litre V8 engine. Imagine starting one's…
Sir, With increasing popularity of square or rectangular headlights amongst designers of popular cars it is becoming apparent that a…
Sir, I think the following will be of interest to all your readers who are trying to cut the cost…
Sir, I have today returned my membership card and cancelled my bankers order to the Automobile Association as a protest…
Sir, My Porsche is quite rightly described as a rear-engined car. By the same token a front-engined car would be…
Sir, I have read with interest the recent road impressions of the MG Midget and Clan Crusader in your magazine.…
Sir, As suggested in your excellent (as always) February issue on page 153 I am writing to you with a…
The Lancia Fulvia 1300 Coupe Sir, The following notes are based on about 50,000 miles with a 1300 Lancia Fu'via…
Sir, My customary enjoyment of MOTOR SPORT was quite spoilt by the cover illustration on the February number. One would…
Sir, The selection of cars under the above heading in MOTOR SPORT is most interesting and I commend the Editor's…
Sir, I agree with all you say in "Matters of Moment" February 1973, especially the "sneaky" radar traps which are…
Sir, Police are often more reasonable than the law. I hope I am not tempting fate by saying that I…
Sir, My own suggestions, from financial necessity, are rather less ambitious than the examples in your article. With a ceiling…
McLaren has been here before. The day after the death of its founder in 1970 it bravely decided to continue – because Bruce would have wanted them to. It won…
Christian Horner talks about signing Fernando Alonso to Red Bull, the 2021 Formula 1 engine regulations and building a team around Max Verstappen, from the Motor Sport podcast in association with…
Forty years ago today, John Watson rocketed through the field to win from 22nd in Long Beach – it's a record which has never been beaten
Six-time MotoGP king Marc Márquez will undergo further surgery to his right arm in the USA, which could be his last chance to keep racing