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temperamental until I decided to lubricate it with dry powdered graphite, since. when it has been perfect, disengaging filly and…
temperamental until I decided to lubricate it with dry powdered graphite, since. when it has been perfect, disengaging filly and…
Sir, As a very enthusiastic and satisfied Frazer-Nash owner I should like to reply to Mr. Alan K. Clerk, and…
Sir, For very many years now I Dave been a follower of Mama SPORT and a regular reader of motor…
* * * PRAISE FOR AN ALFA Sir, I have read with great interest, in your issue of August, 1951,…
* * * THE BEST FROM BRITAIN? Sir, During the last two years I have been the proud owner Of…
LETTERS from READERS N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them—Ed.…
THE LAST STRAW? Sir, Surely the present-day motorist is penalised enough already with excessive taxes without making it compulsory to…
* * * SPEEDO FLATTER Sir, Your description of a run made in a 21-litre Lagonda in last month's issue…
* * * BUGATTI SUPERIORITY Sir, I was glad to see reference in the August issue of MOTOR SPORT to…
Sir, I am astonished at your remarks concerning the performances of pre-war winning Bugattis at Le Mans and the winning…
* * * SPEED IN THE AIR Sir, In your report of the Daily Express Air Display at Hendon you…
* * * HAPPY ENDING Sir, In view of your report of the meeting at Boreham on August 1 1…
1956 Jaguar D-Type is awarded the highest award at the Quail, as more than 200 cars appear at the annual Motorsports Gathering
Regular readers of the magazine will recognise Finish Line, where drivers offer a snapshot into their lives. If you haven't seen them, we're reproducing the series, starting with two new ones. After…
Ticket refunds are on the way, but there are still many questions that need to be asked about the British GP disaster Two weeks after the British MotoGP Grand Prix…
Why Tommi Mäkinen's decision to bring Kris Meeke to Toyota is a welcome one Motor sport loves its heroes, especially if they’re perceived to be fast but flawed. That’s why…