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Brands Hatch, August 28th Early in 1971 John Webb and his band of merry helpers at the Brands Hatch racing…
Brands Hatch, August 28th Early in 1971 John Webb and his band of merry helpers at the Brands Hatch racing…
The Ford Granada GXL Automatic New Standards of Quiet-Running, Handling, Ride and Convenience. Notable Value-for-Money in the £2,000 Class As…
"Air-Cooled Automotive Engines", by Julius Mackerle, M.E. 518 pp. 8¾ in x 5 4/5 in. (Charles Griffin & Co. Ltd.,…
The range of good racing-car miniatures is continually being extended. One of the best F1 models we have seen is…
Mr. John Peyton, the British Minister for Transport, and his French counterpart M. Robert Galley have agreed with the international…
• 75 years of the RAC.—To celebrate its 75th Anniversary the Royal Automobile Club has been holding a series of…
"The Panter is not a replica. I have tried to conceive a car along modern principles of engineering and performance…
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. — Ed. The…
MotoGP Mutterings, 2019 Italian Grand Prix, part one: Danilo Petrucci finally climbed MotoGP’s top step on Sunday, but it was so nearly very different… Petrucci stands out with his "LOVE"…
The 1977 Canadian Grand Prix had it all. From James Hunt and Mario Andretti's epic lead battle, to a clash between McLaren team-mates, a trackside punch-up, and high drama in the closing laps. Matt Bishop recalls a forgotten F1 classic
As Tony Stewart finishes his NASCAR Sprint Cup career with three championships, Mobil 1 The Grid speaks to Jenson Button, Donny Schatz, AJ Allmendinger and his team-mates Kevin Harvick and Danica Patrick about…
If the rumours are true, next week McLaren will unveil the successor to the F1, probably the most fabled and certainly the most valuable production supercar that has ever been…