At the Goodwood festival of speed the VSCC's soapbox, which Tim Gunn drove down the hill, got the prize for…

Many VSCC members and those with aero-engined car affections should be glad to know that at last the mansion at…

Among the smaller clubs, the Invicta CC has its Invicta News, July's issue containing an interesting article by Lord O'Neill…

Important forthcoming VSCC fixtures include the Hawthorn Trophy race meeting at Silverstone on August 26, which features, apart from racing…

What was the Gregoire Campbell? Well, in 1919 it was announced that "Mr Malcolm Campbell of Brooldands fame has exerted…

Ducati's motorcycle interests started in 1946, with a 48cc engine for attaching to a bicycle. By the 1950s proper motorcycles…

AT the interesting Lincolnshire circuit, the VSCC held its annual race on June 8. The 10-lap Shuttleworth and Nuffield Trophies…

The Marauder Reunion took place earlier in August. At least 11 of these cars are on the road and three…

Following the sale of the ex-Doreen Evans R-type MG for £170,000, another of these cars, which Ian Connell raced pre-war,…

When Rita Don won the first Ladies' Mountain Handicap race at Brooklands she was not driving daddy's car but one…

Those who look beyond cars may care to note that No 24 in the R-R Heritage Trust publications is a…

The Midland AC, which celebrates its centenary next year, has enrolled 54 new members since March and will have a…

At the VSCC Shelsley Walsh Hillclimb on July 8 Charles Dean's T51 Bugatti made FTD in 35.86sec. Fastest vintage car…

Thank Godness there are other books suitable beside Harry Potter! Such as In The Red by J T Kingsley (Pentland…

As a great admirer of the work of restorers Crosthwaite & Gardiner, I read with much interest GC's recent article…

Chitty Bang Bang II has been sold by the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum to Robert Bahre of Maine, who owns the…

The Tourist Trophy of TT originated in 1905 on the Isle of Man as a race for touring cars to…