MOTORING SPORTSMEN. Mr. John Donald Barclay. By THE Forrok. THE photograph reproduced at the head of this article will be recognised at once by all our readers as that of…

The inaugural VSCC Goodwood Sprint was hailed a success and produced a deserved win for James Baxter in his Frazer Nash single-seater. Run over a standing start lap of the race circuit,…

A CZECHOSLOVAKIAN LIGHT CAR A GOOD PERFORMER ON ROUGH OADS Al4tHOUGH well known to British competitors as a consistent performer in the Alpine Trial, the Tatra is little known to…

Ferrari reversed the Daytona results at Sebring by winning the 12-hr. Endurance Race after a long battle with the JW Porsches. Both leading teams switched their fastest drivers to other…

A LONG TEST OF R. E. RICHARDS'S ROVER TEN SPECIAL A VERY POTENT COMPETITION CAR, OF WHICH REPLICAS WILL BE AVAILABLE. IT'S an ill-wind which blows no one any good.…

CONTENTS. PAGE. Editorial Notes ... 231-232 Motoring Sportsmen 233-234 Motor Cycles of 1925 ... 235 Springing for Speed ... 230-238 A New Sporting Risk ... 238 Insurance for Motoring Sportsmen…

The Historic Grand Prix Cars Association will be central to the inaugural meeting at the new Dubai circuit. Subject to the venue being finished on schedule, the HGPCA will provide…

MOTOR SPORT INCORPORATING THE BROOKLANDS GAZETTE Editorial, Publishing & Advertising Offices 39, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W.I Telephone: Victoria 5218. SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1932. PRICE SIXPENCE Published 1st Month VOL. VIII. No.…

Sir, Just a note concerning your article on the Klausenpass. Five years ago a group of friends and I decided to celebrate a birthday at the top of the Klausenpass…

Rust has taken its toll on unrestored steel-. bodied cars: virtually every square inch of metalwork is susceptible to the vagaries of 'tin worm'. Pay particular attention to the wheel…

THE B.R.D.C. DINNER & DANCE THE annual Dinner and Dance of the British Racing Drivers' Club, held at the Park Lane Hotel, Piccadilly, London, on February 17th, proved to be…

Don't get chippy! Sir, While I was aware that McLaren Electronic Systems supplied the standard chip in Formula 1 I hadn't realised they had fitted one on Lewis Hamilton's shoulder...…