Compiled by WB and WPK The Things They Say The 'Old No 1' Bentley affair refuses to lie down and although, of course, it only goes to show how wrong…

A nice gesture when the new by-pass at Paddock Wood was completed, it was opened by the 1896 Arnold, which was built nearby at East Peckham, Kent, with Virginia Arnold,…

"The Fast Lady"—a Julian Wintle-Leslie Parkyn Production, starring James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips, Stanley Baxter and Kathleen Harrison. Whatever my feelings about ill-treatment of the 3/4.5-litre ex-Charnock Bentley which stars…

And in other cars as well... But read on Why Sunbeams? Why Scotland? I hasten to explain. In the 1920s it seems that whoever was then responsible for publicising the…

Announcements of new examples of motor-car miniatures as they come on the market is a regular feature of Motor Sportbut we have had less to say about electrically-propelled model racing…

This year's Monte Carlo Rally produced an excellent tale of good sportsmanship. When Ray Merrick's Standard Eight suffered a stone in its radiator near Carlisle another car of the same…

On December 10th the R.A.C. Competitions Committee (hereinafter called the C.C.) held its 1947 meeting of the Clubs, which was well attended and in many ways resembled the previous year's…

I had an interesting meeting with Mr J. F. Andrews, who used to test racing-car tyres for the Dunlop Rubber Company Ltd. We met at that convenient centre, the Midland…

The Editor finds himself becoming once more VW-orientated Once upon a time, and it was a long time ago, I was known through these columns as an incurable Volkswagen fanatic.…

Writers like Eoin Young, Doug Nye and Michael Riedner have been recalling that splendid Mercedes-Benz transporter built to carry racing cars like the W196 Mercedes quickly to and from the…

With Some Notes on the Trend of Amateur Design Last month we drew attention in the Editorial to the extremely healthy state of the Sport from the aspect of amateur-built…

A section devoted to old car matters A 1910 Humber THE other day, in connection with some filming relating to a TV production about the evolution of the motor-car, I…