The VSCC's requests to the weather-gods met with a bleak reception on April 21, when the Colerne speedtrials were run off. Rain bucketed down for the practice runs and a…

The Gods smile The Vintage Sports-Car Club again bribed the weather gods, so its first race rneeting of 1989 on April 15 was held in dry conditions, before a record…

In May the VSCC took in the pleasing terrain on the fringe of the Lincolnshire Wolds for an appropriately named trial 64 drivers entered, a 1935 SS, a 1922 Vauxhall,…

The VSCC scenario moved to the tough terrain of the Lake District for a difficult, therefore enjoyable, trial on November 11th. The 77 competitors had to sign on at either…

There is no need to say more about the "FIA Year Book of Automobile Sport" than that the 1978 edition thus multi-lingual, soft-cover reference work is now available Iron Patrick Stephens Ltd., Bar…

The editor looks back on the cars he drove during 1969 THE IDEA behind this annual survey, which I find I instituted 17 years ago, is not to underline the…

A little more about the cars used by Clare Sheridan, whose Sahara adventuress with a 1926 Renault we mentioned recently, emerge from a book about her tempestuous career, Cousin Clare…

The article last May headed "The Adventure of the Ill-Fated Singers" ended with the admission that I had been foiled in trying to locate three racing Singer Nines alleged to…

"The Motor Year Book—1950," by Laurence Pomeroy, M.S.A.E., and R. L. de Burgh Walkerley. (199 pages, 12s. 6d. Temple Press Ltd., Bowling Green Lane, E.C.1.) This year's edition of this…

(Continued from the April issue) LAST month I resumed my shopping spree for a used Rolls-Royce. This time I went up to Great Gidding, near Huntingdon, a town which must…

The Editor takes the National Motor Museum Trust's 1903 4 1/2-litre Daimler on the RAC Commemoration Run to Brighton At a time when the future of British Leyland looked likely to be…

Sir, I would like to clarify some matters arising from your piece in the February MOTOR SPORT about the 'Babs' saga. The Beach Hotel was the centre of record-breaking activities…