127 pp. 9 3/16 in. x 7 in. (MRP ltd., 277-279, Grays Inn Road, London, WC1. £1.50). Many of the now-prolific motor-racing annuals are out of date. Here is one…

This Fund, inaugurated to commemorate Brooklands Track, which so ably served the British Industry and motoring sportsmen of this country for forty years, is growing quite significant. Next month we…

When I wrote a long piece about the famous blower Bentley single-seater I had seen Sir Henry Birkin racing at Brooklands, which was published in MOTOR SPORT in October 1973,…

Heavy rain in the afternoon did its best to alter the garden party atmosphere of the VSCC's Prescott hilIclimb in August — but to no avail. A large attendance of…

The recent fine weather has been bringing out various vintage cars. Bob Roberts was encountered driving his immaculate Type 43 Bugatti after its engine overhaul, David Thirley had the 1925…

An assessment of the Simca 1100GLS front-drive five door saloon THE FIRST MOTOR SPORT road test of 1970 should have been a longterm trial of an irresistible Alfa Romeo but…

By George Oliver. 220 pp. 8 1/2 in. x 5 1/2 in. (Cassell and Co. Ltd., 35, Red Lion Square, London, WC1. £3.50.) The Rover is one of the famous…

News of a new model of the Volkswagen, best selling and most successful of modern cars, is as keenly anticipated and causes as much excitement as was the case when…

by Peter Hull and Norman Johnson. 400 pp. 9 in. x 6 in. (Macdonald & Co. Ltd., Gulf House, 2, Portman Street, London, W.1. 126s.) This long-awaited one-make, almost one-model,…

Brooklands Museum's recent rally of Police, Fire Service, Ambulances and similar vehicles recalls the 3-litre Bentley fire truck used by the BARC, a visitor with "This is NOT a police…

As our reports of the MCC Exeter Trial seem to have been enjoyed, it was logical to cover the same Club's Land's End Trial at Easter. What better way than…

WE HEAR H.W. Uhle of New York has acquired a 1935 K6 Hispano-Suiza drophead coupe. James G. RouIton, recently elected Secretary of the Vintage Motor Cycle Club, cherishes a 1914…