• Graham Hill–1968 World Champion In some quarters the Drivers' World Championship is regarded as an extremely important and tense affair. In others, as a somewhat artificial method of determining…

It is universally accepted that Brooklands Track, built by Hugh Fortesque Locke-King in 1906/7 and officially opened on June 17th, 1907, was the first specially-constructed motor-racing track in the World.…

A section devoted to old car matters The Life and Times of Montie Grahame-White (Continued from the October issue) Because of his late return front India Grahame-White (hereinafter called G-W)…

The above heading is not intended to signify that the Fourth Trials Championship, contested in Wales on December 15th, was particularly sensational, interesting as were the "sections" and skilful the driving, it…

The Morgan Three-Wheeler Club's AGM weekend went with a swing, with at least 60 Morgans attending at Malvern. The prizes presented did not involve Concours d'Elegance, this club preferring to…

The Humber Register, which exists to foster all Humber products of the 1900 to 1930 period, held its 21st Anniversary Rally at Bicester on May 20-21st, and it was appropriate…

Motor car speed in the ultimate has always been represented by the prevailing position of what is conveniently called The Land Speed Record, but which is actually the current state…

The Brighton Run for veteran cars, on November 2, was as usual tremendously successful, as one of the world's most important and enjoyed fixtures, with entries from all over Europe and…

(August 8th) Weather conditions were perfect for fast times, at the annual VSCC Prescott speed-hill climb this year, the course dry, the temperature mild, with only a slight breeze. We…

The Secretary of the Autovia CC seeks help in tracing what became of three Autovia V8-engined Specials, the Bentley Special built by Stephen Mond, using a 2-litre V 12 GP…

I have received from the archives of the Rolls-Royce EC, through the thoughtful General Secretary, Peter Baines, some fascinating slivers of motor racing history. The story of how Sir Henry…

Described to the Editor in a recent interview Very frequently enthusiasm for motoring and motor-cars stems from being brought up in an atmosphere of cars and family enthusiasm for things…