Coundley's new Lotus 19 should have won the first race but a push-start disqualified it. So Williams won from Warner and Parsons, all driving Lotus 23s. Dodd parked Birch's Jaguar-E…

C E C Martin That cheerful extrovert racing driver Charles Martin, who drove with enthusiastic verve, an amateur amongst professionals, has died. Charlie Martin ran illicit motor-cycles while at Eton,…

A reader writing from Belgium has kindly contributed some extracts from Ho For The Borders by Michael Brander (Geoffrey Bles, 1964) to this now less frequent column. The author recounts…

At the Brooklands Society’s annual reunion on June 28 at the Old Track, this year's theme will be the return of the lap-record-holding 24-litre Napier-Railton to the Museum and it…

"...If you make a mistake on an oval track, you will never recover the car again and you are going to hit the wall. But I am confident that Nigel,…

by John Thornley. 187 pp, 83/4 in by 57/16 in. (Motor Racing Publications Ltd, 13 Conway Street, Fitzroy Square, London, W1. 21s) This revised edition of "Maintaining the Breed—The Saga of M.G. Racing Cars," by…

One of the pleasant things about running Motor Sport is the communication one receives from readers and clubs, which even if space does not permit comments and quotes, keeps us…

Continued from the August issue Towards the end of May 1917, as was recorded last month, X, as I am calling the writer these diaries, was leading his usual social whirl in…

SINCE they were first introduced in 1952, Triumph TR models have steadily consolidated their reputation as inexpensive sports cars notable for rugged reliability and modest petrol thirst, and over 80,000 have…

The dates of veteran to classic 1987 fixtures are beginning to come in. Sixty cars from 1911 to 1958 are required for the Monte Carlo Classic Car Rally, which has…

A new publishing venture, Motormedia Publications, The Studio, Cleremont Avenue, Esher, Surrey, run by Eoin Young and Charles Pocklington, has issued a facsimile of a booklet prepared by Amherst Villiers…

From time to time Motor Sport's readers send me much interesting material, such as a photostat of a page from the one-time Douglas Company's house-magazine The Con-Road, of which I…