After writing so much in recent months about those significant pre-1914 Peugeot racing cars, it was fun to be driving a modern product of that notable Company, in the form…

The lighter but by no means lesser vintage cars and a few Edwardians had an nav-cum-clue-hunt day in the Golden Valley west of Hereford on June 7, after an evening/night…

After "Driving the Veterans" (pages 12 151218) had gone to press we received Shire Album No 251 The Brighton Run by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, which goes over the same…

Or an excuse for a fast run in an Aston Martin DBS The idea of having a really topical, if touring, picture on the front cover of this issue of…

A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters The V.S.C.C. Silverstone Meeting (April 18th) Opening in sunshine, ending in rain, a record crowd watched some unique racing. None of the big cars,…

A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters V.S.C.C. Oulton Park Race Meeting (June 22nd) The Vintage S.C.C. were unlucky with the weather for their annual Oulton Park meeting, which is usually…

Castrol, whose lubricating oil I always use, are taking a great interest in brake safety. They have issued reports of tests the Castrol laboratories have made on the behaviour of…

A car of much promise which came to naught was the Moveo, announced early in 1932. The designers responsible were a Mr Haythornthwaite and a Mr Houlding, who had obviously…

John Godfrey Parry Thomas, idol of the Brooklands crowds and talented Welsh racing-driver/designer, was my schooldays' hero. Which is why I wrote "A Parry Thomas Day" last May, after another…

Just to serve as a reminder of how far we have come in sixty years, yet how little has really changed, Owen John was on in 1925 about the AA…

It may be the imminence of the publication by Grenville of a revised edition of my "History of Brooklands Motor Course" that has caused me to feel more acute nostalgia than…

"Black Lysander", by Wing Commander John Nesbitt-Dufort, DSO, C de G, RAF rtd. 184 pp. 8¾ x 5½ in., (Jarrolds Publishers Ltd., 3, Fitzroy Square, London W.I. £2.50.) Flying books…