A section devoted to old-car matters All seems well.... The outlook in the vintage/veteran world seems to be "set-fair", with races, for historic racing and sports cars being encouraged by…

The Formula One Club has with commendable partiality agreed to issue a set of limited edition postal covers to raise money for the Brooklands Museum Trust. These covers will consist…

Some rallies are associated with snow, some with mud, others with rough rock and others with smooth tarmac, each link forged by natural means, both meteorological and geographical. A rally…

High-Speed Trials, in which competitors attempt to match average speeds set by the organisers (as distinct from racing), are an excellent way of learning the speed-game, as the VSCC recognises…

Another very enjoyable flying book has reached us, namely "Flying for Fun", a 96 page soft-cover one by the late Major Jack Parham, originally intended for family consumption, about his…

Hoping that it may be of some value to those shopping for good used cars, I can report that the Ford Sierra EFi 4 x 4 has now completed more…

The S.W. Centre of the B.A.R.C. was unlucky on the occasion of the 14th Brunton Hill-Climb, for torrential rain put paid to record speeds and put the timing apparatus in a…

Mr. Van Eugen, a Dutchman who left Holland in 1911, came to Coventry in 1913, after two years in Berlin, and joined the Daimler Company. He joined Clyno in 1921…

The Minister of Defence informs us that a race was staged recently at the Nürburgring between two Alvis light-alloy Scorpion tanks, from the 14th/20th King's Hussars and the 17th/21st Lancers,…

The Editor goes on the Veteran Car Run in the 1902 Spider from the Daimler-Benz Museum in Stuttgart THANKS to Erik Johnson, the popular Public Relations Officer of Mercedes-Benz (UK)…

Mr. Philip Mann's 1914 GP Mercedes— Winner of the French Grand Prix PERHAPS the most exciting discovery and subsequent meticulous racing-car rebuild of the past decade has been that by…

The links with Brooklands from the viewpoint of I those who actively raced there are alas becoming ever more attenuated, and now, sadly, Ernest Bouts has died. He was a…