Archive A deterrent to research NEVER has so much interest been evident in the older motor vehicles, and the motoring history attaching to them. Sc historians in this field are kept busy. Regrettably, there is… June 1982 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive VSCC Colerne Speed Trials Always a popular event, at which the terminal velocity of the competing cars is established, on June 9, Ivan Dutton (1929 Bugatti) won the Colerne Trophy, with FTD in 24.91… July 1990 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Where are we? It is now five months since war was declared and we may look about and see what is the position of private motoring. Any depression that we feel should be… February 1940 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Mistaken identity What follows concerns a little known facet of Brooklands' history. I admit that it is gruesome. I had, indeed, some reservations about exposing it, having made a rule not to… June 1994 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Three wheels on The Track A letter from the grandson of E H Ware reminds me of Ware’s Brooklands racing with Morgan three-wheelers, and the accident he had in the 1924 JCC 200-mile race. During a pitstop… May 2009 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive MATTERS OF MOMENT, August 1950 B.R.M. DEBUT Our Grand Prix challenger, the B.R.M., is due to make its debut on August 26th at the Daily Express/B.R.D.C. International Trophy Race at Silverstone---two cars have definitely been… August 1950 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Steam fun Bound for the August Bank Holiday Bishops Castle Rally, the Sentinel DC took five of its members' wagons for a 13-mile jaunt over some steep hills to Knighton on the… November 1988 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Small Car Topics THE Citroen 2 c.v. has had a virtual stranglehold on the economy runabout market since its introduction in 1953, when it was gratefully accepted by the impoverished Frenchman who required… September 1961 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Which was the best Light Car? A controversy from 60 years ago Learned debates about what is the World's Best Car have ebbed and flowed ever since that title was used by Rolls-Royce for their 40/50… December 1981 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Bill Boddy One of our Fiats is missing Fiat built a pair of 10-litre racers for the abandoned 1909 French Grand Prix. One raced later at Brooklands – but where is it… August 2007 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Scandal for 'Mr Brooklands' Sir Alastair Miller made his name as an enthusiastic Brooklands racer, but in 1922 his private affairs reached the newspapers. Bill Boddy explains why When I wrote about Sir Alastair… March 2006 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Bill Boddy Barnato at Brooklands Woolf Barnato’s achievements with Bentleys are well documented; what’s less well known is the wide range of makes he drove at the Surrey autodrome Woolf Barnato was… August 2008 Issue By Bill Boddy