Although Porsches swept the board in the third round of the World Championship for Makes at Silverstone on May 15th, with thirteen of the German cars in the top fourteen…

Sir, Your recent issues have been very evocative of memory for the writer, particularly the references to early aviation, because my father, Mr. Ernest Brown, purchased an Avro 504K biplane…

Frank Sytner scored a double victory in the historic sports car races that supported the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. From a capacity 44-strong grid of cars from the 1950s…

Sir, I have read with interest letters in recent issues relating to the well-known Frazer Nash "Patience", and would like to correct some of the statements made by previous writers.…

All that glitters . . ? A fortune of £29,250 will buy an attractive detached house standing in its own grounds within the London commuter belt. It could even buy…

The reigning world champion starts his campaign with a victory, but loses it five hours later. New regulations; same old story. At least Damon Hill's victory in Argentina was unclouded…

The date of the second British round of the World Sportscar Championship is July 26, 1987, not as stated in MOTOR SPORT last month.

Rover's beloved Mini will be around to celebrate its 40th birthday in August 1999, and that's official. Even more remarkably, the A-series engine will pass its 50th anniversary in 1998…

A proposal for a ‘world engine’ to be used across a range of categories has been put forward by the FIA. Motor sport’s governing body has distributed a working document…

Sir, I have just received my July copy of Motor Sport and would like to thank you for sending it so regularly and also for maintaining your high standard. The…

E. Lyons (498-c.c. Triumph) clocks 39.44 sec.; Raymond Mays (E.R.A.) 39.57 sec. A very instructive invitation meeting. John Bolster makes fastest "unblown" time. For the first time since 1912 both…

N.B. -Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with them. -Ed. Bring Back the E-type Sir, I have enjoyed the outpourings of…