Sir, I agree with every word you say in the February Editorial regarding the government's continued "we hate the motorist" campaign but I would suggest that rather than organise another…

At a Council Meeting of M.I.R.A. on January 26th, 1950, Mr. Bernard B. Winter was elected Chairman in succession to Mr. E. C. Ruffle.   Mr. Winter, as is known…

The B.R.D.C./"Daily Express" International Trophy Meeting Quite the most important thing which happened in British racing last month was the great International Trophy Meeting at Silverstone for 500-c.c. sports and…

The Chamonix 24-Hour Ice Race (actually composed of 15 separate races) on February 4-5 gave last year's runner-up Francois Chauche his taste of victory after he and team-mate Jean-Pierre Malchet…

"The Steering Wheel" Racing folk have long felt the need for a social club in the West End, like the old Gilson's. The B.R.D.C., in conjunction with the J.C.C., has…

A spate of big accidents marred the first Pikes Peak hillclimb to take place on a full-asphalt course this summer. Jeremy Foley and co-driver Yuri Kouznetsov survived a terrifying plunge…

Sir, I have no experience of the Morgan Plus Four, but to say that the 1938 models suffered with the same defects is absolutely untrue in my own experience. I…

The British Volkswagen O.C. is holding another Treasure Hunt and social gathering on June 3rd. Details from the Hon. Secretary. R.D. Woolfe, 40, Send Close, Send Road, Send, near Woking,…

We have received the following official statement from the British Motor Racing Research Trust:—   "In fairness to the many inquiries as to when the B.R.M. will make its first…

Concluding our survey into the activities of Britain's smaller motor manufacturers. This month we deal with Rochdale and Gilbern. Rochdale The Rochdale Olympic shares, with the Lotus Elite, the distinction…

Jaguar Cars' marketing successes since the arrival of Sir John Egan in 1980 have funded a new £55-million engineering and research centre which was opened at Whitley in May. Six…

Sir, The Editor is a modest man, and it is no surprise that the article "Brooklands Society Comes of Age" (Motor Sport, November 1988) makes no reference to the success…