Superstar Mount a BMW R90/S Motorcycle and just watch her respond ... a performance that's a veritable tour de force ! 67 brake-horsepower—the biggest, fastest, most powerful we've ever achieved.…

A section devoted to old-car matters VSCC Silverstone meeting The Vintage SCC had every reason to be pleased with its first 1974 race meeting, which attracted a big crowd, some…

Sir, Much as I dislike letters from people who get all stuffy about the correct description of their cars, I thought that I ought to write to correct the description…

Michael Park An accident on Rally Great Britain resulted in the loss of one of the most well-liked figures in the sport. Michael Park was the latest in the tradition…

The Final "Rembrandt" Gathering ... 1 Personality Parade — No. I. ... 3 Cars I Have Owned ... 4 A Further Opinion of the F.W.D. Citroen ... 7 Veteran Types…

Comment on the Racing and Club Scene What's happening in Formula Ford Formula Ford, the category of racing Introduced in 1967, continues to go from strength to strength and, if…

Comfort, luxury and performance combined in the 3.8-Litre 100 m.p.h. "Majestic" Saloon Daimler cars have long been renowned for dignity and luxury. Cecil Clutton, in his book "The Vintage Motor Car,"…

A spectacular new event on the international historic racing calendar will give drivers the chance to compete on the Yas Marina track at Abu Dhabi in January, during the inaugural…

Unfortunately clashing with the VSCC Donington Park Race Meeting, the final round of this historic car championship will be taking place at Silverstone on Sunday, 14th September at the Tourist Trophy meeting.

A bull-nose Morris-Cowley engine and chassis, adapted for farm purposes, and an early lorry of unknown make lie on a farm in Berkshire, and a Rolls-Royce chassis, probably a Twenty,…

Motor racing artist Michael Turner has again produced a most striking set of Christmas cards, larger than hitherto and nicely finished on matt cartridge paper. Turner's vivid water colour impressions…

Sir, I wonder if other readers find it confusing when well-known names and phrases are used in new contexts. I read of a new motoring book "E type: end of…