My old friend Derek Buckler has poioted out to me a piece of careless writing in my article Lotus Salad which might be construed as an unkind crack about his gears…

Sir, The account in your January issue of W O Bentley's work for Armstrong-Siddeley after leaving Lagonda was fascinating. However, I believe the caption accompanying the large picture on page…

The Year of South and Daly A refreshing breath of maturity has swept through the British Formula Three scene this season. This racing has been exciting, though rarely heart-stopping, technical,…

European sports prototype trophy cars will be one of the star attractions at what is touted to be the final ever race meeting at the famous Montlhéry circuit, near Paris,…

WHEN the London School of Flying advertisements first appeared in this magazine last year, it jolted a few of us die-hard motorists at MOTOR SPORT into wondering aloud if a…

The Jaguar Car Club is combating the shortage of marshals at many race meetings by paying all volunteer officials £10 per day at its 2002 race meetings. David Kane, who…

Sir, My father and I both enjoyed Mr. Fred Schnetder's letter (Vintage Postbag). My father first heard of Dr. Hofmeyer's legendary Chevrolet many years ago and still remembers the stories…

Sir, I see in "Vintage Postbag" that Mr WH Dobbs of Wolverhampton wants to know if  "anyone here has seen Kelly." Well, I saw quite a lot of him during World War…

Coppa Inter Europa, Monza, 1963 An unreliable car, poor practice and tough opposition did not bode well for Roy Salvadori’s chances in a three-hour sportscar race in Italy. But the…

A Series of Interviews with Personalities famous in the Realms of Motoring Sport No. 8 — Marcus Chambers Marcus Chambers is known to all members of the "fraternity" as a…

The Crossle Car Company, Britain's oldest manufacturer of competition cars has been sold by John Crossle to Arnie Black. He will continue to be involved as a consultant. I'm very…

N.B. -Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. - Ed. XJ-Satisfaction Sir, At the end of Mr. R. F. Anderson's…