In our Brighton Run report, printing schedules caused some items to go astray. For example, the Emancipation Run took place in 1896 today's run is organized solely by the RAC,…

The non-appearance of Jim Clark's Lotus 30 and Roy Salvadori's Cooper-Maserati robbed this B.A.R.C. meeting of much of its interest, for the duel between the 4.7-litre V8 Ford-engined Lotus and…

In the race for Group 4 and Group 6 sports cars, on the 6.925-kilometre circuit of real road racing character, Piper and Craft won driving an ex-factory Porsche 908 owned…

David McKinney reports on the HSCC's 30 year celebration meeting and MotorSport Trophy Rob Hall moved into the joint lead of the European Historic Formula 2 Championship when he took…

N.B. — Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them. — Ed. Apology Sir, I do not know whether to be…

The second Motor-Racing Brains Trust went off successfully at the Rembrandt Rooms on March 28th, and every credit is due to Messrs. Capon, Rivers-Fletcher and Peter Clark for organising it.…

Can-Am fever gripped 71,000 spectators at Zandvoort on August 2/3, as Germany's Jost Kalisch bagged an International Supersports Cup double at the Marlboro Masters Formula 3 event in his mighty…

Nineteen hundred and sixty-two is but a memory with only the R.A.C. Trials Championship for 1962 lingering on into 1963. The last two of the twenty events to qualify drivers…

Track design competition When we asked our readers to design a ‘proper track’ on Twitter we got some interesting ideas back: a street circuit drawn on a map of Rotterdam,…

Sir, A most interesting review of the truly extraordinary Gilles Villeneuve; coming from a race school background myself what he had to say about the influence of aerodynamics on the…

Sir George Harriman has sent a personal letter to each of 100,000 employees as part of his "B.M.H. is out to win for Britain" campaign. After devaluation the company's production…

Sir, Reading your fascinating article on Keith Duckworth, with its statement that "The helicopter principle offends his engineering science", brings to mind the time that I was privileged to meet…