The Month in Motor Sport Sep 14: John Gray sets a new course record at Brighton Speed Trials in his Pilbeam MP58. Despite losing a sidepod during a run, his…

Sir Your article on p. 1487 of the November issue was unkind and incorrect, and I must come to the defence of British Telecom and my former colleagues in Wales.…

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SPA 1000 Kms. THE WILLY KAUHSEN Alfa Romeo 33TT12S shared by Bell and Pescarolo had an easy victory. Pictured driving through the steam of a drying circuit. Walkinshaw, winner of…

The Goodwood Revival’s founder on Belstaff’s new clothing range – and very expensive spectacles… The Goodwood Estate is synonymous with motor racing to golf, horse racing to aviation. But what…

Jaguar Saloon Cars, by Paul Skilleter. Published by Haynes. GRACE. SPACE and PACE was the marketing slogan for laguar saloon cars in the 1960s, and it emphasised the marque's unrivalled…

SIR, Doug Nye (The F-philes, April) says "Ferrari is without doubt the most significant marque in the entire history of motor racing". Perhaps he is too young to appreciate the…

Australian racer Richard Longes recently completed a three-race European tour with his ex-Bib Stilwell Cooper T51 and aims to round off his season by racing the car at the See…

An exhibition of paintings and prints by Michael and Graham Turner is to be held at Carisbrooke Gallery, 63-79, Seymour Street, London W2, from February 19 to 23. Admission is…

The Ferrari 312 raced during 1968 by Chris Amon returned to racing after a gap of 39 years when new owner Jean-Francois Decaux contested the Monaco Historic Grand Prix in…

Sir, The article discussing two current models in the Mini range which appeared in the November edition of Motor Sport made fascinating reading, and in trying to decide why this…

An Alfa Romeo for the proletariat The Alfasud is Alfa Romeo's first challenger in the small car market, a distinct departure from the Milan company's previous offerings and to produce…