The Connaught Racing Syndicate can now announce that the drivers for the official Connaught team in 1953 will be in this order:  Geoff. Duke, R. D. Poore and Ken McAlpine.…

Sir, I was most interested to see photographed in your report of the American Car Rally at Beaulieu an Overland tourer owned by Mr. C. T. Allcorn bearing the Pembrokeshire…

We Hear F. P. Thornpson is getting good service from a 1925 Austin "Heavy Twelve-Four" and considers that the more stolid vintage cars should receive their meed of praise. He…

Not yet The news as we close for press is that Richard Noble has failed by 210 m.p.h. in round figures, to break what is popularly known as the Land Speed…

East African Safari The East African Safari is surely the toughest organised endurance test ever invented for man and his car. Every April nearly a hundred crews set forth to…

The banshee wail of the Toyota turbo pings across the flat Surrey landscape as Cristiano da Matta guns the jet-black Lola along the Railway Straight. I crane my neck from…

Sir, Your continuing notes on the motoring adventures of O.J. reveal much fascinating detail of road conditions in those far off days. The novel mentioned in the July issue to…

From a reliable source we learn that New Zealand's Prime Minister, David Lange, drove his personal turbocharged Mitsubishi Sigma in a couple of races at the Pukekohe Circuit, coming within…

Hans Stuck The 78-year-old father Of today's Formula One driver died last month. He had led a very full life of motor racing spanning some 30 years and was outstanding in…

Sir My father was employed in the early twenties by the Allen-Bennett Motor Co. of Croydon. Although they dealt mostly in unsporting machinery, Brian Allen rode a Brough Superior at…

Motor Sport having had Davidstow Circuit moved back to Cornwall from Scotland apologise for any inconvenience caused to their readers by failing to correct information as to the date of…

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