Sir, Reference reader's letter, "What's Wrong with Hot Air?" Mr. Clarke is possibly correct in thinking that there is no air-cooled Franklin at present in this country. In 1963, however,…

Foreword by Sir Stirling Moss Motor Sport is an institution. Now it’s celebrating its 1000th issue, and I reckon I must have read at least 750 of them. When I…

A new era began for Corvette Racing at Mid-Ohio when the new GT2 class Chevrolet made its long-awaited debut in the American Le Mans Series. The new car replaces Corvette…

Sir, On looking through various back numbers of Motor Sport, I noticed recent correspondence concerning the ridiculous names given to various car colours by some manufacturers in an effort to…

Briton Ian Giles dominated the opening two rounds of the third FIA Thoroughbred Grand Prix Car Championship at Silverstone and Monza last month, with superlative performances in the ex-Riccardo Patrese…

Shillito (Riley) Wins the Formula II Race, Dryden (Cooper) the 500-c.c. Race One's sympathy is extended to the W. Hants and Dorset C.C., whose ambitious race meeting at Blandford Camp…

Sir, With the recent announcements in current newspapers of a cycle race now taking place in public roads in the West of England, can any of your readers enlighten me…

Keeping cool Your March article on the new VW Golf 2 and its ventilation system prompts this letter. The now universal use of complicated plumbing for air ventilation in cars…

Opinions expressed are those of correspondents and not necessarily those of Motor Sport *** Out of touch Sir, I feel your contributor WPK was a little too condescending, and perhaps…

Sir, Shame! The article written by E. L. W. (when are we going to drop the habit of using initials and use names?) entitled "Trials Topics" does not come up…

Rain pelted down for most of April 1/2, when the Light Car & Edwardian Section of the VSCC was holding its annual Welsh weekend. Most commendably the Section is concerned…

Sir, Your comment on the cancellation of the V.S.C.C. Measham Rally because of snow implies that vintage motorists have become considerably softer than their cars. Far from there being "a…