Being 16 used to mean having to cram for your exams. Nowadays, there is a potential sideline for scholars. We talk to Justin Wilson and Richard Tarling, the youngest two…

Sir, How right you are in your March editorial. The British family car which is already an uninteresting vehicle is likely to become positively useless in foreign parts if the…

There will be no steam-powered cars at Indianapolis this year. The last of three such projects fall by the wayside when William Lear, the millionaire industrialist and inventor, announced that…

Sir, If space may allow a little Mercedes-Benz nostalgia, I am reminded by your article "The Men Behind the Cars" of a meeting with Kellaway and, I think, a Mr.…

Of recent months in these pages we have had Peter Hampton explaining to Mr. A. F. Brookes why he prefers Continental cars to British, and Mr. Brookes explaining that Hampton…

With foot and mouth having receded, it looks as if the VSCC will run its Measham night rally on January 26-27, 2002. It will be based at Waddow Hall, Clitheroe,…

A popular win for Reutemann Kyalami, March 30th After a two-month break following the two South American Grand Prix races, during which the Brands Hatch Race of Champions conveniently took…

The Vintage Sports Car Club will celebrate the British Empire in a two day racing festival at Donington Park next June. Not only will the event recall the prestigious British…

if you want a novel with cars in it, Happer Collins have published Knowing Max by James Long. The plot is based on finding an old trunk full of 'Max's'…

Sir, In a world where complaints are rife at the lack of service etc, I must write briefly to describe a recent pleasing occurrence. After purchasing a repair kit in UK, for…

If ever there was a championship which provides fireworks on a regular basis, this is it. Peter Baldwin will be out to get the win he missed at this event…

Sir, Recent correspondence about tyre mileage intrigues me, since I have had very poor results. My Alvis Speed 25 is known to be heavy on tyres, particularly rear ones, but…