Sir, I waited until I read my December copy of Motor Sport to see whether any other reader commented on the article "Winter Approaches" by DSJ in the November issue.…

Sir, I have never coveted a Porsche, regarding them as technically ugly and eccentric, over-priced, and suspect in the handling department. At the same time, only a fool would deny…

In ideal conditions the B.A.R.C. ran off its 19th Members' Meeting at Goodwood on June 18th. Tommy Sopwith, starting with a nil-score in the Motor Sport Brooklands Memorial Trophy contest,…

The Assistant Editor finds himself in the hot seat on the RAC Two years ago a friend persuaded me to join him in spectating on sonic of the special stages…

Sir, I was disgusted to see so many people walking about the paddock at Prescott on May 9th with dogs. Surely it is obvious to the most disinterested dog owners…

Sir, I enclose a photograph of a precisely similar body (even to the hinged half-section of screen) to the Fiat char-a-banc in your December issue, mounted on a Vauxhall chassis…

The Brooklands Motoring Festival is to feature a competition named after the famous Double Twelve meetings run by the Junior Car Club from 1929. The event, on June 28-29, will…

RM Auctions sold lots of cars at Amelia Island, but not all reached their estimates. It’s inevitable in a recession Back in 1996 Bill Warner of Road & Track magazine…

Government Fuel Wastage Sir, Now Capitalism and Socialism have united to destroy private motoring, I wonder how long the country's biggest manufacturing industry will survive? One understands the Socialist attitude…

Sir, Around year 1930 I advertised in the Tunbridge Wells Courier weekly paper for a three-wheeler car and in answer I received among replies an offer of a Premier three-wheeler…

Matters of Moment ... 951 Fixtures for July ... 952 Les Vingt-Quatre Heures Du Mans ... 953 VSCC OuIton Park Race Meeting ... 955 The Formula One Scene ... 956…

Sir, I really must take you up on your remark that "p.v.t. Rolls-Royces . . . are not much joy above the mile-a-minute mark." My 1934 D-back 6-light touring saloon,…