The Donington Collection is the result of one mans love for a sport that has thrilled him since the mid 30's, when as a spectator at the Donington Grand Prix's…

Readers who require their 1946 issues bound and indexed should forward them to our offices. The charge for this service is 10s. 6d. and some delay is inevitable. The index…

The largest gathering of racing Ferraris ever seen in Britain honoured the marque's Golden Jubilee in style at last month's Coys Historic Festival at Silverstone. With the occasional white and…

Bertie and Mark Fisher The 'phone rang. It was Bertie. A smashing bloke. But my heart sank. Any time a driver called, I'd soon discovered, chances were that he had…

Sir,  I can hardly let 1978 go by without writing to you in the form of a reminder that the marque Standard celebrates its 75 years of existence this year, passenger cars…

Sir, So Ford is at it again! I notice that in their advertisement announcing the 1 1/2-litre Classic, Ford of Britain claim that their 5-bearing crankshaft engine is "Britain's first…

Artist John Pittaway is another to have been captivated by the romance of the Campbell legend, and via his company Moving Images offers a range of fine art colour prints.…

A 'You Were There' special Road America’s historian takes us back to Can-Am’s first visit to the scenic US circuit It was Tony Curtis who got Tom Schultz into motor…

Sir, You refer to my Bayliss Thomas which appeared on the cover of the February Issue of Motor Sport quite correctly as not being the ex-Hayward car. However, my car…

One of the better recent old-car Concours d'Elegance was that which formed part of the Goodyear Air Races and Air Display at Halfpenny Green aerodrome on the Late Summer Bank…

According to Basil Cardew (the Daily Express dated March 18th) Raymond Mays has bought Tony Rumfitt's Ford V8 stock-car.

Many considered him a rich-kid racer in over his head. In the space of just two years, however, Auto Union were convinced he had the makings of a Champion. He…