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Recollections of last year's racing
Another Amateur Driver—J.E.G. Fairman—Tells of His Experiences in 1947 Sprint Events with 2-litre G.P. Bugatti and 4 1/2-litre Bentley Cars.…
Another Amateur Driver—J.E.G. Fairman—Tells of His Experiences in 1947 Sprint Events with 2-litre G.P. Bugatti and 4 1/2-litre Bentley Cars.…
Guy Edwards has been appointed to succeed Mr. A.E. Perkins, for many years the Competitions Manager for Mobiloil, with whom…
The Buenos Aires Grand Prix, held over a tortuous 3-mile circuit in the city park, was a most interesting race.…
Under the heading "Imported Horsepower" in Esquire for February we were pleased to read some complimentary remarks about British and…
C. S. Burney recalls in an interview with Ralph Venables;—Throughout the whole history of motor-cycling, the Blackburn has had a…
"Daimler-1896 to 1946," by St. John Nixon (Foulis and Co., Ltd., 42s.). A complete history of the motor industry would…
The Lobethal "50" and South Australian "100" Events New Year's Day saw road-racing resumed on the Lobethal Circuit after an…
by Major J.M.B. Dove This article is of particular interest in view of the fact that it may be possible…
It comes as a decided shock to find that racing takes place in Germany at the present time, that two…
A 1922 T.T. Sunbeam by Cecil Chilton No single person has so completely dominated racing design in his time as…
by "BALADEUR" BY the death of Ettore Bugatti, which was recorded in these columns in October, the motoring world has…
Unhappily, the Irish outlook is none too bright. Permision has been obtained to run the Ulster Trophy races on Methanol…
The R.A.C. British Hill-Climb Championship, introduced last year, will happen again this season, if sprint events are possible in the…
All manner of interesting letters, photographs, documents and scrapbooks reach Motor Sport from time to time, rendering life just that…
Formerly A.F. Rivers Fletcher organised his "Rembrandt" meetings on behalf of motoring enthusiasts stricken by the war : on February…
We hear Flt.-Lt. Peter Pim, who runs a "Red Label" Bentley, encountered a fine 1909 Rolls-Royce towing a modern saloon,…
Odd Things We used to complain that the motorist never got much publicity in the National Press, unless he was…
On Easter Monday we shall get some motor-racing at all events, for the V.S.C.C. is running speed trials at Luton…
A Letter from The Rt. Hon. The Earl Howe, P.C., C.B.E., V.D. Sir, I would like to congratulate Motor Sport…
Our next journey into the Motor Sport sound archive resurrects a Track Torque radio show with a difference. My loyal chief mechanic Mike Lawrence presents this one, the first and…
Motor Sport is looking for an intern to fill a three month paid placement at our North London offices, offering a unique opportunity to make a contribution and gain experience…
I am an armchair expert, of the kind as described by Ron Dennis in the afterglow of the 2008 British Grand Prix. I did not watch the race from my…
With almost six weeks to go before you see another MotoGP bike in action here are the latest gadgets and gizmos seen at recent races, plus an analysis of Honda’s troubles with the RC213V