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Matters of Moment, December 1972
• Tight squeeze The prevailing state of the National economy is a matter for political rather than motoring writers and…
• Tight squeeze The prevailing state of the National economy is a matter for political rather than motoring writers and…
The Issigonis concept of front wheels driven by a transverse engine has been seen in push-rod-o.h.v. and single-overhead-camshaft guise; and…
Owners of old cars made in any year earlier than 1953 may care to note that from April 13th-15th, 1973,…
"The Austin Seven". Edited by W. Boddy. 95 pp. 8 3/5 in. x 5¾ in. (Grenville Publishing Co. Ltd., Standard…
Motor Sport talks to the former Lotus designer behind the successful Parnelli USAC car Maurice Phillipe left Team Lotus, where…
and way back in 1938/39 they built a supercharged 4-cylinder 250 c.c. racing bike, long before the Japanese had learnt…
Ferrari The day that Enzo Ferrari stops building cars will be a sad one indeed, not only for prospective customers,…
Sanremo Rally It used to be called the Rally of the Flowers, from the sunny Riviera which lies between the…
Porsche dons McLaren mantle Porsche ended the five-year McLaren domination of the Canadian-American Challenge Cup Series of sports car races…
The Hexagon Elan Sprint and The Datsun 160B Of all the cars we have tested in recent months few have…
Once again "Mac" McKenzi proprietor of the Kirkstile Inn at Loweswater and his gallant staff have had to steel themselves…
What is happening on the ¼ mile in California and Britain. Drag racing never hits the headlines in Britain and…
Comment on the Racing and Club Scene Astonishing Russian If I had suggested a year ago that a Russian car…
The best of two worlds The people behind the design and construction of Citroën cars are seldom, if ever, referred…
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters A Darracq on the Brighton Road Once again the Veteran Car Run to Brighton…
Just before it suspended publication, Autocar carried the story of how Stanley Sedgwick, President of the Bentley DC, covered more…
Goodwood House was where His Grace the Duke of Richmond and Gordon spent a great deal of time with his…
No. 19: Rover In 1925, when the 14/45 Rover with its complicated valve gear was a brave new model and…
Homes of the Racing Drivers Sir, I do not often see your magazine and it is only in the last…
A rather sad Autovia V8, Reg, No. ASA I. has been acquired by a reader living in London, the body…
Max Verstappen has won a washed-out Belgian Grand Prix after completing just three racing laps behind the safety car. George Russell was classified second for a career-first podium, ahead of…
You usually need to start on the front row to win a Formula 1 race, but occasionally drivers triumph from the back of the grid. These are the six times that happened
Motor Sport F1 Show with Mark Hughes
What made Kimi Antonelli stand out before he even reached F1? Plus, Mark on the best bits from Christian Horner's new autobiography
Rejoining our Engineering the Greats podcast, legendary F1 designer Patrick Head lifts the lid on Williams' landmark 1993 season, which featured the one of the most technically-advanced racing cars ever: the FW15C