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Matters of moment, January 1965
Buy British Many years ago, at the time of another slump, we recall a campaign against Britishers who bought foreign…
Buy British Many years ago, at the time of another slump, we recall a campaign against Britishers who bought foreign…
Road Test— A 110 m.p.h. version of the only car built in Wales When we tested the Gilbern GT in…
Radiator Decanters A novel idea from Ken Rudd of Ruddspeed Ltd., Ford Aerodrome, Sussex, is a decanter in the shape…
Grandes Epreuves (and events for World Championships) May 10 – Monaco G.P. – 314.5 kms. – Monte Carlo 1st: G.…
The Editor ponders about plugs Accessories and components are taken very much for granted, however much the cars themselves are…
"The Rolls-Royce Motor Car" by Anthony Bird and Ian Hallows. 320 pp. 10 in. x 7 in. (B. T. Batsford…
One of the team of three Ford V8s which ran in the 1934 Ulster T.T. was for sale in Ireland.…
Eagle-eyed! Sir, Your December issue, p. 1027: is not "1920" a misprint for "1924"—see p. 163 of "The Vintage Motor…
A book that should please most children comes from Fords of Britain, called "Talleyran meets a Car Maker." It tells…
The H.R.G. Association is now four years old and represents over half the 250 cars of this make that were…
Following our road-test impressions in November issue, the Editor has been able to cover an appreciable extra mileage in this…
A lengthy road test of the 150 m.p.h. E-Type We have been running a 3.8 E-type as a staff car…
Described to the Editor in a recent interview Late in November I drove out of Hampshire and across the rolling…
Lesney have among their usual inexpensive little replicas a Snow-Trac and a Lincoln Continental (1s 11d. each); respectively Nos. 35…
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. B.M.W. service? Sir,…
Ferrari will improve communications after Lewis Hamilton’s sharp exchanges with new F1 race engineer Riccardo Adami at the Australian Grand Prix. But there’s much more than just radio messages to fix
Gilles Villeneuve wrestled the Ferrari 126C to two grand prix wins in 1981, but his podium finish at that year's Canadian Grand Prix in torrential conditions, with a damaged car, should be celebrated too, says Matt Bishop
Boredom is part of the sporting experience – just watch the Monaco Grand Prix – but is that necessarily a bad thing? Boredom – the meaningless nil-nil,…
Change of engine, change of fortune? Mark Hughes examines McLaren's preseason It’s probably fair to say McLaren’s pre-season testing could’ve gone a lot better. Punctuated with regular…