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Much Water down at Lightwater
It seems that even Nature is intent upon damping the spirits of the H.L.M. at Whinlands, and it isn't only…
It seems that even Nature is intent upon damping the spirits of the H.L.M. at Whinlands, and it isn't only…
Southampton M.C. President's Trophy Trial The finalised results are now to hand. Imhof (Allard) won the unlimited class, not Burgess…
The Wolseley-Special "Ophelia" and A.C.-G.N. "Starkadder" described by the joint owners and builders, T. C. G. Butler and C. C.…
By "Baladeur" About twenty years ago I was rather intimately acquainted with a 1,500-c.c. Ceirano. It was rather a pretty…
A Series of Interviews with Personalities famous in the Realms of Motoring Sport No. 13 — Reginald Parnell To travel…
Part II [Last month we dealt with the Austin Seven racing history from 1928 to 1930. This concluding instalment covers…
Sir, I was very interested to read the excellent account of 3-litre Bentley history in the February issue. It is,…
Important Announcement "Motor Sport" Brooklands Fund In view of the splendid way in which Brooklands Motor Course served the motoring…
The first British International race is being held at St. Heliers, Jersey, on May 8th. The organisers are the Jersey…
Motor Sport Road Test (Post-war Series) No. 3 A very refined small car with lively performance. Smooth-handling qualities allied to…
General Knowledge? Not everyone shares our enthusiasm for digging out forgotten history concerning little-known cars. But most enthusiasts pride themselves…
Maserati Success in First Post-Waw Argentine Grand Prix Luigi Villoresi beats Varzi's 3-litre Alfa-Romeo in 1 1/2-litre 16-valve car Before…
We Hear Arthur Fogg has forsaken his Scott "Flying Squirrel" and half-finished racing Scott for the ex-Lang, ex-Butler, unblown "Ulster"…
4th. — W. of E. M.C. Novices Trial. 4th and 5th. — M.C.C. Land's End Trial, Taunton. 5th. — Bristol…
In the last issue of the Sports Car, official organ of the Sports Car Club of America, published in 1946,…
Lewis Hamilton was back and after an enticing insight into F1 at the sharp end, poor George Russell, last weekend’s story, was back down to earth with a bump. Back…
Jack Sears, the first man to win the British Saloon Car Championship, has died at the age of 86. Motor Sport sends its condolences to his family and friends. Sears was a regular…
One of the most demanding sections of track in the world, Suzuka's Esses reveal who is driving at a higher level, says Mark Hughes. It's identified the greats for decades and, at last weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, singled out a potential new world champion
Daniel Ricciardo’s disqualification from second place in Melbourne was still the talk of the paddock as the F1 teams re-converged in the equatorial heat of Kuala Lumpur. The whole argument…