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Veteran to classic: Austin 7s in the JCC 200-mile races
In a class of its own! With 750 Austin 7s expected at the 750 MC's Silver Jubilee National Rally at…
In a class of its own! With 750 Austin 7s expected at the 750 MC's Silver Jubilee National Rally at…
Following discussion of fake vintage and historic cars in Motor Sport, CE Allen, the founder of the Vintage MCC, comments…
Those who saw John Nicholson's 1912 Lancia Eta at the VSCC New Year's Day meeting at Ledbury (where it was…
Sponsored for the first time by the Hyundai importers, the Forest of Dean MC's Rally on February 7 was the…
From the Weekend Argus we learn that the 50th Anniversary of Cape Town's first international Grand Prix was celebrated recently.…
There is a rather surprising number of motoring references, many of special interest to Rolls-Royce enthusiasts, in Bendor—The Golden Duke…
The Veteran Car Club's AGM takes place on March 28 at the RAC. It awarded 25 major trophies for last…
Late last year I just missed going out in a very smart, long-tailed sports Belgian FN (a 12/50 hp model…
Best in the World Only one 40/50 Rolls-Royce is strictly known as "The Silver Ghost"— AX201, built in 1906, works…
Desmodromics revisited Last month we disclosed Griffith Borgeson's skillful defence of Leon Michelat's 1914 GP Delage design as the first…
The roads of the 1920s In continuing to look at the diaries of Owen John — as far as the…
Following our publication of a picture of a Ner-a-Car (Motor Sport, February 1987), we learn that a reader in Salisbury,…
American racing driver Augie Pabst owns the 41/2-litre Bentley with which the Hon Mrs Victor Bruce took the 24-hour record…
Roger Dennistoun Poore has died at the age of 70. He will be remembered for his company-director achievements but equally…
The value of the Historic Vehicle Clubs Committee was well illustrated last year, when the Historic Commercial Vehicle Society came…
From France, we hear that when racing driver Edward Bret ceased to be a flying instructor at the CFS at…
The Range Rover is still the upmarket farmer's workhorse and status symbol combined, and has appeared in several variations since…
by Ronnie Spain (Osprey, 12-14 Long Acre, London. £19.95) Ten years work went into this mammoth and definitive volume, and…
From Michelin, via Hamlyn Publishing, comes a pair of road atlases for touring in France, one soft, the other hard-backed.…
Those of our readers who are interested in the road-transport scene from the public-service vehicle angle will be glad to…
There is a fair amount of evidence to suggest that the 1980s were the high-water mark of excess, as well as of excessively bad fashion and excessively bad behaviour. The…
Grand Prix editor Mark Hughes explores the repercussions of Red Bull's disastrous Azerbaijan Formula 1 Grand Prix collision It’s interesting to ponder if there will be ramifications from the…
The Red Bull controversy in Sepang has unsurprisingly dominated Formula 1 conversation in recent days, and the rights and wrongs of it will doubtless figure in my next Motor Sport…
Held in Saudi Arabia for the second time, the incredible Dakar 2021 provided its customary thrills, off-road heartbreak and extreme tests of human endeavour, not to mention an even greater…