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The month in Motor Sport
February 15: The FIA issues its official F3000 entry list, with only 23 cars. Three expected teams are missing, after…
April 1995
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Matters of moment, April 1995
A false dawn? Last month, our editorial touched upon Max Mosley's optimism that Formula One would be free of the…
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Charge of the light brigade
Less power, less down force, smaller fuel tanks and, potentially a broader range of winners. We present the face of…
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Scotch with ice
For someone who will only just turn 24 on the after the Brazilian Grand Prix, David Coulthard is blessed with…
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Coulthard, according to Williams and Head...
Even in his darkest moment of disgrace, David Coulthard took a big step towards securing one of the most coveted…
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Gripping stuff
Carlos Sainz wins one of the most exciting World Championship rallies on record Suggest to the main players that World…
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Putting a brake on the nuclear option
When Rob Collinge climbed as high as fifth on the 1980 Safari Rally in a Range Rover, it was treated…
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First amongst equals
Then and now: Jack Sears, champion back in 1958, discusses touring car racing through the ages Within the pages of…
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Rolling 'Stones
The cessation of Goodyear's monopoly in Indycar racing does not mark the start of a costly tyre war. Far from…
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Legends in their own lap times
Sports car racing is in the throes of a recovery, but it seems unlikely it will ever again reach such…
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Alfresco showstoppers
Taking a respite from the green and the clean, the world's motor industry made high performance the theme of the…
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Soldier of misfortune
Maserati’s survival into the 1990s is almost as much a marvel as were its racing cars of a bygone age.…
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Ian Burgess's: Cast of Characters
It's like being back in the Sixties! "We’re at Silverstone during the Coys Historic Festival. The speaker is a tall,…
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An Admirable Challenge
The Sixth Monte Carlo Challenge took place mostly in France between 11th and 17th February. The entry comprised 151 competing…
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Forgotten Makes: The Hurtu
In view of the opposition now being shown to car drivers, who are blamed for driving too fast, too close,…
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When AC Cars Alarmed Bentley Motors
Back in 1922, one of the most meritorious achievements at Brooklands Motor Course was the "Double-Twelve-Hour" record established by Capt…
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V to C Miscellany, April 1995
A determined and praiseworthy attempt is in hand to have a Raymond Mays Exhibition in the Bourne Civic Centre in…
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Pomeroy Trophy
The Vintage SCC's annual search for The Ideal Touring Car — an exercise undertaken in memory of the early Vauxhall…
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V-to-C Miscellany, April 1995, April 1995
Our "Forgotten Makes" article last year on the Duo cyclecar has brought a letter from Ron Jacob of Auckland, New…
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Out of the Past, April 1995
Delving through some papers the other day I came upon a dirty little notebook which appeared to have spent much…
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