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RALLY-GUM-TRIAL TO TORQUAY After breakfast at Exeter, Windout Hill failed 24 cars, and the absence of horses or human towers…
RALLY-GUM-TRIAL TO TORQUAY After breakfast at Exeter, Windout Hill failed 24 cars, and the absence of horses or human towers…
G. E. T. EYSTON CAPTURES WORLD'S 24-HOUR RECORD George Eyston has added yet further prestige to his world-wide reputation as…
RACING IN SOUTH AMERICA A READER'S ACCOUNT OF THE SAO PAULO RACE A reader of your admirable motoring gazette, which…
THE GRAND PRIX FORMULA FOR 1937-1939 CAN IT DEVELOP THE SMALLER RACING CAR AND THE UNSUPERCHARGED ENGINE? Six months have…
S.S. WINS A CONTINENTAL RACE FRANK McEVOY'S VICTORY IN THE MARNE G.P. WIMILLE REPEATS HIS MONTLHERY SUCCESS WITH THE STREAMLINED…
Marcel Leroux dies in a tragic accident. Chambost also killed. A dangerous circuit. The first Deauville Grand Prix, organised on…
THE ALBIGEOIS GRAND PRIX Winning races has become almost a habit with " B. Bira." After carrying off the Prince…
Motor Sport Classified Advertisement Section CLOSING DATE first post on the 23rd of the month, for publication on the 1st…
Jorge Martin goes into the final three MotoGP grands prix with one hand tied behind his back, due to a new rule that requires teams to see into the future and guess how each rider’s race will unfold
MotoGP's manufacturers are currently at war with Liberty Media, the championship's new owners, so now is the time for the riders to unite and fight for their rights
Pecco Bagnaia retained his crown in a chaotic Valencia finale that saw plenty of crashes and Di Giannantonio become the first rider to lose a podium due to MotoGP’s controversial tyre-pressure rules
Standing in for Hadjar at Zandvoort, Lawson made a strong case for himself with a very solid weekend. Now Red Bull will need to make some difficult decisions, writes Mark Hughes