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Contents, December 1945
Where Are They Now? ... 243 The Middle East in Retrospect ... 246 B.R.D.C. Bulletin ... 247 Per Alvis ad…
Where Are They Now? ... 243 The Middle East in Retrospect ... 246 B.R.D.C. Bulletin ... 247 Per Alvis ad…
In 1919 Capt. Ross Smith, M.C., D.F.C., A.F.C., and his brother Lieut. Keith M. Smith as Navigator, made the first…
The Editor returns to the subject of racing cars in retirement. In Motor Sport for September, 1930, E. K. H.…
The Season's Greetings to you all We heartily extend, May health and fortune on you call And all your troubles…
By an old friend Norman A. Smith I was almost resigned to spending the remainder of the "duration" in Egypt,…
Some time ago we stated that the secretary of the B.R.D.C. had left no address to which communications could be…
Here is the promised account of an adventurous journey under war-time conditions in an early " 2/50" Alvis, undertaken by…
We have received a copy of the publication bearing the title quoted above. It is one of Clymer's few mistakes.…
Half-Mile Airfield Course. F.T.D. by Gerard's E.R.A. On Sunday, October 28th, the Bristol Aeroplane Company Motor Sports Club held a…
Capt. Alan Southon describes his rebuilt 1923 2-litre version of this rare vintage car and adds some technical and historical…
The New M.G. There have been many announcements of new modes, but the first post-war sports car comes from the…
We Hear
With deep regret we record the death of F/Lt. John Seth-Smith, a test pilot to Fairey Aviation. He was flying…
Sir, I saw my first race as a boy in 1918 here, and I have followed the game to the…
There's no better way to start the F1 season than with a victory. But as Andrew Frankel discovers, most drivers who win the first race of the year don't go on to take the championship
The podcast has now been recorded and will be released on August 24. Simon Taylor will be joining the podcast team to talk about his life in motor sport, his 'Lunch…
Silverstone is once again threatened by protestors, 20 years after one of the most high-profile F1 track invasions, when Neil Horan ran towards cars on the Hangar Straight at the 2003 British Grand Prix. It's far from the only example disruption caused by people on the track...
This was a race of tyre temperatures, and their wild variation between cars at different stages of the weekend. This was why the car which had been on pole for…