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A unique day at Ferrari
A chance visit to the factory where the ultimate in enthusiastic automobile excitement is normal. Tradition, a proud spirit of…
December 1975
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Unmistakably a Ferrari
Unmistakably a Ferrari, the mid-engined 308 GTB looks set for success. The body is glass-fibre, built by Scaglietti, while the…
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Phil Hill's fascinating motor car collection
It is now fourteen years since Phil Hill won the World Drivers' Championship at the wheel of a 1½-litre V6-cylinder…
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F2 ROUND-UP
Vallelunga Formula Two --Vittorio Brambilla, pictured left leading the works March-BMW of Michel Leclere, took victory in the final round…
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Formula Two Review
The European Formula Two championship wound to its inevitable conclusion over the final three rounds with French drivers taking the…
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Letters from Readers, December 1975
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. The RAC and…
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