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Matters of moment, December 1976
Fun from your fuel With the cost of everyday existence ever rising, Britain running up enormous debts, and food prices…
Fun from your fuel With the cost of everyday existence ever rising, Britain running up enormous debts, and food prices…
The 1976 Formula One Season (the Formula One Constructors have successfully knocked the Grand out of Prix racing!) is surely…
Roll-over protection is their business What do a works rally Escort, a Middle Eastern sheikh's Range-Rover shooting brake and all…
When the CSI succumbed to outside pressures in the late 'sixties and created what was then called the International Rally…
Were I ever to be asked by W.B. or D.S.J. to show them something about what present-day rallying is like,…
A reader in Australia, Mr. Earl Davey-Milne, wrote to us recently to say that he was in the process of…
The Formula One World Championship is nothing if not truly International and the latest country to climb onto the Grand…
An Unusual 3,000-Mile road-test of the Chrysler Alpine-S When I received from John Rowe an invitation to visit some of…
"The World Water Speed Record" by Leo Villa and Kevin Desmond. 206 pp. 8 3/4 in x 5 1/2 in.…
A section devoted to old-car matters From Mr. Roger West, Production Editor of the Industrial Railway Record publications, we have…
November 6th, 1976 Vintage these days are often referred to as hedges against inflation, and on November 6th some 65…
Described to the Editor in a recent interview W. B. Scott (Bummer to his friends) was a regular competitor at…
The Dino is dead, long live Ferrari There are some games you just cannot win and it would seem that…
It is the in-thing these days to do the Brighton Run for Veteran Cars, now called the RAC Commemoration Run,…
Colin Hawker is a mild-mannered young man of mechanical disposition, who earns a modest living as a mechanic in and…
Sir, Why, oh why am I, .a devoted reader of Motor Sport for the last 17 years, still waiting to…
Sir, Your nameless reader who wrote concerning the use by the West Mercia Police of New Rover 3500 models was,…
Sir, Every season of motor racing brings two world champions, though they may sometimes be the same man. The moral…
Sir, Now that all the celebrations and histrionics have abated concerning our new-found pride in the guise of a British…
Sir, I write to warn owners of Alfa Suds who are proposing Co buy replacement windscreen wipers blades from their…
A power struggle for the future of Red Bull Racing is almost certainly behind Jos Verstappen's call for Christian Horner to step down, writes Mark Hughes. The F1 team principal faces a political tightrope - beyond any challenges on track
Audi is taking over the Sauber F1 team before joining the Formula 1 grid in 2026. But with 18 months to go, it's changed its leader, replacing Andreas Seidl with former Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto. Where does that leave the ambitious project?
Reports that Fred Vasseur is under pressure don't seem to bode well for the Ferrari F1 boss. Will the team once more take the short-term approach and ignore its tested blueprint for success, says Mark Hughes
The Qatar Grand Prix has always felt a bit unreal. The first time MotoGP visited in October 2004 the newly built track was a 20-minute drive out of Doha into…