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Sir My point in writing to you is to advise your readers who may have held back from buying an…
Sir My point in writing to you is to advise your readers who may have held back from buying an…
Sir Your delightful article comparing the running costs of a helicopter to a sports car prompts me to dust down…
Sir I refer to the article "Drive or Fly?" in your October issue and in particular to your correspondent's remarks…
Sir In your article about the Avro 504N you praise its low landing and take off speeds, ease of landing…
Sir I read with interest your article in the October issue of MOTOR SPORT comparing the light helicopter with three…
Sir I thoroughly enjoyed your tribute to the Avro 504 in October's issue but despite your characteristically erudite and thoroughly…
Sebastian Vettel’s aspiration of emulating his compatriot and hero, Michael Schumacher by winning a world championship with Ferrari looks to be over. Indeed, if the Covid-19 pandemic continues on and…
From a Sauber fairytale to a Lego trophy, political tremors to paddock surprises, the 2025 British Grand Prix weekend delivered drama, emotion and headlines on and off the track that few saw coming
Saturday’s Viñales/Bezzecchi pile-up wasn’t MotoGP's first air-stop accident and it won’t be the last, but these crashes aren’t down to the riders, they’re the fault of the bikes. It’s concerning that no one is doing anything to fix the problem
Second place wasn't good enough for Ferrari in last year's #F1 title race and Mattia Binotto has given way to Fred Vasseur. The new boss says that decades of running teams puts him at an advantage, even though he has plenty to learn about the Scuderia