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This month's copy had to be written after an all-too-brief visit to the Racing Car Show at Olympia, so I…
This month's copy had to be written after an all-too-brief visit to the Racing Car Show at Olympia, so I…
Just as Chrysler have to play third string to Ford and British Leyland in the overall British car market so…
“British Racing and Record-Breaking Aircraft”, by Peter Lewis. 496pp. 8 3/4 in. x 5 1/2 in. (Putnam & Co. Ltd.,…
The Editor looks back on the cars he drove during 1970 Another year is over, a year of interesting motoring…
Two wheels and four wheels—One of the claims to fame of Tazio Nuvolari was the fact that he was successfully…
Some comments about British Leyland's remarkable universal four-wheel-drive car The Range Rover, latest revolutionary vehicle to emanate from the workshops…
Sir, As just one more example of gross injustice being unfairly inflicted upon the unfortunate motorist, I cannot help but…
Sir, I am glad to see in "Matters of Moment" that once again you are drawing attention to the outmoded…
Sir, So the GPDA have finally got their way and the Belgian GP has been prised away from Spa, probably…
Sir, Having read and enjoyed your magazine for several years, I now feel a compulsive urge to contribute to it.…
Sir, Your readers might care to know that at a recent court hearing at Barnstaple it was decided by the…
Sir, I read with great apprehension the latest activity of the inventor, Mr. Ronald Perch. He, like a great many…
Sir, I have just read Mr. George Monkhouse's letter in the November issue of Motor Sport, in which he discusses…
Sir, I was delighted at last to see an article on Rileys in the November, 1970, issue. As a Riley…
Sir, Is the recent devastating report on the deliberately shoddy construction of the English motor car, which every thinking motorist…
Sir, According to Ricardo (1927) the Clerget rotary engine had a solid cylinder with head and two vertical valves operated…
Sir, You seem to have missed the most important theme of Alan Padgett's letter as to the modification of Crewe…
The French sports car driver Jean-Pierre Jaussaud, part of two of France's most celebrated Le Mans victories, died on July 21
Was 2022 the final chance for a supercar splurge? It was the performance cars that stuck in Andrew Frankel's mind this year
In the hours after the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa there was a lot of huffing and puffing down the pub. This is good healthy debate and only to be…
Legendary car designer Gordon Murray is planning to return to Le Mans with his new supercar – almost 25 years after his most famous creation, the McLaren F1, triumphed in…