Some of Hutchison's 1947 Successes with the Alfa-Romeo May Prescott. - 4th fastest time (48.49 sec.). International Bo'ness - 1st,…

by K. N. Hutchison This well-known driver describes how his ex-Ashby 2.9-litre monoposto Ferrari Alfa-Romeo was purchased, prepared and run…

Although it is well known that “saved-up basic” is the most economical of fuels, eventually we got down to our…

Sheffield And Hallamshire M.C. Christmas Car Trial A unique feature of the above held recently, was the entry of a…

A Brief Survey of the Present-Day Approach to Slime Storming It is indeed unfortunate that the trials season should be…

(In this interesting contribution, G. R. N. Minchin, at our request, describes some of his 149 personal motor-vehicles. - Ed.…

Leslie Johnson, who has taken over E.R.A., Ltd., is selling his well-known "Lago Special'' Darracq. We wish him the best…

Owners of all Lagonda 12-cylinder and 4½-litre cars will no doubt be interested to know that the new Service Department…

Being memories of a supercharged 4½-litre Bentley in a variety of countries. Reading of other's experiences with vintage cars has…

On December 10th the R.A.C. Competitions Committee (hereinafter called the C.C.) held its 1947 meeting of the Clubs, which was…

In MOTOR SPORT last November I described how Lt.-Col. Gallop made the re-acquaintance of the 16-valve Aston-Martin be drove in…

During October the direct exports of Lodge car and aero-engine plugs were more than four times the 1939 figure -…

The B.R.M. Every enthusiast will wish Raymond Mays the best of luck with his new British Grand Prix team. On…

A Leter From Raymond Mays Sir, I have read with the greatest possible interest your new book entitled "The MOTOR…

We Hear A reader informs us that a 1921 "40/50" Rolls-Royce tourer has been purchased by a farmer from a…

WAR: Private motorists in London issued, by the R.A.C. alone, with extra coupons for over a million gallons of petrol…

Sir, Having read with interest the article featuring Clive Gallop (November issue), and noting the reference to the Frazer-Nash win…

It was with some trepidation, to use a well-worn phrase, that I decided to release the following, as one never…