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Matters of moment, January 1953
Mercedes win in Mexico The great victory of Mercedes-Benz in the recent arduous Mexican road race is significant news. It…

Mercedes win in Mexico The great victory of Mercedes-Benz in the recent arduous Mexican road race is significant news. It…
In dealing with the trend of design among racing car builders it should first be established where design finishes and…
London M.C. Gloucester Trial (December 6th) Provisional Results: Gloucester Challenge Cup (best performance of the day) —E. J. Chandler (1172 Chandler),…
The 1952 R.A.C. Trials Championship was contested over a sporting course at Gandalo Camp, Catterick, in Yorkshire, by kind permission of the…
By F. Ivan Carr (Continued from the December issue) Two days before war broke out I was in London, it…
Tim Carson, Secretary of the Vintage S.C.C. has changed his address. It is now: Brook's Cottage, Bishop's Green, near Newbury,…
Sir, I am interested in your illustration of the Daimler with the beer-bottle body, as I was employed, in a…
Stirling Moss, Leslie Johnson John Cutts and David Humphrey deserve the congratulations of all who imagine they are fast drivers,…
By "Carrozzino" While simmering by the fire with the Editor recently he expressed the opinion that he really knew little…
By "Baladeur" "I am able to present my readers this month with a genuine curiosity of motoring." Thus wrote a…
Garages de France For those who enjoy Continental motoring a French publication entitled "Garages de France" will be a useful…
We hear... The Foy steel light car, referred to last month, has been broken up, but a new crop of …
Hispano history During the year 1950 Kent Karslake wrote up the marque Hispano-Suiza in Motor Sport, and subsequently we had quite…
Sir, I feel, very, strongly, that Ian, Stewart has not been given the credit he deserves for winning the over…
A High-Efficiency 2-litre Saloon Possessing Outstanding Qualities of Performance, Comfort and Control. Driving an Epicurean Pleasure in this Near-Perfect Car…
2-1/4-litre Saloon with "Over-Square" Engine Provides Effortless and Comfortable 70 m.p.h. Travel and is a Pleasure to Drive Having taken…
N.B. Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. -- Ed.…
Had history been a benign guide rather than a harsh teacher, Kris Meeke might have followed the wheel tracks of fellow Northern Irishman Paddy Hopkirk and won a Monte Carlo…
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown was on track in his Williams FW07B at last weekend's Historic Monaco Grand Prix. He told Damien Smith about driving the "terrifying" track, and why it remains an essential part of the F1 calendar — even though the cars have outgrown it
For a business that is as much about design and engineering as it is about sporting talent, we – both fans and journalists – spend an inordinate amount of time…
Saturday in Melbourne was a disastrous day for Carlos Sainz. A day that may have sentenced him to the supporting role at Ferrari if the inherent speed of Charles Leclerc…