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Matters of Moment, January 1968
• Colourful Rise Every year after we have presented our colour review we have thousands of requests for a monthly…
• Colourful Rise Every year after we have presented our colour review we have thousands of requests for a monthly…
At the beginning of 1967 John Wyer formed a company with John WilIment named J.W. Automotive Engineering, and it comprised…
The article on pages 22-25 deals mainly with the career of the 200-h.p. Wolseley Viper at Brooklands but this car…
It is an unfortunate thing that most people have very short memories so that it is most important "what you…
Last month I touched on a revolution in France that could have disturbing effects on the rest of the sporting…
A great many readers keep their old copies of Motor Sport, many having them bound year by year, not only…
For those who are fearful that as soon as the wheels turn their cars may collide with something solid, there…
"Along a two-mile stretch of the A30 through the village there are almost 120 assorted road signs, 38 of these…
Just before Christmas membership had reached a total of 206. It should be emphasised that subscriptions paid last year run…
"The Bugatti Story," by L'Ebe Bugatti. 207 pp., 8 1/8 in. x 6 5/8 in. (Souvenir Press Ltd., 95, Mortimer…
Having last month reviewed the biography of T. H. White, in which his closest friend David Garnett is referred to,…
Most of the last eight weeks have been spent following the Canadian-American Challenge Cup and a number of the United…
by Betty Haig Following Motor Sport's review of the new book about Amy Johnson's life, readers may be interested in…
When I discovered a vehicle with seventy-eight wheels and seven engines I felt that it was necessary for me to…
Your 12 issues of 1967 can now be bound in an attractive black cloth case, with gold lettering on the…
W. J. Wyatt's history of the Austin 7 and a detailed history and technical discourse by H. R. Slater are…
At the time of going to press the Foot and Mouth epidemic was still continuing. Consequently motor sporting activities have…
Towards the end of November last year we were able to visit the Automotive Products Group's splendid Shenington test track…
The Wolseley Viper racing car was evolved by Capt. Alastair Miller when he held the position of Competitions Manager to…
The American magazine Road Test bravely undertook recently to prove what many people have long suspected, namely that all brands…
The FIA has announced the very first all-electric GT series, with performance similar to the current to GT3 cars
This week in motor sport from the Archive and Database, featuring first-time winners, final wins and a Formula 1 world championship title. August 15 1905: Manfred von Brauchitsch is born. In profile…
Stick your tongue out at Monza and you can almost taste the history. The flavour is bittersweet of course. Such is the longevity and high-speed nature of the relatively narrow…
There’s no such thing as a free lunch. Really? Like many correspondents I have, over the decades, enjoyed a fair few free lunches. Only last month I dined at Williams…