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Sir, I recently received a very glossy brochure giving details of next year's British Grand Prix. I was staggered to…

Sir, I recently received a very glossy brochure giving details of next year's British Grand Prix. I was staggered to…
Sir, May I take up a little of your time to endorse the remarks in the letter of Mr Peter…
Sir, May I state my total agreement with Mr Biggs' letter regarding Silverstone and how it has changed? I have…
Sir, In view of the universal encouragement for the public to use unleaded petrol, is it not time for FISA…
Sir, After the recent announcement that the RAC, in its wisdom, is proposing to run a show not only in…
Sir, As a regular spectator at Silverstone since 1966, I have watched with increasing concern the way in which admission…
Sir, Can it be that the redoubtable Jean-Marie Balestre actually reads Motor Sport? The question inevitably arises given the remarkable…
Sir, In answer to Mr Millward (Motor Sport, November 1988): yes my driving experience in England is limited, although I…
Sir, I was very interested to read your "High Speed Trials" article in the November issue. As a competitor in…
Sir, The Editor is a modest man, and it is no surprise that the article "Brooklands Society Comes of Age"…
Sir, Your picture of a Wartburg (Rally Review, Motor Sport, November 1988) brought to mind an incident that occurred sometime…
Sir, After several years effort my book covering the history of British speed hill climbing, Uphill Racers, is within twelve…
Sir, In Matters of Moment, (Motor Sport, December 1988), your caption to the concours photo says "there are more concours…
A series of stunning drives in junior categories saw Kevin Magnussen take Sergio Perez's McLaren F1 seat. The stage was set for the young hotshot, writes Matt Bishop, but a decade on he's yet to drive a car that matches his talent
Careening through Californian desert, Riverside was a wild test of skill and courage, with merciless consequences for drivers who got it wrong. Now under a shopping mall, it defined F1's soul, writes Matt Bishop
A snippet of Guy Martin's record attempt in his own words, only in the new issue of Motor Sport Last month Guy Martin was sat in a 1000bhp Triumph on…
He was the greatest of them all according to Sir Stirling Moss and countless others. A five-time world champion courtesy of 24 wins and 35 podiums from just 52 starts. Juan Manuel Fangio,…