Page 2
The value of motor racing
From a number of sources recently there has arisen the suggestion that motor racing is unlikely to regain after the war…
July 1942
Page 2
The petrol-less future
The abolition of the basic petrol ration is bound to reduce the number of news items and matters of topical…
Page 3
Some notes on the Brescia Bugatti
[Although very few Brescia Bugattis are left intact, so many people enthuse over them, so many would-be Bugatti owners intend…
Page 5
They also had fun!
A Flying Enthusiast recalls some of the light aeroplanes with which pilots enjoyed themselves in the hey-day of the Vintage…
Page 6
The development of the M.G. Midget
The Life History of a Car which might quite deservedly be called "Everyman's Sports Car" In view of its long run…
Page 9
G.N. and Salmson
[By way of a change from the usual "Cars I have Owned" articles we present this contribution by W.L. Jennings,…
Page 9
G.N. and SALMSON
G.N. and SALMSON [By way of a :change from the usual " Cars I have Owned" articles we present this…
Page 10
A CAR OWNER'S OPINION OF THE R.51 B.M.W. MOTOR-CYCLE
A CAR 11/ NEWS OPINION OF THE R.51 BM. IF. MOTOR-CYCLE —continued from page 146 sections of Inter-'Varsity fame, however,…
Page 11
On planning for the peace – II
Even in our particular world there are divers matters that will require reshaping when the peace comes and about which thinking…
Page 12
Recalling the road tests
No. 4. The 1928 Period of Motor Sport Road Tests The year 1928 was not terribly brilliant for this paper, only…
Page 13
Rumblings, July 1942
An appeal First of all an appeal. Complaints continue to come in relating to back issues not being received, current…
Page 16
A car owner's opinion of the R.51 B.M.W. motor-cycle
[We do not believe in running down products of an enemy unnecessarily, and so many car owners are taking to…
Page 17
Club news, July 1942
750 Club They aver that all good things must come to an end, and, now that the basic petrol ration…
Page 20
Letters from readers, July 1942
Sir, Having recently read the article which appeared in Motor Sport some months ago by a New Zealand enthusiast, I…
Page 21
READERS' SALES AND WANTS
READERS' SALES AND WANTS To meet the repeated demands for something on the lines of the old Spare Parts AnnounceMents,…
Page 21
READERS' SALES AND WANTS
READERS' SALES AND WANTS To meet the repeated demands for something on the lines of the old Spare Parts AnnounceMents,…
Page 22
The Ford National Museum
An interesting and instructive extract from a letter written by Leading Naval Airman D.B. McLean, of the R.N.Z.A.F., describing some…
You may also like
F1
Racing marshals: real heroes who sometimes pay the ultimate price
On the anniversary of Tom Pryce's death in the 1977 South African GP, Matt Bishop remembers the other man killed that day: Frederik Jansen van Vuuren, as well as his fellow F1 marshals who lost their lives in the service of the sport they loved
F1
Fully motivated or ready for retirement: which version of Vettel will we get?
Vettel is back with Aston Martin this weekend and the team needs a big boost, but does he have F1 motivations asks Damien Smith
F1
MPH: Did Mercedes strategy call provide window into wild F1 future?
The strategic game of chess that played out between Mercedes and Red Bull in Spain could carry on into next season – but with potentially even more on-track action
F1
The first F1 World Championship race: the 1950 British Grand Prix
Silverstone was the starting point for the Formula 1 World Championship in 1950, as crowds and royals packed the former airfield to watch history being made
×