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The editor takes in the Humber Register Thame Rally, the Veteran Car Club Replica of the 1908 Manchester MC Trial…
The editor takes in the Humber Register Thame Rally, the Veteran Car Club Replica of the 1908 Manchester MC Trial…
You might think "The Miniature World of Henry Greenly" by E. A. Steel and E. H. Steel (Model and Allied…
by Paul Frere. 221 pp. 9-1/2 in. x 6-3/4 in. (PSL 9, Ely Place, London, EC1N 6SQ. £4.20.) This lucid…
Dinky Toys have brought out an articulated AEC tractor unit and trailer to 42 : 1 scale, which measures 8-9/32…
Having referred to the smuggling book by a Customs Officer, I read "Benzedrine for Breakfast", by Noreen Price and Peter…
Cadillac—The Complete Seventy-Year History by Maurice D. Hendry. 416 pp. 8-3/4 in. x 9-1/2 in. (Princetown Publishing Inc., Princetown, New…
Holiday guides covering the English Shires and the Heart of England are available from the East and West Midlands Tourist…
Following the introduction of VAT, Ginetta Cars Ltd. have taken a new look at their marketing policy, and have, for…
Sir, During the past 15 months British Leyland's PR department has put out some odd advertisements. To name but three.…
Sir, Knowing your interest in flying between the wars, especially in light aeroplanes, I thought you would like to have…
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. Rolls-Royce in a…
Sir, Having just read the April edition of your magazine, showing the exploits of B. M. Russ-Turner's Bentley Corniche in…
Sir, Now that the "surface dressing" season has started once more, I would like to protest about the continued use…
Sir, I am sure we all enjoyed the excellent event organised by the VSCC at Silverstone on April 28th. However,…
Sir, With reference to Mr. G.E. Gordon-Marshall's letter published and your postscript enquiring about the present whereabouts of the 37/90…
Sir, For many years I have been doing research on the life and work of Ernest Henry, designer ot the…
Sir, It is with interest that I read in the April issue of Motor Sport your various criticisms of the…
Sir, I was interested to read Mr. Karslake's letter regarding the Enfield. My uncle had one of these cars, a…
Sir, May I refer to your "Rumblings" on page 240 in the March issue headed Roads are Getting Faster. It…
Sir, I was interested to see your reference to my Alvis SA Speed 20. I have owned the car for…
Tense radio exchanges shaded the 2024 Hungarian GP, but McLaren still won comfortably — thanks to its unusual lucky charm? Meanwhile Verstappen looks rattled; Ricciardo fights for his F1 future and there's more drama in F2: Chris Medland's paddock diary
Two drivers, almost a century apart, lit up the Monza timesheet then crashed heavily on their GP weekend debuts. Mark Hughes compares Kimi Antonelli's spectacular drive for Mercedes with another superstar's appearance in 1925
The radio messages were relatively muted, but the satisfaction ran deep. Mark Webber is rarely given the credit he’s due, but the 12th pole position of his Formula 1 career…
On Saturday afternoon, in front of a home crowd, Max Verstappen looked cool and in control as he won the Austrian Grand Prix sprint race. But if you looked in…