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A Castrol Develeopment
Castrol, whose lubricating oil I always use, are taking a great interest in brake safety. They have issued reports of…
Castrol, whose lubricating oil I always use, are taking a great interest in brake safety. They have issued reports of…
At £3,370.77 the TR7 typifies the way in which the sports car side of Leyland escaped from the price increases…
A section devoted to old-car matters Brookland's Fastest Cars In the stop-press report of the VSCC Silverstone Meeting I wrote…
THE RYKNIELD Typical of many Companies established at the turn of the century to supply the newly developing Motor Industry…
Sir, I was very interested to read in your April issue the letter from Mr. H. D. Brown Kelly regarding…
As reported elsewhere, a modern Ferrari has broken the British fs two-way 1/4-mile, kilometre and mile records. The first two…
Sir, On the subject of aircraft "level crossings", I was reminded of your article when I was looking the other…
More Aeroplane Level-Crossings Sir, With ref. to your article in the April edition of Motor Sport which gives details of…
Sir, I noted with interest your reference to the restoration of the Belfast-built Chambers car. I would like to point…
Sir, Cyril Posthumus is correct in writing that the French Monotrace had nothing to do with Morgans from Malvern. The…
I noticed reference to a Rolls-Royce towing a 1923 caravan. You might be interested to know that this car is…
Sir, I am surprised that you do not recall the aeroplane crossing which was at one time on your door-step.…
It is good to know that cars from the Peter Black Vintage & Veteran Car Collection in Keighley emerge into…
Yet another link with the old Brooklands' days has been severed by the death of Major Oliver Bertram. He was…
The annual week-end rally of the Welsh Section of the Rolls-Royce EC took place on April 22nd-24th, organised as usual…
Although now welded together under the crisp GKN corporate symbol, the size of the Guest Keen and Nettlefold associated companies,…
No.1128 In the January issue of Motor Sport, in an article about the 1939 British Empire Trophy race held at…
Progress is inevitable, and although nostalgia often renders the past preferable to the present a comparison between the two rarely…
It is not every day that you meet a cheerful man of 62 who has been competing, for the fun…
The Lancia Beta Monte-Carlo Spider Mid-engine style with acceptable practicality, excellent handling and roadholding, but suspect brakes. If the days…
By Oliver Gavin Teams and drivers typically encounter many bumps in the road, both literally and figuratively, at Sebring. It’s a car buster – always has been and always will…
When crazy-keen American historic racer Jonathan Holtzman’s attempts to buy a Tyrrell P34 were thwarted, he posed the six-wheeled question: ‘Why can’t we just build one?’ That was in July/August…
There are 15 drivers on the 2024 F1 Academy grid; some making their debuts and some returning for a second season. Here's what makes each of them some of the brightest young female prospects in the racing world
Alex Palou is dominating this year's IndyCar championship — and was linked to a McLaren F1 seat before a contract dispute with team boss Zak Brown. Damien Smith analyses the fallout — as well as an historic Indianapolis victory