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Contents, March 1943
The Motor Racing Brains Trust .... Inside front cover Racing car evolution—part Ill (continued): 1926-27 ... 46 Cars I have…
March 1943
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The Motor Racing Brains Trust
Rivers-Fletcher and Bill Capon put over a very original form of motoring entertainment at the Rembrandt Hotel on January 31st,…
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Racing Car Evolution Part III (Continued): 1926-1927
With Some Notes on Earlier Racing By Laurence Pomeroy This is Laurence Pomeroy's third contribution to the Evolution of the…
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Cars I have owned
C. W. P. Hampton, well known member of the Bugatti Owners' Club and Vintage S.C.C., and now a lieutenant in…
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Rumblings, March 1943
The second hand market Speculation as to where the sports cars go to when wars happens gives rise to two…
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Club News, March 1943
We hear . . . . John MacLagen, of the Scuderia Chemvamo, has sent out another newsletter to his Scuderia…
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Book Review
Aircraft of the Fighting Powers, Vol. III, by H. J. Cooper and O. G. Thetford. Edited by D. A. Russell,…
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Letters from readers, March 1943
Sir, There must be in Great Britain at the moment several million tubes of rubber solution for repairing cycle and…
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Letters from readers, March 1943
Sir, I have followed with interest the recent reminiscences in Motor Sport, which I receive with surprising regularity, thanks to…
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Letters from readers, March 1943
Sir, At the Brains Trust someone raised the hoary question as to whether it is a bad thing to brake…
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Letters from readers, March 1943
Sir, I feel that in my letter, published in January, I have not made myself quite clear as to what…
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Letters from readers, March 1943
Sir, It was at a very early age that I fell a victim of the desire for motors, the first…
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