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New Pilbeam
Former BRM designer Mike Pilbeam is making a return to the international racing scene with a brand new Formula Two…
March 1979
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£10,000+ raised by private Porsche
Over £10,000 toward the Gunnar Nilsson fund was raised by the enterprise of Henley-on-Thames exotic car dealers Maltins. As the…
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Morgan 3-wheeler Club's Annual Sportsmeet
This took place at the "Coach & Horses", a Motel near Great Haywood in Staffs, on January 13th. The weather…
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Rover 3500 - American style
Jaguar Rover Triumph are currently working on the 50,000-mile durability and emissions runs that are necessary before the multiple award-winning…
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BMW change in Britain
As from January 1 1980 BMW Concessionaires (GB) Ltd. will cease to be the controlling force on the sale and…
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Formula Pacific Review
Fabi's March wins the title in New Zealand New Zealand's annual International motor racing championship, for Formula Atlantic cars, was…
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1979 Brazilian Grand Prix race report
Ligiers in formation Sao Paulo, February 4th Two weeks after the Grand Prix season opened at Buenos Aires, the Formula…
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Road test
The Lotus Esprit S2 Fast, fun and frenzied Since Colin Chapman first put spanner to nut in Hackney there have…
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Letters from Readers, March 1979
N.B. - Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. -…
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