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Fragments on Forgotten Makes:
No. 67, The Seaton-Petter One of the shortest-lived production cars was the Seaton-Petter, announced in 1926 and gone from the…
No. 67, The Seaton-Petter One of the shortest-lived production cars was the Seaton-Petter, announced in 1926 and gone from the…
The history of the Miller racing cars which contributed such an important part to the American racing scene has been…
Discovering lost Cords Sir, I was interested to see the reference in January's MOTOR SPORT to the Cord unearthed in…
No further news has been received about the Brooklands track situation but rumour did suggest that the "Forty Acres" has…
Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents, and are not necessarily those of MOTOR SPORT. Speed limit plea From the…
The Formula 1 World Championship began on this day 70 years ago at the home of British motor sport, Silverstone, and the circuit is marking the landmark anniversary with memories…
“Do the organisers have the money to make a Grand Prix, yes or no?” said Toro Rosso chief Franz Tost in the Friday FIA press conference in Hungary. “France doesn’t…
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown was on track in his Williams FW07B at last weekend's Historic Monaco Grand Prix. He told Damien Smith about driving the "terrifying" track, and why it remains an essential part of the F1 calendar — even though the cars have outgrown it
The story behind saving 1.3 tonnes from the road-going Bentley Continental to make a GT3 racer Andrew Frankel was lucky enough to go to the Bathurst 12 Hours this year…