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Matters of moment, May 1974
The right road When we realised that the new Chancellor of the Exchequer was named after a car, our hopes…
The right road When we realised that the new Chancellor of the Exchequer was named after a car, our hopes…
Brooklands enthusiasts would do well to flock to the Fairfield Halls, Croydon, at 7.30 p.m. on Bank Holiday Monday, May…
Only clubs whose secretaries furnished the necessary information prior to the 14th of the preceding month are included In this…
This time it is again the Editor's turn to comment under this heading. Apart from obvious spelling and other errors…
A popular win for Reutemann Kyalami, March 30th After a two-month break following the two South American Grand Prix races,…
12 N. Lauda (Ferrari flat-12) 312B3/012 1 min. 16.58 sec 18 C. Pace (Surtees-Cosworth V8) TS16/02 1 min. 16.63 20…
Earlier this year another era ended in the history of MG when a compulsory purchase order forced the closure of…
A few years ago the Automobile Club de l'Ouest, who organise the Le Mans 24 hour race, realized that preparation…
Stuck the unbeatable The European Formula Two Championship which started at the splendid Montjuich Park circuit at Barcelona on March…
Alpine-Renault win at home At the Circuit Paul Ricard, on Sunday, April 7th, the opening round of the 1974 European…
All things being equal, though in motor racing they seldom are, the 1974 Tyrrell Formula One should have made its…
A splendid motoring garden party Silverstone, April 6th/7th One good thing about British sponsors is that they expect their teams…
A section devoted to old-car matters Light cars at Llwyn-Barried (March 30th/31st) Over the last week-end in March the Light…
Sir, I have just noticed a statement in your V-E-V Miscellany regarding the Lancia armoured car being the only one…
Sir, Brian Finglass was enquiring last month about a sports/racing Delage which he sold to Pat Garland, an Englishman living…
From Sir Clive Edwards, Bt. Sir, Mr. Gordon-Marshall's interesting picture of the Rolls-Royce used by Alcock and Brown on their…
Sir, Looking recently through a copy of an aviation year-book for 1931, I noted that amongst the civil aircraft registered…
Sir, Reading of Cecil Roberts' autobiography in January's Motor Sport, I was interested in the mention of Bunny Hill. The…
Sir, Your evocative article "Where Are They Now ?" in the February issue, deserves to dredge up an interesting answer…
Sir, Regarding your enquiry into the "H-S" of Lord Donegall, Hall-Scott was never a contractor for Liberty V12s, although they…
British manufacturer latest to announce hypercar plans Lotus has announced the Type 130 hypercar, its first new car in more than 10 years. It hopes that this will be the…
The controversy surrounding Ferrari’s power unit and whether it was legal or not has been an ongoing theme for well over a year now. Rivals have been sceptical over the…
It is fair to say that carrying a well-known name into the motor sport arena is going to get you noticed, specifically a name that is iconic in the sport.…
In the second episode of Motor Sport's Engineering the Greats series 2, Steve Hallam remembers what it was like to work with Ayrton Senna, Nigel Mansell and Mika Häkkinen