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Letters From Readers - Beer Money, May 2000
Sir, There really is no need to apologise for raising the price of Motor Sport to £3.75 — I consider…
Sir, There really is no need to apologise for raising the price of Motor Sport to £3.75 — I consider…
Sir, I thoroughly enjoyed the second series of Track Tests, but may I suggest for the third series (for hopefully…
Sir, To my shame, I have only just read the March issue. Your item about Sitges caught my eye, as…
Sir, Regarding the Mellaha Circuit near Tripoli, I lived in that city for five years during the 1960s, and on…
Sir, I very much enjoyed the March issue and have one or two comments to make. On the subject of…
Sir, The appraisal of 'The Greatest Rally Driver' in your April issue is interesting, and few would disagree with the…
Sir, May I congratulate you on the magazine. I don't care about how many pages it has, or how big…
Sir, According to the potted history in your March 2000 issue, the Ferrari 375 Plus of Mr Favero would have…
Legends
At the time, they seemed trifling events: A freak win for a new F1 constructor in a faraway place; A…
My old history master used to say to us that "history is about people, not events." If that's true, then…
Kyalami, February 1981. As the first race of the season, four drivers are making their Grand Prix debuts, including the…
Against all the odds, Jo Siffert won the 1968 British Grand Prix in a private Lotus 49. Rob Walker recalls…
Disc brakes appeared as early as 1902 but it wasn't until Jaguar's stunning Le Mans victory with the C-type in…
The name of Campbell is firmly linked with record-breaking on land and water but as Bill Boddy reminds us, Sir…
This year's Australian Grand Prix should have been one of the great moments in Jaguar's history. In the end, the…
This Elise Sport is not just another one-make racer; Lotus has taken a great road car and turned it into…
I have noted before that it is our habit to forget all too easily those people whose impact on this…
Ferrari 312 It had a bumpy career with some serious low-points, but the flat-12 Ferrari eventually brought Maranello its first…
Speed at Brighton A recent novel having used an accident at the Brighton Speed Trials as a theme, it seems…
The legendary Roger Penske is our latest Royal Automobile Club Talk Show podcast guest, and here’s your chance to ask him your questions The term 'motor sport legend' can be…
More of the F1 2018 driver jigsaw falls into place Toro Rosso has announced it is to retain Brendon Hartley and Pierre Gasly as its driver pairing for the 2018 Formula 1…
Martin Brundle never scored an F1 win – but, in 1992, a season that started out as a nightmare almost culminated in achieving his lifelong dream
It arrived finally on 20 July 1957, at Aintree. Stirling Moss, having commandeered a Vanwall from injured team-mate Tony Brooks, crossed the line 26 seconds ahead of Luigi Musso’s Ferrari…