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Theory and Practice by the Continental Correspondent The beginning of October saw the opening of the 40th Paris Salon and…
Theory and Practice by the Continental Correspondent The beginning of October saw the opening of the 40th Paris Salon and…
Sir, There have been many letters from your readers spotlighting the shortcomings of many British post-war cars, but while they…
Here we are again in the seductive atmosphere of the Motor Show, our Motor Show, in the heart, or very…
On Sunday, September 27th, the Southern Jowett Car Club held a mixed event for members. In the morning a map-reading…
By "Baladeur" "Our good old engine with mechanically-operated poppet valves," wrote Charles Faroux in La Vie Automobile in the spring…
Sir, Further to your reference in October's Motor Sport to my R.-R. Merlin Spitfire Special at Brighton Speed Trials, for…
A rally that could be won on the road with a total mileage of about 100 miles was the ambition…
N.B. -- Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them -- Ed.…
Advertisements in British periodicals are noted for their good taste and integrity. But just recently the more lynx-eyed amongst our…
Fernando Alonso had hopes of winning the Monaco GP, but they were crushed at every stage by Max Verstappen: Mark Hughes on the F1 World Champion's masterclass
The Audi team dominated last weekend’s 60th Sebring 12 Hours with Alan McNish/Tom Kristensen/Rinaldo Capello scoring the company’s 10th win at Sebring. This year Sebring opened the new World Endurance…
Paddy Lowe has quietly racked up more than 150 victories in Formula 1, Paul Fearnley looks at Lowe's influence Nico Rosberg’s victory at Spa-Francorchamps in August marked the 150th win…
Sebastien Loeb claimed the overall lead with victory on stage two for Peugeot, 28 seconds clear of the field. Stage one winner Nasser Al-Attiyah leads the chasing pack, with the venerable…