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Cars in Books, November 1973
Sir, I was intrigued to see reference to "Sicilian Circuit" in the correspondence columns of your October issue as I…
Sir, I was intrigued to see reference to "Sicilian Circuit" in the correspondence columns of your October issue as I…
Sir, As Mr A. Shapland mentions the "Overfilled Sump Saga" perhaps I could come in on this one too. Valve…
Sir, I read with interest the tales of woe from your correspondents, Hardaker and Bournes, who seem to have suffered…
Sir, How I sympathise with Mr Doyle's troubles with his Fiat 132, in your August issue. In April of this…
Sir, Having received my airmail copy of your September issue yesterday, I have just finished reading every precious word between…
Sir, It appears that our correspondence with Mr Daws (Motor Sport, September) has failed to re-assure him that the slightly…
Sir, Roland King-Farlow's letter describing the clutchless state of Peter Hampton's t 903 60-h.p. Mercedes when it was resurrected in…
Sir, I was interested to read about Johnson's racing cars in "Cars in Books" in your September issue. There was…
Sir, In his excellent article "Pa-faces". Anthony Bird does seem to decry the dreaded Road Haulage Industry for doing its…
Sir, In response to Mr R.J. Hardaker's appeal to other Fiat 124 Special T 1600 owners for tales of woe.…
From a front-row lockout in 2022, to a 57-second defeat in 2023, the Miami Grand Prix was a sobering experience for Charles Leclerc and Ferrari. But the team doesn't fully understand what is going wrong
Two Formula 1 events on one day, about 400 miles apart in neighbouring nations. The difference? One drew a massive crowd, 20 cars and colossal global exposure, the other attracted…
Second-best Mercedes gambled in the hope of a safety car at the 2019 Russian Grand Prix... and Ferrari presented it to them. The full race story from Mark Hughes Lewis Hamilton celebrates…
The first instalment in Simon Arron's 'on the road' series, tracking Motor Sport’s features editor as he pursues his lifelong passion All photographs: Simon Arron In essence this is a…