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Reflections in the Canadian Cold
In many ways the Canadian Grand Prix was the most interesting race of the 1974 Formula One season. Not necessarily…
In many ways the Canadian Grand Prix was the most interesting race of the 1974 Formula One season. Not necessarily…
A section devoted to old-car matters VSCC Welsh Rally and Trial This traditional autumn event, dating back to 1939, attracted…
V-E-Vodds & Ends.—To set the record straight, let us correct, unprompted, the results of the big racing-car class at the…
Cold, wet weather marked this two-day event for pre-1914 cars. After making their own way to Bridgnorth for the distance…
Sir, I was interested in Mr. Bird's letter (Vintage Postbag, August) re: thermo-syphonic Jowetts and your comment re the 12/50…
Sir, Regarding the discussion about Britain's First Car in your columns, I feel that Mr. Anthony Bird should not be…
V-E-V Miscellany.—The invasion of Bugattis to Lyon is covered elsewhere in this issue but naturally it attracted ia its wake…
Sir, Your mention (August, 1974) of the Openshaw Fiat puzzles me frankly, and 1 very much wonder if it was…
Sir, 2 Field Squadron, RAF Regiment, formerly No. 2 armoured car company RAF, possessed a 1 ft. 5-6 inch silver…
Sir, In reply to Mr. Neve's letter, the ex-Cyril Paul Beardmore was owned for a short time by my grandfather,…
Sir, Having recently read the reference to Gray and Sawyer crossing Africa, I feel it may be of interest to…
Sir, By implication at least, you incorrectly state that "Cordon Rouge" had a plain bearing engine which gives me the…
Sir, I must take issue with David Scott-Moncrieff on the subject of his derogatory remarks regarding the Isotta-Fraschini. I owned…
Sir, The photograph of an early Arrol-Johnston, said to be the first car in the Sudan, accompanying R. H. Seracey's…
Motor Sport has solved several motoring mysteries at one time or another and here is one which the readers may…
Sir, I was interested to read in "Vintage Postbag" in the Sept. issue of Motor Sport the letter from Mr.…
Sir, The item headed "Rover Recollections" brought back memories of a 1929 2-litre Sportsman's coupe that I acquired in 1934…
(September 12th-15th) (See colour pictures in centre spread) To commemorate the debut of the Type 35 Bugatti which appeared for…
Two new Grand Prix cars made their debut at Mosport Park, The Roger Penske PC1 (No. 66) driven by Mark…
Heading a Brabham 1-2 in the United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen was Argentinian Carlos Reutemann who led from…
Bridgestone/Firestone’s American racing boss Al Speyer has expressed his disappointment to Motor Sport about strong rumours that IndyCar will switch to another tyre supplier in 2015 rather than agreeing to…
As Mike Doodson writes in this month’s excellent cover story, BMW has bottled it. The manufacturer has backed out of Formula 1 without reaching its goal of winning the World…
As we wait for the stewards to decide if there is any basis for Mercedes’ request for a right to review the Brazil Hamilton/Verstappen incident, so F1 finds itself trapped…
After issues in practice and a qualifying crash in Australia, Sergio Perez looked to have a sense of paranoid. But, as Mark Hughes explains, he was probably caught out by the trait that gives this year's Red Bull its edge