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Matters of Moment, October 1954
Control of the Sport In an attempt to prevent next year the unfortunate clashes in the fixture list which have…
Control of the Sport In an attempt to prevent next year the unfortunate clashes in the fixture list which have…
Once again rain came to Silverstone when the Peterborough M.C. meeting took place on Saturday, September 11th; there were frequent…
I.R.M.C. Wakefield Trophy Race (Aug. 28th) 1st: P. N. Whitehead (Cooper Jagurar) 1 hr. 47 min. 18 sec., 82.87 m.p.h.…
The basic idea behind this article is that of trying to decide if there are any cars which Britain might…
In the world of pedal-cycle racing the Tour of France is recognised as the world's greatest event and all other…
An end-of-season lull saw a comparatively small entry competing at Cadours, in south-west France, not far front Toulouse, and the…
Bob Gerard's Cooper-Bristol Beats Flockhart (B.R.M.) at Pleasant Meeting on August 28th. Two Class Records Fall. At the risk of…
New Course Record Established by R. Charlton (Vincent-H.R.D. Motor-cycle) in 23.57 sec. Ken Wharton (E.R.A.) Lowers Car Record to 23.63…
To be brought to an undignified standstill, in a vintage car, right in front of an East End 'bus-queue by…
"Amateur Racing Driver," by T. P. Cholmondeley Tapper. 161 pp.,5 1/2 in. by 8 3/4 in. (Foulis, 7. Milford Lone,…
R. = Rastricted Even. C. = Closed Event. C.I. Closed Invitation Event. N. National Event. I. = International Event. 2nd.…
M.G. C.C. Weston Rally 1954 The fourth annual Weston Rally of the M.G. C.C. will take place on October 8th/9th,…
Records Here, for the record, are the International class records broken in America during August by Austin-Healey and M.G. cars.…
British Team Beats American by 1,375 points The Anglo-American Vintage-Car Rally sponsored by the British Travel and Holidays Association must…
The entire entry came unscathed through the 768-mile run from Edinburgh to Chichester, with the exception of the unfortunate 1906…
Loreau and Armagnac First at 68 3/4 m.p.h. in 745-c.c. DB Panhard, Chased Hard by the Hawthorn/Trintignant 3-litre Ferrari and…
Monza, September 5th. As the World Championship series draws to a close at the end of the season, the Italian…
For a first serious attempt at Grand Prix racing the Vanwall 2.3-litre engine showed up well, never missing a beat…
The Formula-One Lancia Last winter there was much speculation about the new Lancia Formula 1 car, and yet during the…
N.B. — Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them —…
Kevin Magnussen's physio says porpoising can trigger a two-month injury through a stress fracture in the spine
They have already given up their British ownership, and now it makes sense for McLaren and Aston Martin to give up their independence for profit and greater success, writes Andrew Frankel
The future looked rosy for McLaren after the 2014 Australian GP, with no indication of the disastrous seasons ahead; that the podium result Jenson Button couldn't celebrate had been his last; and that Kevin Magnussen had come so close to winning on his debut. Matt Bishop tells the inside story
Doug Fehan surprised GM executives when he presented his vision for Corvette's racing future – but his leadership took the brand to unprecedented sports car glory