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Humphrey W. Cook
Although Humprey Cook is best remembered in our world as the financier enthusiast who made Raymond Mays' dream of the…
Although Humprey Cook is best remembered in our world as the financier enthusiast who made Raymond Mays' dream of the…
Transport I have often had occasion to compliment the Formula One teams for the way they invariably arrive at a…
A fine win in the Williams Monaco Trophy race at the VSCC's final race meeting of the season, at Cadwell…
Twenty years ago the Lister-Jaguar was the absolute king of British sports car racing, its successful image created by Archie…
One of the closest finishes ever, saw three people set a new course record of 17.48 sec. in the Fribourg…
Niki Lauda (above) was awarded first place in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on September 10th, although his Brabham…
The tail shot of Poncin's 1929 Lancia Lambda, left, on the descent from the Col Saint Bernard, illustrates some of…
The fifth round of the British International "Open" series provided Ford with a one-two-three grand slam with Mikkola, Brookes and…
These days turbocharging seems to be very topical when discussing high performance car engines. Why then does no one ever…
Sir, I was really sickened by two letters which appeared in the September issue of MOTOR SPORT. which decried almost…
Letters from Readers Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate with them. ED
Sir, Spanish bullfight promoters will be heartened by the publicity given to Spain's multi-million pound bullfight (July issue). British bullfight…
Sir, I was surprised to read, on page 1281 of the September issue of MOTOR SPORT, that my friend Eoin…
Sir, The questionable reliability of sports cars was put to the test this summer when the Marcos Club organised a…
Sir, I have just re-read my March 1978 issue of MOTOR SPORT and as always, particularly for a displaced Englishman…
Sir. The suggestion that the streamlining on the LNER locomotive "Mallard" owes something to the 1936 Bugatti 57S is surely…
In the August issue of MOTOR SPORT I note that you have resurrected my old Wolseley 7 (page 1108). This…
Sir, In your article "Recalling the 1935 German GP” you mention walb and suggest be was an Auto-Union technician. Willi…
Sir, I was interested to read Mr. Littlewood's letter to MOTOR SPORT, "A Shattering Tale", and was surprised to read…
With reference to the question put by Mr. K. Bearpark in the July issue, it all depends on sex! No,…
Motor Sport F1 Show with Mark Hughes
The evidence behind some of F1's gaping team-mate discrepancies - plus the best viewer question we've ever received: watch the latest episode of the F1 Show now
When Sir Stirling Moss drove on the track, he was there to race, not to eke out championship points. On Moss' 90th birthday, Simon Arron looks at the thrilling career…
It wasn’t a single moment that caught my eye this year. It was watching a pair of relentless, season-long efforts by Jimmie Johnson and Scott Dixon and their teams on…
Tony Brooks, the quiet man of Grand Prix racing, not only competed against Dan Gurney but raced as his team-mate for the most glamorous of all marques, Ferrari. “Dan and…