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Cones, cones and more cones. They seemed to fill even the vast glass expanses of the brand new S-class Mercedes…
Cones, cones and more cones. They seemed to fill even the vast glass expanses of the brand new S-class Mercedes…
Quite the most mouth-watering sight in the Spa-Francorchamps paddock during the weekend of the Belgian GP was magnate Albert Obrist's…
As recorded elsewhere, when the Wolseley Hornet Special Club brought together cars, actual or similar to those which took part…
There can be few drivers who have not, at some time or another, found themselves lost because the terrain of…
AII along the years MOTOR SPORT has campaigned against what it has seen as unfair and discriminating legislation against car…
One in five drivers did not know that the speed-limit in built-up areas was 30mph" — from the Volvo survey…
Now that all the razzmatazz, emotion, and showbiz of the Olympic Games, at which the only wheeled sport was bicycle…
Members of the 750MC and A7 followers will be saddened to hear that John Moon died recently. He was one…
As well as the VSCC evening he organises at The Versons near Ledbury, Mark Garfitt introduced lunchtime pub-fun there on…
Water-splashes are a rarity these days and cars seldom get immersed unless on flooded roads or in carwashes. I was…
When the Wolseley Hornet Special Club re-enacted the 1932 LCC Brooklands Relay Race at Silverstone on July 26, it was…
In the beginning the Ariel was a fine, powerful car, in the best "Mr. Toad" style, a copy of successful…
After an enforced absence in 1991, the VSCC's Richard Seaman Trophy meeting returned to OuIton Park on August 22/23 for…
On September 6, Rosemary Adams and her team again put on driving tests on behalf of the VSCC's Midlands Section…
When I received the handout relating to the preview at Brooklands of the new £91,000 Bentley, the Brooklands (see New…
The VSCC's Ron Flockhart Memorial Trophy meeting at Donington Park celebrated the popular Scottish double Le Mans winner, who lost…
There have been some references in these columns recently to that great automobile engineer, Sir Harry Ricardo, LLD, FRS, who…
Air-Road-Sea Addlestone by JH Rowe, DM&JL Barker, Addlestone. £4.95. Those who seek the history of coachbuilding companies should note the…
Clark: Number One? Sir, I read the letter from John Olliver in the August edition of Motor Sport with some…
Fifty-five years ago the first Formula 1 race was held at California's state-of-the-art Ontario Motor Speedway. The circuit attracted celebrities, vast concerts and a record-breaking Evel Knievel jump but, laments Matt Bishop, the 1971 Questor Grand Prix would be the only F1 event before the bulldozers moved in
When someone once congratulated Eddie Lawson for being fastest in practice, the four-time 500 World Champion shrugged his shoulders and said “you don’t get points for practice”. He was right,…
F1 attempted one of its most ambitious projects yet with a spectacular 75th anniversary season launch event – James Elson was in the throng, trying to keep up with the action
Ahead of our December issue – that will be in UK shops on October 28 – we sat down with Sir Jackie Stewart to record a podcast. Why ahead of…