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THE person who reads MOTOR SPORT wants no prompting when it comes to going on with this motoring. If he…
THE person who reads MOTOR SPORT wants no prompting when it comes to going on with this motoring. If he…
The second part of an article which commenced in the August issue, wherein is reviewed international 1½-litre racing from 1937-1940…
[It has long been a private theory of ours that many advantages attach to clubbing together over the matter of…
Sir, Firstly I would like to congratulate you upon keeping your excellent paper going during these difficult times, having been…
THERE can be no doubt whatsoever, now that war has come, that Germany participated in International motor racing during the…
MERCEDES-BENZ versus AUTO-UNION. SOME OF THE GREATEST RACING EVER, AS A PRELUDE TO WAR The year 1934 saw the introduction…
IT is with deep regret that we have to record that R. O. Shuttleworth became a victim of war last…
Patience I DEEPLY sympathise with those youthful enthusiasts who were on the threshold of their motoring career when war broke…
AT strangely regular intervals there is an outburst of professed indignation in Parliament against people accused of using their cars…
A 1914 T.T. Sunbeam Mention has already been made in MOTOR SPORT of the wonderful collection of old cars at…
I.M.R.C. The Leinster race will not now be run, on account of the small entry received. W. MIDDLESEX AMATEUR M.C.…
Some notes and an unofficial war-time road test by a keen reader THIS is a funny sort of road test,…
Management games have never gone out of style since football’s Championship Manager first hit our screens, and now Formula 1 has joined the grid with F1 Manager. It's not a…
The greatest win for one of the greatest ever Grand Prix drivers, Tazio Nuvolari at the Nürburgring in 1935. It's 63 years to the day since the Italian died of a…
Bruce McLaren shouldn’t have been there. Masten Gregory should. Cooper team leader Jack Brabham reckoned the latter the most fearless man he met. Yet even the gung-ho ‘Kansas City Flash’…
A Mercedes W196 R streamliner F1 car raced by Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss has become the most expensive Grand Prix car ever sold at auction