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On the Sunday and Monday of August Bank Holiday we had occasion to undertake journeys totalling 180 miles in a…
On the Sunday and Monday of August Bank Holiday we had occasion to undertake journeys totalling 180 miles in a…
In the issue of March, 1942, we published a long article by Cecil Clutton dealing with racing car evolution between…
Hutton-Stott's 1903 de Dietrich Paris-Vienna Replica, described by Cecil Clutton When Motor Sport recently published a list of antique cars…
Details of one of the four-cylinder card now in New Zealand Some light on what has become of the 1 1/2-litre…
A new motor-racing film, "Blonde Comet," probably the last we shall see until the end of the war, is now…
Once upon a time, long, long ago, it used to be customary for Englishmen to celebrate the obsolete festivals known…
C.R. Farquharson recalls his motoring experiences and enthuses over the Bugatti and Aston-Martin. Further contributions under this heading, amateur and…
Sixteen-valve Aston-Martin It is really rather astonishing how Bamford and Martin-type Aston-Martins have been coming to light recently and changing hands.…
J.C.C. The Junior Car Club continues to issue its "Gazette" quarterly, and from the April-June issue some interesting news items…
Sir, Intense joy has been caused recently by the delivery of the April and May issues of Motor Sport, and my…
Bits and Pieces, by Prince Birabongse of Thailand. (Fonlis, 7/6.) The first book ever written by "Bira" is something of…
The danger of Formula 1 in the 1980s was all too apparent during a tragic weekend at Zolder 44 years ago, writes Matt Bishop. But even that Belgian Grand Prix had its lighter moments
You may not think much of NASCAR’s ‘Chase for the Cup’ play-off system but it produced an excellent championship duel in the closing laps of last weekend’s Sprint Cup season…
Team Lotus reserve driver Karun Chandhok is our latest podcast guest. He talks to Nigel Roebuck, Rob Widdows and Damien Smith about the role of the reserve driver, his contribution…
Stirling Moss; a world-renowned circuit designer; and a wheeler-dealer, suspected of having worked for the CIA, all standing together in a Japanese field full of weeds. There's no punchline; this…