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The Karlskoga Races
Some Swedish Fare Karlskoga, August 14th. Having travelled to Sweden for the Grand Prix.at Kristianstad the opportunity was taken to visit…
Some Swedish Fare Karlskoga, August 14th. Having travelled to Sweden for the Grand Prix.at Kristianstad the opportunity was taken to visit…
Hawthorn Wins International Trophy Race in Moss' Maserati The Crystal Palace was again the scene of motor-racing on July 30th,…
Sir, I have just returned from a trip to Barcelona in my 1946 Volkswagen, together with three passengers and luggage.…
Sir, A few days ago, spurred on by recent correspondence, I was about to write in favour of the Austin-Healey…
Sir, The letter from Mr. G. A. Shaw entitled "Can You Remember Motoring Songs?" stirred any memory once again. Perhaps…
The Complete Mercedes Story," by W. Robert Nitske. 167 pp., 5 ½in. by 8 ½in. (The Macmillan Company, 10, South…
Lisbon, July 24th For a number of years the sport of motor racing has been increasing in popularity in Portugal and…
(July 23rd/24th) Starting at 10 p.m. on Saturday, July 23rd, the Sicilian sports-car race for cars up to 3 litres…
Sir, Mr. Rawnit, in his condemnation of the vintage-car movement, writes of "an alarming ignorance of the wider facts of…
Prestige Through Racing A leading article elsewhere in this issue discusses the relationship between the publicity which successful participation in…
N.B.— Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them. — Ed.…
Joe Dunn on recent events such as Honda's renewed vigour and a particularly tenuous appropriation of British Racing Green Hotel Honda A news report recently replayed a clip from the…
In this month's magazine, Motor Sport went to see the garage that two of the most significant Porsches in racing history
It might seem a little bit odd to suggest after the weekend just gone, but heading to Melbourne, there were a few whispers - just a few - that Sydney…
In its 70 year history, Formula 1 has led the race to stop quickly, not least when Gordon Murray and Brabham introduced carbon brakes