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August 6th For the Guards Trophy meeting this year the B.R.S.C.C. decided to hold the race for sports cars and…
August 6th For the Guards Trophy meeting this year the B.R.S.C.C. decided to hold the race for sports cars and…
In concluding our Readers' Car Survey we are publishing on these pages a table detailing all the makes which have…
Making their first public appearance at the German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring were three entirely new Formula One Grand…
The Automobile Club von Deutschland collected a vast entry for the German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring, including all the…
At Silverstone on August 11th the 750 M.C. held the 12th National 6-Hour Relay Race, a splendid long-distance contest calling…
In a rather subtle piece of publicity for a certain make of safety belt Polly Elwes, wife of Monte Carlo…
After eight qualifying rounds of the R.A.C. National Hill-Climb Championship, Jersey driver Arthur Owen (2½-litre Cooper-Climax) leads the overall aggregate…
The cost of watching motor racing Sir, As a spectator at motor-racing events since 1954, I am now being deterred…
Reliving the closest (genuine) finish in Formula 1 history, at Monza in 1971 It’s hardly been better, rarely been faster; certainly never closer. Monza had a habit of producing slipstreaming…
F1 is currently on a path to stick with hybrid engines for years to come – but Karun Chandhok tells Motor Sport the series has a viable option to move back to its beloved V10s, and still be 'green'
https://youtu.be/86ZDexFKKuM John Barnard wasn't just headhunted by Ferrari. Such was his clout that Enzo allowed him to set up his own design operation in Guildford, well away from the scrutiny…
Jochen Mass 1975 Spanish GP winner, 1989 Le Mans 24 Hours winner It would be a lot easier to name my least favourite car… but if I have to name…