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Matters of moment, September 1976
Another anniversary The good motoring life has been punctuated just lately with anniversaries, which, indeed, are convenient things, which can…
Another anniversary The good motoring life has been punctuated just lately with anniversaries, which, indeed, are convenient things, which can…
The sun came out Osterreichring, Knittelfeld, August 15th Those who travelled from England to Austria for the Grand Prix on…
Making notes about the Ferrari ears at the Osterreichring was quite simple; there were no Ferrari cars. After the German…
Enzo Ferrari has never been greatly enamoured of Formula One and the multimillion-pound entertainment business that the Jackie Stewarts of…
Old racing cars never die... they may fade away for a bit, but sooner or later someone cares for them…
VW GTIs: 110 b.h.p. sports saloons As discussed in July's test of the Scirocco 1600TS, VW are to produce fuel-injected…
The Audi 100 range has a particularly strong following in Britain, where its good looks, comfort, road behaviour and reliability…
Abingdon to close? There are rumours that the MG factory at Abingdon will close at the end of 1977, bringing…
An Englishman wins Nurburgring, Germany, August 1st You either love the Nurburgring or you hate it, whether you are a…
The Ferrari that was damaged in the Regazzoni/Lauda mix-up at Brands Hatch, number 312T2/027, needed quite a lot of straightening…
Just occasionally, to keep a sense of perspective over the subject about which they are writing, motoring journalists try their…
"Corvette" by Karl Ludvigsen. 324 pp. 8 1/4 in. 9 1/2 in. (Automobile Quarterly Publications, Princetaten, New Jersey, USA. 20.95…
Meccano's latest Dinky Toy road vehicles is a Ford Transit ambulance to 1/40 scale, detailed as expected from these sturdy…
A. Sanderson & Co. of Hull have been supplying those with rust problems with their "Kurust" which kills rust and…
"Sideways to Victory!" by Roger Clark, in collaboration with Graham Robson. 256 pp. 8 3/4 in. 5 3/4 in. (Motor…
"Turbochargers" by Hugh MacInnes. 192 pp. 10 3/4 in. 9 1/2 in. (HP Books, Box 5367, Dept. MS, Tucson, AZ…
As a general rule, the world's best-known rallies are those which form part of the World Rally Championship for Makes,…
A section devoted to old-car matters "Romulus" and Replicas Dear D.S.J., I note that you do not share my enjoyment…
Nice to encounter a Trojan tourer making its way towards Oxford, along the A40 road and to see it easily…
Sir, Reference Mr. Peter Ward's letter from Australia in your June issue, I should like to pass on a few…
Saudi Arabia is looking to build a motor sport industry on the back of its Grand Prix, and could be a beacon for F1's expansion — but how can the race be justified when citizens are murdered, tortured and detained without trial?
Pecco Bagnaia retained his crown in a chaotic Valencia finale that saw plenty of crashes and Di Giannantonio become the first rider to lose a podium due to MotoGP’s controversial tyre-pressure rules
Ferrari's upgrades finally prove their worth but there's disillusionment in the crowd and the driver briefing room: Tony Dodgins explores why there's no simple solution to F1's issues
"We have reached a settlement with Sauber and my driver contract with the team has been ended by mutual consent. As a passionate race driver, I feel sad and am…