Fifty Years Fifty years ago Motor sport published an article in the June issue (1934), entitled "First ERA Racing Car…

The season so far: seven wins to Jaguar, two to BMW, Toyota, Rover and Volvo getting competitive. . . Ever…

Hockenheimring, August 5th With the opening of the new Motodrome in the Eifel Mountains, to replace the legendary Nurburgring, there was…

With travel and work schedules back to normal after the long trips away to the USA and Canada the teams…

The Formula One pit lane during testing or practice can be a very cynical place, and not without reason. You…

It was five years ago, in the summer of 1979, that BMW first offered the Baur cabriolet conversion on the…

The accompanying photograph is of a racing car with a Sage engine, but I do not know much about the…

— A meeting with Ian MacDonald. The other day I drove to Bath in the Peugeot 205GTi to lunch with…

In last month's coverage of the VSCC Jubilee it may not have been clear that the ear Miss Pat Stocken…

A Look Back to the Roads of the 1920s Looking again at the travels of amateur motoring writer Owen John…

At the VSCC Silverstone Race Meeting in July the last event was called the Four Lap Lightning Handicap. The term…

Leaving the office one blazing July afternoon with an appointment in Burford, I was distressed to find the traffic out…

Prescott was in true garden-party mood for the VSCC speed hill-climb on August 5th. Continuing his outstanding season, David Black…

This year's originality prize at the motor Concours d'Elegance at the Fleet, Hampshire, Carnival (which my wife and I used…

In last month's report of the VSCC Silverstone races my explanation of why Neil Corner started in the Hawthorn Memorial…

A neglected proof-correction made me say last month that at Wolverhampton there was a 1924 Sunbeam Dawn — in fact,…

Sir, Last year a nephew of mine imported from Australia a Pontiac 1927, with a homemade pick-up body, and a…

Sir, Your "Ford at Brooklands" article, and especially the reference to V8 coupés being used for trials and rallies, reminded…

Sir, You are correct about the 122" Packard team at Indy in 1923. But there was no connection between the…

"Lunardi", by Leslie Gardner. 191 pp. 8 3/4 in by 5 1/2 in. (Airlife Publishing Ltd, 7 St. John's Hill,…