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The things they said...
In view of DSI's recent comments on the wonderful sounds made by racing engines, the following remark by Warwick Wright,…
In view of DSI's recent comments on the wonderful sounds made by racing engines, the following remark by Warwick Wright,…
The newly-weds were driven away in the original Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang." — Hello! reporting the marriage of Annabel Croft and Mel Coleman.…
Last month it was Sunbeams at Silverstone. This time it's A7s at Beaulieu. If I were on one of the…
An Editorial in a contemporary about Denis Jenkinson's one-time Giro di Hampshire, in the carefree 1950s, using my road-test cars…
The AC made in Thames Ditton as luxury light-cars in both four and six-cylinder versions in the 1920s and well-publicised…
By coincidence, some sequels to recent articles have come to light. For instance, surely the G Hitchon who ran a…
I read a piece in the Daily Mail which seemed an appropriate comment on how very much of the same…
Local father and daughter team John and Debbie Briggs used the agility of their Alfa Giullietta Sprint to win the…
Only one reader correctly identified the mystery car with which Paul Frere challenged us in June. Paul says of the…
Bert Hadley Bert Hadley died in July after a short illness, but a long and happy life. He started work…
Penrite Oil tell us that their two advertising posters, one depicting a 30/98 Vauxhall and a vintage motorcycle in spirited…
Brooklands' heyday was briefly recreated in July for a TV drama about Sir Henry Birkin, with a convincing pits scene,…
The Globe Sir, I was interested in W B's reference to "The Globe" in "Forgotten Makes" in your April Issue.…
Now in its fourth year, and with London auctioneer and long-time supporter of historic racing, Coys, taking over sponsorship of…
Racing is only part of the Historic weekend: visitors needed strong legs to tour all the sights, car and star-spotting.…
Halfway through NASCAR’s ten-race Chase for the Cup play-off with just five of a whopping 36 races to go and it looks like it’s going to be difficult for anyone…
Lewis Hamilton calmly dominates in the Interlagos rain, Max Verstappen stars and Nico Rosberg edges closer to the title Ooh, this was raw, gladiatorial stuff, an old-school high-risk track and hard…
F1 testing commenced in Barcelona and it was Lando Norris in the McLaren that topped the timing sheets at the end of day one
The new Le Mans prototype regulations bear a resemblance to those proposed around 2006, but these ones are far more progressive, writes Gary Watkins Cars with more than a hint…