The inaugural Croft nostalgia weekend has been hailed a success, with more visitors than expected at the North Yorkshire track for an event that mixed four decades of historic racing…

OCTOBER 13: The FIA's World Motor Sports Council ratifies changes to F1 technology, though no official regulations are forthcoming. As expected, traction control and other driver 'aids' are to be…

THE D'YRSAN CYCLE CAR. Among the models of the D' Yrsan cycle-car on view at the Motor Cycle Show will be a Shell Racer with a guaranteed speed of 70…

TWO FAMOUS BREAKERS OF WORLD'S RECORDS.

Sitting at the back of the grid for the opening Derek Bell Trophy race at Donington Park, Mark Dwyer didn't look like a potential race winner. But as changing weather…

The Choice of a Road-Race Course. There is Much to be Done Before a 131.(1 Race is Run. time to time one reads in the correspondence columns of the motoring…

Sir, A sentence in your article on Tony Brooks — "All flexing fingertips, silken style and arrowing accuracy" — brought to mind Manfred von Brauchitsch, whose obituary was only a…

Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents, and are not necessarily those of Motor Sport *** Auto Union's "Championship" Sir, Your article 'The Top Grand Prix Cars' (Motor Sport, July…

Ford's New Supercar The RS200 AFTER eighteen months of speculation and rumour, Ford has released details of the RS200, the "homologation special" which is expected to form the basis of…

THE LEVIS FOUR-STROKE. Considerable interest is being focussed at the present time on the four-stroke Levis, on which P. Hunt led the Junior Amateur T.T. until only three miles from…

Puncturing the dream THE PARTIALLY WET BRMSH GP AT SILVERSTONE WAS A RACE of tyres, Michelin having wets and intermediates of insufficient grip compared to Bridgestone's. In times gone by,…

Sir, After stating that ". . . the main street of Geraardsbergen was closed, to enable the vehicles to be parked for a thorough inspection by the local inhabitants", Mr.…