Sir, Your article "Collisions at Top Cross", evoked memories of sitting for hours in the summers of the late 40's to mid 50's, at the bottom of Porlock Hill in…

Reports of Recent Events THE MONTE CARLO RALLY (January 23rd-3Ist) This year's Monte Carlo Rally is dealt with editorially in this issue, but for reference here are the tabulated results…

David Moseley and Sons, Ltd., have developed a most interesting pneumatic cushion which bears the same relation to previous pneumatic cushions as the new low pressure type bears to the…

The "Ideal Pairs" correspondence was so prolific that an extra session is required to conclude it. The first letter on this second pile of such letters is from a Retford…

SLOW PROGRESS While doing some research into pre-war motor racing the Editor Caine upon certain news items which form a grave reminder of how ancient are many of the. arterial…

• The ex-Jo Schlesser Brabham BT10 has returned to racing this season for the first time since the ’60s. Ecurie Ford France ran the 1-litre F2 car for Schlesser in…

VINTAGE SPORTS-CAR CLUB LITTLESTONE SPEED TRIALS ON MAY 22nd On May 22nd the Vintage people held speed trials for the second time on that remarkable stretch of private road at…

Scott v Scot Sir, Your cover story last month made the assertion that Steve Soper deliberately took off John Cleland to allow Tim Harvey to win the title and that…

M.G. REPLIES TO "MAXIMUM SPEEDS—REAL AND IMAGINARY" Sir, My attention has been drawn to the article on page 118 of the March issue regarding a Road Test of the M.G.…

Fifteen minutes of fame Hayashi: Macau Grand Prix – November 15, 1981 Japanese cars and drivers tend not to travel well, but 22 years ago a little-known marque from the…

"No Excuses," by Sheila Van Damm. 238 pp. 8 in. by 5¼ in. (G. Putnam, Ltd., 42, Great Russell Street, London, W.1. 16s.) There are now lots of books about rallies…

M.M.E.C. SILVERSTONE MEETING (June 27th) The Midlands M.E.C. Silverstone Meeting had racing cars as well as the customary sports ears to enliven proceedings. Alas, the organisation proved somewhat overtaxed and,…