Archive Fresh perspectives Recent trips to different forms of motorsport in North America suggest that the ballgames are winning the race for the sponsorship dollar and raise the question will F1 ever prosper… August 1993 Issue By admin
Archive Alroyd Lees' Jaguar Mk. IX Sir, On reading Mr. A. J. Whyte's letter in the current issue of MOTOR SPORT, may I, as a very proud owner of a Mark IX circa 1960, voice my… June 1975 Issue By admin
Archive Enthusiasm in America Enthusiasm in America Just over a year ago we published some notes and a photograph on. an O.E. 30/98 Vauxhall owned by Robert Lissick Heller Of New York, who had… March 1938 Issue By admin
Archive German Grand Prix Pictorial review Twenty years after.—Tony Brooks' victory in the German G.P. with a Vanwall marks the first win in this classic event since the late Dick Seaman was victorious in… September 1958 Issue By admin
Archive VETERAN TYPES --- XXXVII VETERAN TYPES xxx vii by KENT KARSLAKE A 1901 7-h.p. PANHARD ET LEVASSOR do not think that it is altogetlwr seemly to start an artfle of this sort on a… January 1951 Issue By admin
Archive Historic F1 for British GP Formula 1 cars of the 1970s and early '80s will race at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone this summer (July 6-8) following confirmation that the FTA Historic Formula One… May 2012 Issue By admin
Archive Vintage postbag, December 1970 Letter to a nasty reporter Sir, I read with usual interest your report on the July VSCC Silverstone Meeting, including your comment that my Alvis in the Hawthorn Trophy Race… December 1970 Issue By admin
Archive MG or Wolseley? Sir, I don't think you were quite right in your obituary on H. N. Charles, the MG Designer, which appeared in the March issue, when you said the A40 engine… April 1982 Issue By admin
Archive B.R.D.C. Clubmen's Championship Last month, in our report of the B.R.D.G. 4th Clubmen's Championship at Silverstone, we said that Mrs. Gabrielle Konig was sportingly lent a Ferrari 250GTO in order to strive for… December 1965 Issue By admin
Archive LETTERS FROM READERS, November 1941 Sir, I have always regretted that Mount SPORT discontinued its interest in motorcycling. I realise that. it would be impossible to cover all branches, but reports on the International Grands… November 1941 Issue By admin
Archive Grovewood Awards TOP of the 1981 Grovewood Motoring Award, £5,000, went to 19-year-old Dave Scott whose performance in Formula 3 have brought him a tryout in a Formula I Lotus. Second award… January 1982 Issue By admin
Archive New York finally ready to host American GP After working on it for years Bernie Ecclestone has finally achieved his dream of a Grand Prix in the vicinity of New York, with confirmation that a second US race… January 2012 Issue By admin