Archive BOOK REVIEWS, April 1970, April 1970 "The Record Breakers", by Leo Villa and Tony Gray. 160 pp. 11 3/10 in. x 8 2/5 in. (The Hamlyn Publishing Group Ltd., .Astronaut House, Hounslow Road, Fathom, Middlesex. 42s.)… April 1970 Issue By admin
Archive Veteran Types Veteran Types KENELM LEE GUINNESS' 1914 TOURIST TROPHY WINNER I AVING firmly .inscribed the title of this article I may as well admit at once that I am not quite… November 1930 Issue By admin
Archive VETERAN TYPES AT ASTON CLINTON VETERAN TYPES AT ASTON CLINTON It is nearly six years now since there appeared in this journal an article entitled " Where are the Veterans ? " We pledged ourselves… July 1936 Issue By admin
Archive Hulbert shows some true Yorkshire grit Mac Hulbert continued his strong run in R4D by scooping FTD at the inaugural VSCC Harewood hillclimb. His 68.29sec ascent of the Yorkshire venue came just two months after his pre-war record-breaking… October 2003 Issue By admin
Archive THRILLING SPEEDS IN KING'S CUP THRILLING SPEEDS IN KING'S CUP ALEX. HENSHAW AVERAGES 236 M.P.H. FOR 1,000-MILE COURSE LARGE crowd at Hatfield aero drome on July 2nd was thrilled by the amazing speed of Alex… July 1938 Issue By admin
Archive Silverstone's take-off The BRDC's post-war growth was mirrored by its rapid redevelopment of an old bomber base, in Northamptonshire. Gordon Cruickshank charts the early years of Britain's premier track As the dust… August 2003 Issue By admin
Archive Road test impressions of– New cars from Britain, Germany, Holland and Japan The Austin Allegro After the troubles we experienced with the first road-test Allegro, BL were very prompt in sending us another, a… August 1973 Issue By admin
Archive Wolverhampton wanderers Midlands-based Sunbeam's entry for the 1923 French Grand Prix looked like being the best of the rest — yet the result was a welcome surprise. On the 80TH anniversary of… June 2003 Issue By admin
Archive MOTOR SPORT's Concours d'Elegance A!though only in its second year, the MOTOR SPORT Concours d'Elegance attracted cars of an extremely high calibre causing an extraordinarily difficult task for judges Nathan Beehl, Andrew Bell, Malcolm… November 1990 Issue By admin
Archive WHAT WE THINK OF THE SPEED LIMIT WHAT WE THINK OF THE SPEED LIMIT S0 much has already been written and said about the 30 m.p.h. speed limit in built-up areas, that it would be easy to… April 1935 Issue By admin
Archive Aintree: An Aussie perspective Sir, Your Track Test of Aintree was of great interest to me. For 15 years I have been bringing my Lotus 15 to Europe for the historic seasons, but have… March 2001 Issue By admin
Archive Here no diesel. See no diesel. Smell no diesel. Hear no diesel. See no diesel. Smell no diesel. "Great for economy but bad for ecology." A common enough complaint with diesels. Believe it or not, though, they actually emit… January 1990 Issue By admin