" M.E. 1928." A 1922 Veteran which incorporates many special refinements, and is still giving good service. ME. 1928" is a Morris Cowley, that was first registered in March, 1922,…

A visit to Douglas, on the Isle of Man, is like a time warp to a bygone age. A still-grand town, that has seen better days and is sitting uncomfortably…

Facts About the Race. Organised by the A. C. Marocain. Win on Sunday, May 20th. Length of lap (new course), 6 km. 370. Length of race : 382 km. 200.

BRIDGING TROUBLED WATERS IT WAS A NORMAL FOREST HAZARD, A BROW concealing a right-hand bend into a concrete bridge with parapets. The chassis leg on the driver's side hit the…

MOT ORING IN Ti E EARLY DAYS An Interesting Contemporary Book. OUT OF THE PAST. THE increasing success of the Veterans' London-Brighton run and the race at Brooklands last year…

Sir, I am enjoying Keith Howard's series on technical innovations very much (along with the rest of MOTOR SPORT). The July article on slick tyres interests me, not least because…

FRAGMENTS ON FORGOTTEN MAKES No. 19: THE TAMPLIN THE cyclecar boom began in 1912, when nearly 40 different makes were 'exhibited at the Motor Cycle Show at Olympia and it…

The British Touring Car Championship's rough and tumble season continues. The thorny question of driving standards has risen again. Where does one draw the line? The cognoscenti are beginning to…

A WELL-EQUIPPED SERVICE STATION IT is generally agreed that the average garage or service station is not capable of taking on any high-speed tuning work, nor for that matter is…

"Thirty Years of Motoring for Motor Sport" by Bill Boddy. 160pp. 11" x 8-1/2" (Grenville Publishing Co. Ltd., Standard House, Bonhill Streeet, London, EC2A 4DA. £14.90). Here at last is the…

A Brooklands Suggestion. has been suggested that the attraction of Motor Racing and more especially Brooklands is not going ahead in a manner which the enthusiast would like to see,…

IH IE IR IE and 1111-1 IE IR IE By -clinshaft" High-Speed " Black Out Mention of Avus reminds me of a pretty problem which might conceivably occur in future…