Motoring Sport Events for May * Only clubs whose secretaries confirm the necessary information prior to the length of the preceding month are included in this list * R. =…

THE ITALIAN GRAND PRIX Sweeping Victory for Maserati. ACHILLE VARZI, driving a 2i-1itre Maserati instead of his more usual Alfa-Romeo won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on Sunday 7th…

Sir, I've just received my June edition and am taking up your invitation to offer my comments. Firstly the colour of the cover: well, at least you've got that right.…

CONCERNING BROOKLANDS. By H. M. CHUBB. Reminiscences are sometimes boring. But not mine. When I state that at the age of ten I actually walked eight miles to Brooklands and…

1934 RACING CARS No. 6 The Auto Union EARLY last year the four well-known German motor firms of Audi, D.K.W., Horsch and Wanderer were linked up in a great combine…

12 15 x 9 ft. .. 26/3 15 x 12 ft. .. 35/6 18 x 12 ft. .. 42;6 21 x 12 ft. .. 49/18 x 15 ft. .. 53/6…

The opening round of the European 2-litre Sports-Car Championship was held at the Circuit Paul Ricard in April. Above is winner John Lepp in the Red Rose Racing Chevron B23,…

MOTORING SPORTSMEN. Lieut. Glen Kidston, RN. By THE EDITOR. LIKE so many other of the famous racing men who are known to our readers by reason of their exploits on…

pression-ratio. HO b.11.p. at 5,200 r.p.m. Gear ratios First, 12.29 to 1 ; second, 7.22 to 1 ; third, 4.98 to 1 ; top, 3.04 to 1. Tyres : 6.00…

1st: B. Williams/J. Griffiths (Austin-Cooper S). 2nd: R. Fidler/J. Hopwood (Triumph Spitfire). 3rd: P.Simister/D. Barrow (Ford Cortina GT). 4th: E. Jackson/P. K. Joseph (Ford Cortina (GT). 5th: J. la Trobe/J.…

A GUIDE TO 1938 HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS THIS LIST OF SPECIFICATIONS AND DATA HAS BEEN COMPILED TO ASSIST THE PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER OF A FAST CAR IN THE DIFFICULT MATTER OF…

By PRINCE CHULA OF THAILAND MANY histories of racing-cars have been written, but mostly they were about makes and types of cars, not individual vehicles, and even "Blue Bird" was…