THE SEPTEMBER SHELSLEY MEETING A. F. P. FANE (SHELSLEY FRAZER-NASH) ESTABLISHES A NEW HILL RECORD. LADIES' RECORD SHATTERED BY MRS. PETRE (AUSTIN). FASTEST UNBLOVVN TIME BY .1. G. FRY (FREIKAISERWAGEN).…

Matra meets Ferrari.—The first meeting between these two makes for more than two years resulted in victory for the French firm, whose cars handled better on the difficult Vallelunga circuit.…

The Way of Things Thank You ! JUDGING by the large number of letteis we have received from all parts of the woild, the revival of MOTOR SPORT in its…

New B.M.C. Small Cars to Chllenge the World Last May Motor Sport was delighted to be able to publish an Editorial praising the Standard/Triumph Organisation of Coventry for having at…

Tyre Conversions J. W. samples the latest transatlantic tyres NOW 112 years old and distinguished amongst tyre companies by not contesting the original equipment (0E) car manufacturers' market and by…

A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters V.S.C.C. WELSH RALLY AND TRIAL (Oct. 2nd/3rd This year's popular Presteigne Rally had an entry of 90. although p.v.t. cars were not included. The…

kri)'umblings OAIWERGES MAN Brooklands Again. WELL, Brooklands has opened once more, and everyone is hoping that this season will be one of the best ever. The first meeting was hardly…

Motor Sport's sister magazine F1 Racing recently asked its subscribers what name British American Racing should take when rebranding itself this winter. The overwhelming response was to bring back 'Team Lotus' to grand…

Sir, My copy of Motor Sport for May 1988 arrived just a few days after I had spent a very pleasant weekend at the Haven Hotel in Sandbanks, so I…

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Power-Weight NOT many years ago one of the principal differences between driving a racing car and a tourer was the amount of gear-changing which had to be done on the…

SMOKER'S COUGH Drivers who have been fined or lost their licences for comparatively trivial offences will be enthralled to learn that, according to the Daily Mail, when a 40-year-old building…