BMW see the new Phantom as a 'National Monument', presumably to Britain, and have spent £60 million on the Goodwood factory where the BMW-R-Rs will be built, which will be…

Volvo's new, turbocharged 850 may look like any other of the Swedish manufacturer's products, but its meek exterior conceals quite a kick . . . "Who's got that tank in…

MERCEDES-BENZ "GRAND SLAM" AT SAN SEBASTIAN Even though they may have suffered defeat on one or two occasions, there is little doubt that the Mercedes-Benz racing cars are the finest…

AMERICAN BEAUTY FROM ITS PURPOSEFUL BEAK TO TITANIUM TAIL, THIS Fl EAGLE OOZES CLASS AND STYLE. PAUL FEARNLEY TALKS TO THE MEN WHO CREATED IT Len Terry (designer): I was…

Radiator Decanters A novel idea from Ken Rudd of Ruddspeed Ltd., Ford Aerodrome, Sussex, is a decanter in the shape of classic car radiators. Those available at present are the…

Silverstone 1973 Jody Scheckter recalls the race infamous for providing F1's biggest-ever multi-car pile-up 10: Purists recoil at the notion of getting excited about accidents in motor racing, but the…

PAG Editorial ... 159-160 B.M.C.R.C. Championship Races 161-162 Historical Motor Cycles • . . . . 162 A Pioneer Motoring Sportsman 164-167 Sporting Events of the Month 168-17o J .C.C.…

Sir, I have recently been looking through some ten-year-old copies of Motor Sport. One particular change which I notice,! was that the 1950s "Sports" contained a much better list of events.…

"If we stick to the things at which we excel, whether it be producing Tommy Coopers, Mini Coopers, whisky, children's toys, wheat or beef ... or mini skirts that are…

A RECORD INDIANAPOLIS SOME DETAILS OF AMERICA'S CLASSIC " 500 " There is something unusually attractive about a ,race which carries on, year after year, with the same track and…

Introduction In post-war years the general motoring public has become much more performance-minded, from owners of the ever popular two-seater sports cars down to those with 8-h.p. family saloons. This…

An Afternoon Amongst the Gerard Rileys by Sir Anthony Stamer, Bt. IT was one of those afternoons when the clouds were very nearly sitting on the vast pools of mud…