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Watson tried A1GP Formula 1 star-turned-TV pundit John Watson drove Team Ireland's A1GP car around Zandvoort on September 29. It was the first time the five-time grand prix winner had…

ON SOME THINGS WE SHALL MISS DEFINITFLY, we shall miss going to Earl's Court. The Motor Show, whether at Olympia, or Olympia and White City, or, as it now is,…

It may be a misnomer (Ha, ha, very funny. No. I have not met her. Shall we continue?) to refer to the Itala as a forgotten make, because a surviving…

"Tiger — The Making of a Sports Car" by Mike Taylor. 224 pp. 9½" x 7" (Gentry Books Ltd., 16 Regency Street, London SW1. £9.95). In spite of the proliferation…

Once clear of the perils of Oxford, however, one gets into the open country, usually one seems to get onto the Henley road. Of course half Oxford has done the…

It is amazing, there are still people who say they do not like Monza and that they do not want to go there again, and yet once more we saw…

MILLS' SCREEN SILENCER. A useful little device that has been brought to our notice is the Mills Rubber Screen Silencer. As most motorists are fully aware, and in particular drivers…

SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST—continued. of one kick from cold, without flooding and astride the saddle. The sporting Amac carburettor gave good results on the whole, but possibly an improvement might…

One of the extremely rare Arab sportscars, with which the celebrated racing and record-breaking car designer Reid Railton and the famous Welsh engineer/racing driver J G Parry Thomas were associated…

Sir, I remember listening to the BBC news sometime in 1957 and hearing the reader state something to the effect that: "The future of Formula One grand prix racing is…

Top left: Motor Racing with Mercedes Benz by George Monkhouse. Top right: Motoraces Photographic book by George Monkhouse. Bottom left: Motor Racing. Bottom right: The first issue of the Brooklonds…