In the aftermath of Jo Siffert's tragic accident at Brands Hatch in 1971 came a resolution to make Grand Prix cars safer against fire risk, particularly in the case of…

THE SPORT AFLOAT. THE POOLE HUNDRED W. P. ALLEN WINS, FOLLOWED BY SALVI. ALTHOUGH there was a disappointing entry this year, the Yachting World Trophy race proved to be quite…

Fords in the Alpine Trial. SIR,—The following fact has only recently been brought to my attention, and I must therefore apologize for commenting at so late a date. In your…

MORE D.B. RECORDS Apart from the Class H records referred to on page 560, E. Bayrol's D.B. has set up new Class J 500-c.c. records at Montlhery for 50 to…

MONTHLY BULLETIN OF THE BRITISH MOTOR CYCLE RACING CLUB. rirl-M influential position that this journal now "L occupies in regard to the sporting activities of the motor world would be…

MORRIS COWLEY. AY, 1926. Bull nosed Morris Cowley 11.9 h.p. Just been rebored, new hood, new Solex carburetter, 3 new tyres recellulosed beginning of year. Chromium plated windscreen, electric horn,…

No, no, not literally! What I am implying is that the VSCC, being a traditional sort of Club, has for years ended its trials season with the toughest event of…

41 • * Sir, Recently you have noted in Alarm SPORT that several people have started one-make Registers. While in Australia I started a Vintage Vauxhall Register (whieh, incidentally, is…

CHRYSLERS MARKET OPEN SPORTS CAR FOR 1935 AIRFLOW AND OTHER CLOSED MODELS CONTINUED WITH SLIGHT ALTERATIONS. FIVE or six years ago Chryslers were probably best known in this country for…

The Lancia Fulvia 1300 Coupe Sir, The following notes are based on about 50,000 miles with a 1300 Lancia Fu'via coupe purchased new in 1967 and used for "social and…

"The American invasion" Sir, I have hesitated to join in the correspondence in that delightful work "The American Invasion," but I am a little doubtful of Mr. Kent Karslake's identification…

— but with reservations, as the headline suggested: 'It's fantastic — but is it a car?' Monaco is Monaco, of course, and close processions have been the way of it…