"1950 IriniastaroLis YEA tenoox " (Floyd Clymer, Los Angeles, $1.50). This book tells you most of the things you could wish to know about this year's 500 Mile Race at…

* BOOK REVIEWS "MOTOR VEHICLES OF TODAY "—Vol. by M. M. and G. W. Williamson (Paul Elek, 35s.) • This book, to 225 large pages This book, running to 225…

A PIONEER of the swaddling days of automobile racing has come back to the scene of his early sporting activities as an official of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. T. E.…

Sir, I should like to follow up on the brief history of the Abbott-Nash recounted by Bill Boddy in the September 2001 issue. From Michael Christie the car passed to…

Good Friday's Snetterton race meeting heralded the return of American V8 power to the flat wind-swept Norfolk circuit. Fortunately on race day, the weather was perfect but there was not…

* THE SIXTEEN-VALVE BUGATTIS Another Enthusiast writes of this popular Car FOLLOWING the success of his 8-valve 65 x 100 mm. 4-cylinder model, M. Bugatti produced a team of three…

SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST. The 4-valve Sports Rudge-Whitworth. By "THE RABBIT." I T is with very mixed feelings that we attempt to record our impressions of the Sports Rudge ;…

Sir, There are obviously many to whom the success of the European Grand Prix, heralding the return of Grand Prix racing to Donington Park after so many years, was as…

Eastern Counties M.C. Felixstowe Rally (Aug. 22nd-23rd) Winner.-D. J. Morley (Austin A90), 99 marks lost. Runner-up.-E. S. Ridley (M.G.), 101 marks lost. Team Prize.-Kemp-Place, Westwood, Murkett (XKI20 Jaguars). S.S.C.C. Turnberry Races (Aug. 23rd) National Formule…

CAMBERLEY, 1927. Obscure Observations on a Nightmare Event. By JONAH. THE first essential to carefree trials riding, especially in events of the scramble variety, is that the machine must emphatically…

THAT 8-LITRE AGAIN ANOTHER RUN IN FORREST LYCETT'S FAMOUS BENTLEY. 125 m.p.h. ON THE ROAD AND A CRUISING SPEED OF 100 m.p.h. THE inviiiititpli to go out in Forrest 1,yeet…

Sir, As an expatriate Briton, I find it disturbing to note the apparently inexorable decline in standards of British automobile exports to the North American market. The reputation of these…