THE 38-250 H.P. SUPERCHARGED MERCE'DgS. BY THE EDITOR. NOT long ago we were present at a motoring club dinner, and after the health of the club had been proposed in…

HERE AND THERE. A Little 'Un "Down Under." One of the most strenuous events in Australia is the 1,000 mile Six Days Trial organised by the New South Wales M.C.C.…

As stated last month, we have received a surprisingly large number of letters enthusing over the Triumph TR, "the last real sports car". Some 18 years ago, having been unable…

RACE HELD DESPITE CANCELLATION. MERCEDES-BENZ GREAT VICTORY. BUGATTI FINDS ITS FORM, BUT ALFA-ROMEOS ARE OUTCLASSED. THE political situation has been so disturbing lately that it was little wonder that the…

Congratulations, Jaguar! The new and keenly-awaited Jaguar E-type is described in this issue of Motor Sport. It is a stupendous achievement of British automobile engineering skill and craftsmanship, for here is…

Recent Sporting I (:vents in Pictures

HOW OLD IS A CAR? It's a long time now getting ,a bit out of date if it was three years old. Perhaps in those days we were a bit…

THE AUTUMN MEETING OF THE BROOKLANDS AUTOMOBILE RACING CLUB. THE closing meeting of the B.A.R.C. produced some very good racing, of which the outstanding feature was the performance of J.…

Paul Feamley Cricket is one of Paul's other passions, and recently he helped the English test team to victory by contributing to their official programmes. But he also found time…

THE EVOLUTION OF THE " CORNICHE " BENTLEY Mr. W. A. Robotham, of Rolls-Royce, Ltd., describes the conception and development of one of Britain's most advanced high-performance cars IN 1931,…

THE AUSTIN "65" AN ATTRACTIVE AND ECONOMICAL SMALL THE credit of displacing the small Continental sports car from the roads of England must be given to the Austin Seven, and…