REBUILDING THE 1914 GRAND-PRIX MERCEDES Some further notes by Peter Clark on this historic car, which made a first appearance at Chessington I.N Ins wport Or tilt nal.,nt Clicssintgisin flatly…

Weaving in and out of the bright new lights of the GT era, Peugeot and Toyota slugged it out for overall honours at Le Mans. After a fierce early struggle,…

Ni e Roebuck n the Friday afternoon in Bahrain Monsieur Todt took part in a long press conference, in the course of which he spoke at one point of reviving…

Decent a car as the Renault 2 I was (and in turbocharged form it was quick, well-balanced and immensely satisfying to drive quickly), it didn't exactly have fleet buyers falling…

NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA South African Notes Results of the annual hill climb organised by the Cape Peninsular MotorCycle and Car Club, held on Saturday, the 27th November, are as…

A GREAT RACE AT ZANDVOORT " Bird s" Maserati Just Holds Off Rolt's Alfa-Romeo E-Type E.R.A. Non-Starts G.P. Alta Retires S01VIE 100,000 spectators watched the impeccably organised racing at Zandvoort.…

THE SCOTTISH RALLY. HUDSON STRAIGHT-8 AND RILEY NINE WIN PREMIER AWARDS. THIS Rally habit is growing. It all started with the Monte Carlo affair, and then people enjoyed that so…

LONDON-BRIGHTON IN NINE HOURS THROUGH THE R.A.C. VETERAN CAR RUN ON CAPT. WYLIE'S 1896 HURTU THAT in every way excellent fixture, the annual Veteran Car Run to Brighton, found me…

AP OF THE 'RING WITH Q„ICK VIC Vic Elford's love affair with the Nordschleife started in the '60s here he talks us round the famed track GREEN HELL IS WHAT…

Following in the wheel tracks of Franco Cortese, Motor Sport tackled the 2006 Mille Miglia in a C-type Words: Tim Watson. Photography: Tom Horsfall It's a warm spring evening in…

Motor Sport-Readers' Car Survey (Part 2) With part two of our readers' car survey we report on the Ford Anglia, the Austin-Healey roo and 3000, the Renault Dauphine and the…

"Motor Racing Management," by John Wyer. 152 pp., 8 in. by 55/16 in. (The Bodley Head, 28, Little Russell Street, London, W.C.1. 18s.) John Wyer, who served an apprenticeship with…