[In continuing his series of articles on the technical side of sports car maintenance, Mr. F. T . Bersey discusses the ordinary methods of restoring compression by ordinary means and…

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The 1964 R.A.C. Hill-Climb Championship series got under way on April 26 with the Severn Valley M.C.'s Loton Park Hill-Climb. Current Champion Peter Westbury appeared with the four-wheel-drive Ferguson-Climax P99,…

Perhaps the most enjoyable of all vintage car events is the annual V.S.C.C. Welsh Rally, which this year occupied the week-end of October 4th-5th, and attracted the excellent entry of…

J.C.C. TWO HUNDRED MILE RACE. Another Successful French Invasion. ONCE again this extremely sporting club has shown that it can stage a race, which as a spectacle and as a…

THE HISTORY Of THE RIO DE JANEIRO GRAND PRIX AN EYE WITNESS ACCOUNT OF THE SERIES OF RACES HELD IN THE ARGENTINE OVER THE LAST FIVE YEARS TH. great race…

I read with interest in Doug Nye’s column that Dr Tony Goodwin is about to publish his autobiography. I am sure it will make great reading about racing in the…

When I lived in London I rarely visited the theatre, and when I did, cursed myself for not doing it more often. This could be a metaphor for my relationship…

(Top, left) HIGH UP IN THE WORLD.—E. S. Berry (in beret) ascending the notorious Brixton Hill in the 1895 4-h.p. Lutzmann Victoria, during a very wet Brighton Run. With him…

CLUB NEWS IN PICTURES. 'The Sheffield & Hallamshire M.0 C. Activities in 1925.

A FINE FRENCH SPORTS CAR A TEST IN DIFFICULT CONDITIONS OF THE 3-LITRE DELAHAYE AFEW years ago the name of Delahaye was practically unknown in Great Britain. The recent advance…

It is time the F.I.M. really got down to the job of straightening out the peculiar state of affairs that exists for the Classic events of the season for at…