The second Leeuwkop Hill-Climb, held by the Sports Car Club of South Africa — about 10 miles from Johannesburg — on February 21st, is dubbed the Shelsley Walsh of South…

GROUND CLEARANCE AND HOW! DETAILS OF HEALEY'S INVICTA IN MONTE CARLO TRIM FEW English competitors have had more experience of the Monte Carlo Rally than D. M. Healey, his finest…

NEWS FROM THE MAIN AUCTION HOUSES AROUND THE WORLD Bonhams Bonhams has had a busy couple of months with sales at Beaulieu, Reims and Goodwood. The annual Revival auction is…

GERMAN G.P. ON July 211th the first post-war Formula I Grand Prix was staged over the marvellous Narburg Ring circuit in Germany. Alfa-Romeo ran there for the first time and…

• mars TAI %MUM. Vein" 90PARTfte44* cirHIS Dept. deals with the overhaul of complete engine units as distinct from the repair of individual engine components. Thoroughness is the keynote of…

Bill Boddy recounts the story of the 1929 BRDC 500 — the contest that put the fire back in British racing's belly The British Racing Drivers Club was originally open…

The Phlegmatic Swede SAAB and the race track are far from synonymous in enthusiast eyes. Yet the Swedish marque which conquered the Monte Carlo Rally, as well as scoring four…

■ IoNTLIIErty RACING DRIVERS' SCHOOL II,.' ..clmol for raring drivers: spoil-aired ilie Chili mid the N.C. of l,witzerlimil will he held tgain this ■car, as a threc-ila■ course over the…

We Hear In spite of trouble, worry and strife, and a revival of austerity the lads and lasses continue to drive, work and generally concentrate on motor-cars. A good thing,…

Sir, Just a line to thank you most sincerely for the superb Jaguar tape sent with April's issue — I still cannot believe I have been round Le Mans with…

R.A.C. TOURIST TROPHY RACE. The R.A.C. has now decided upon the arrangements in connection with the Grand Stand, Replenishment Pits, etc., for the Tourist Trophy Race in Ulster on 17th…

The M.G. Records. AFTER we had „gone to press last month with our list of records standing at the end of. 1932, G. E. T. Eyston and A. Denly broke…