Sir, Can I congratulate Mark Hughes on his story in the April issue about that most manipulative individual, Enzo Ferrari? It also seems that Ferrari took himself rather seriously and…

1974 Belgian at Nivelles by Gerard Larrousse How did a driver in the middle of a successful season of sportscar racing with Matra end up making a one-off grand prix…

In your March edition a letter was published by Mr. P. Kelly, and ran ". . For the first season at any rate we can do without 'Bira' (for the…

Jenks on F1 1982 One thing about the world of Formula One is that you do know where you stand: nobody tells the truth, decisions that are made can be…

Austin v. the Flat-Twin Sir, Sir Herbert Austin may not have liked 2-cylinder engines, and I know many people would agree with him without even a trial drive, but surely…

Sir, We thank you for your article headed "Getting it right" in the January issue of MOTOR SPORT, but unfortunately the gremlins were at work and we misled you on…

The P.& M. Panthette Sir, With reference to Mr. Stott's letter in the February issue of Motor Sport, " Panthette Memories," and his query regarding production. I was with Phelon…

RUMBLINGS That " Real " Motor Car Ian Niekols tutu an interesting article in the last issue of the B.A./?.C. Gazelle, in which he defined the " real " motor…

INTERESTING BRAKE TESTING PLANT. It is probable that no device yet known contributes towards the safety of motoring as much as one which has just been installed at the Hillman…

L. G. McKENZIE, THE FRIEND OF SO MANY BENTLEY AND ROLLS-ROYCE OWNERS, RECALLS SOME INTERESTING EXPERIENCES IT has been suggested that after thirty-five years of experience in the motor car…

The Frazer-Nash section of the. V .S.C.C. met at Tewkesbury on December 4th/5th for the annual general meeting, prize-giving and "chain-ganging." Unfortunately there were no G.N.s present this year, but…

Sir, No doubt in common with many lifelong followers of motorsport I frequently find my mind, when it ought to be concentrating on other things, drifting off to ruminate upon…