ROLLS-ROYCE IN THE THIRTIES A new book on Rolls-Royce Now available. This (a companion to " The Vintage Bentley Book " which is still available at 10/6 (post free) book…

Letters from Readers extiressed are those of our Garrespandents and MOTOR SPORT :19.5S nal necessarily associate itself with them—ho.

Triumph's triumph Last month we wrote enthusiastically about the new Triumph Dolomite Sprint. This new British Leyland model has a 16-valve engine, thus taking the monopoly of this classic racing-type…

E N TS CONT PAGE LARD. Sporting One-day Trial, The 4 Breaking Records at Night 10 Sports Cars for 1933 ... 12 Rumblings ls Land O. " Asturia," The ...…

F. & E. Stoneham, booksellers, have issued a most interesting list of motoring books. This little publication contains introductions by the Editor of MOTOR SPORT and lists not only the…

the German cars, or, who knows, a self-changing gear-box. Easy Change. If the Wilson gear-box is generally adapted for racing purposes, the driving methods used by an earlier generation of…

Gulf Mirage wins. – After a season and a half trying to get the cars reliable, the Slough team finally found reward in a 1-2 victory at Spa-Francorchamps. Hailwood's car…

The Magnificent Vanwall Achievement Last month we devoted a leader to congratulating Fangio on his fifth World Championship. The previous month we offered congratulations to Vanwall and Stirling Moss on…

AT WEST MALLING The Maidstone Aero Club has now settled down to routine work, and there is a fairly steady demand for instruction. Competitions of various sorts are constantly being…

CARS IN BOOKS FROM a book which I !Oinkd quite fascinating, '' Spy Ring," by John Bulloch and Henry Miller (Seeker & Warburg, 1960, which tells the story of die…

Sir, What is your opinion on the use of salt on our roads as ice and snow fighters? Personally it is my strong opinion that some other chemical could be…

Does the Public want Motor Racing THE round-the-houses races in the Isle of Man seem to be held under an evil star. However good the organisation, and there was nothing…