Archive THE ALL-ROUND ALLARD THE ALL-ROUND ALLARD Some time ago the Allard-Special was referred to by one of the weekly motoring papers as "not everyman's car," because of "specially light construction and general weight… March 1939 Issue By admin
Archive Falcon flies HSCC Championship Finals day at Silverstone produced great racing in front of a large crowd. Star race was the Historic Racing Saloon finale, won by Richard Oldworth's Ford Falcon. Geny… December 2003 Issue By admin
Archive GREAT RACING MARQUES GREAT RACING MARQUES. III.-BUGATTI. By E. K. H. KARSLAKE. COMPARED with other leading firms in the racing world, Bugatti's fame is not of very long standing. Ettore Bugatti's policy of… May 1927 Issue By admin
Archive Multi-Union II Sir, I was shocked and horrified to read the letter from Mr Barker (Motor Sport, May 1988) concerning the fate of Multi-Union II, and I was appalled that an historic… July 1988 Issue By admin
Archive 2 DAVID COULTHARD (GB) 2 DAVID COULTHARD (GB) Lives: Twynholm & Milton Keynes GPs: 2 Wins: Poles: fateful day. Damon Hill has coped manfully with the pressure of leading the team, and with the… July 1994 Issue By admin
Archive Cosworth conversations Sir, I look forward to Motor Sport coming through the letterbox each month and always turn first to Simon Taylor’s Lunch with… interview. I’ve never been disappointed – thanks, Simon.… March 2012 Issue By admin
Archive HEADLIGHTS FULL ON IN NOW you can have Penetrating Vision with HEADLIGHTS We have pleasure in announcing one of the greatest scientific discoveries of interest to motorists—a specially treated glass which definitely projects light… January 1935 Issue By admin
Archive BOOKS, BOOKS. NUSTIN TWELVE, The Book of the, A guide for owner£. drivers. By Burgess Garbutt, with special articles by Richard Twelvetrees, and sketches by H. M. Bateman. Fully illustrated, cloth… December 1925 Issue By admin
Archive MAKING BROOKLANDS SAFI MAKING BROOKLANDS SAFI FOR 160 MILES AN HOUR? The recent great increase in the speeds of cars at Brooklands suggests the feasibility of erecting a strong wooden paling at the… August 1924 Issue By admin
Archive Brief Specification Brief Specification Engine : 4-cyl., 60 x 90 inm. bore and stroke, capacity 1,01R c.c. Tax £9. Inlet over exexhaust valve gear. Pressure feed lubrication, 3-bearing crankshaft. Thermo-syphon cooling. Compression… June 1932 Issue By admin
Archive LOOK AFTER YOUR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT LOOK AFTER YOUR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MANY and furious are the arguments which develop among owners as to what is the most troublesome item of the modern car, and there is… November 1931 Issue By admin
Archive Campbell at Verneuk Pan Campbell at Vemeuk Pan OUR recent reference to Malcolm Campbell's abortive LSR attempt at Verneuk Pan in S. Africa when that was a British possession brought some excellent photographs from… January 1990 Issue By admin