Archive THE LEWES RECORD THE LEWES RECORD FALLS AT LAST! Ever since May 7th, 1932, the record for the one-third of a mile Race Hill, Lewes, has been held by R. G. J. Nash… July 1935 Issue By admin
Archive THE INVICTA GOES NORTH THE INVICTA GOES NORTH. BEING SOME NOTES ON THE CONDITIONS MET WITH BY A COMPETITOR EN ROUTE TO TALLINN, AND ON THE EARLY STAGES OF THE JOURNEY TO MONTE CARLO.… February 1933 Issue By admin
Archive Off the blocks The ex-Alan Jones Williams FW06/2 returned to racing after an absence of two decades during the Grand Prix Masters races at Pau. Owned by Graham Willcox, the car has been… July 2004 Issue By admin
Archive POINTS OF VIEW POINTS OF VIEWNORMAN Il LACK ON TEAM DISCIPLINE /AM often asked by serious minded persons, who evidently expect some clever answer, the reason I go in for racing, and how… February 1932 Issue By admin
Archive MR. VICTOR HALLIWELL. MR. VICTOR HALLIWELL. :4 _ R. VICTOR HALLIWELL, who lost his life with Sir Henry Segrave in the accident which befell 'Miss England II.", was chief experimental tester in the… July 1930 Issue By admin
Archive Cars in books, December 1970 This author has a happy knack of introducing little-known or long-forgotten facts into his histories—a case in point being Palmer Phillips' defence of the original Vauxhall Ten when it was… December 1970 Issue By admin
Archive VSCC Welsh VS CC Welsh Zborowski legacy AN EVENT WORTH WINNING, THE two-day trial on October 9/10 (17 difficult observed sections and a 100-mile road run), was a tie between Barry Clark's… December 1999 Issue By admin
Archive Sixteen-valve Dolomite Sprint from Triumph Lord Stokes recently intimated that part of the Triumph Motor Co.'s role within British Leyland in the future would be to produce small, but refined, four-seater saloons in the luxury… July 1973 Issue By admin
Archive The ideas of March ideas of I iv are.'" Since Goodwood ceased to operate as a racing circuit, back in July 1966, there have been intermittent whispers that it might re-open. Today, there are… April 1994 Issue By admin
Archive The Cars of Paul Emery Although the building of specials is a world-wide occupation, the British have a particular flair for it, it's part of the great amateur tradition, I suppose. Look into the background… March 1985 Issue By admin
Archive The Maidstone and Mid-Kent M.C. National Silverstone Race Meeting (May 10th) WHEN the Maidstone Club booked Silverstone for its annual race meeting last month it certainly had its money's worth. An excellent entry of 131 and ten races of 10 to… June 1958 Issue By admin
Archive Donington and the GP Donington and the GP WE all know that at present the annual British GP alternates between Silverstone and Brands Hatch, by mutual arrangement. Recently, however, in a House of Commons… October 1984 Issue By admin