The historic race held at the British Grand Prix is under threat for 2004 following the announcement that a non-championship British Touring Car race could support the F1 feature. Traditionally…

EDITORIAL. THE FUTURE OF RELIABILITY TRIALS. FOR some time past there has been a growing feeling of opposition among the general public against motor reliability trials. Complaints of inconsiderate behaviour…

The Historic Grand Prix Cars Association celebrates its 25th year in 2004, and the International Historic Donington Grand Prix in early May (1-3) is the flagship event in the club's…

Stratford-upon-Avon may have been the Home of the Bard. It is not the home of British Justice, evidently. According to that reliable newspaper, The Birmingham Post, which thought it justified…

RECORDS WEEKEND In the past two years the N.S.A. have organised a private two-day meeting at Elvington Airfield. near York, at which cats and ns,.1 cycles have at and set…

USED SPORTS CARS FOR SALE (continued). FRAZER-NASH. pRAZER-NASH, a special sports car, 1927 model; -1: completely rebuilt this year at a cost of over £100, lowered long chassis, special mpdel,…

The list of motoring events run under the rules of the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile seems to get bigger every year, this list Comprising International events only; the lists of…

Sir, I was thrilled to read Matthew Franey's excellent article about the Nürburgring, having driven there in a June 1974 Interserie 300Km sprint race, with one or two other starters…

THE LAY PRESS. THOUGH the subject is by no means new as a topic for editorial discourses in motoring journals, we are reluctantly compelled to admit that the "donkey," in…

A Lagonda Club Party The Lagonda Club (Northern Section) party at the Kilton Inn on the Knutsford-Warrington road was the greatest success. After a dinner which did the chef very…

As I never get round to writing to people . . . the fact that I have eventually started this letter, prompts me to go on and to tell you…

For a change, this contribution is by a lady, Mrs. Frances Allan, of Bristol, seen here riding the first motor vehicle that was really hers, a 2¾-h.p. Douglas. Shortly after the…