Sir, From time to time in your magazine you have expressed the opinion that it should be possible to produce a car which would cruise at 60 m.p.h. and 60…

Sir, I was somewhat amazed to read the paragraph regarding the case at Bridgend, concerning the driver of a mobile patrol car, and even more surprised to read of a…

We ended our report on the new ERA W Mini (Motor Sport, August 1989) with the words "the Mini is still a sweetheart amongst the specialists". No sooner were these…

310 (1996) Michael Schumacher's first Ferrai won three races — but it was a dog. His team-mate was Eddie Irvine (above). "That car introduced me to the concept of pitch sensitivity," recalls Irvine.…

M. Bibendum, The Michelin Man Incredible coincidence, and fine testimony to the popularity of that famous advertising personality, tubby cheerful M. Bibendum, with which Michelin have for so long advertised…

"YOUNG CHARABANC " MANY USES OF THE FORD V8 ESTATE GAR FOR THE SPORTING ENTHUSIAST NXARLY all racing-drivers have to carry an enormous amount of equipment about with them to…

Sir, In your report of the Six-Hour Relay Race mention was made of my being summoned to the Clerk of the Course's office subsequent to hitting a straw bale, in…

Nearly twenty years have passed since the narrow, tortuous ribbon of road over Mynydd Eppynt, a bleak open moor in Breconshire, was last used as a daytime speed venue. Motorcyclists,…

Modern classics... All the stuff you want and all the stuff you'll need. Motor Sport rounds up the latest motoring-related must-haves As post-modernism irrevocably heads towards post-post-modernism, retro has become…

By G. R. G. Berwick In 1912 a chassis by the French engineer Sizaire was fitted with a body by F. W. Berwick & Company in London; the first Sizaire-Berwick had…

Motorcycling legend Mick Doohan will take on Michael Schumacher and Alain Prost in November as the Race of Champions stadium event heads to Germany for the first time. The five-time…

THE FUTURE OF COMPETITIONS THE decision of the motor cycle manufacturers' Union to support only twelve open trials in 1930, and to cut out almost entirely their support of Brooklands…