The Editor talks with "Tug" Wilson, who has been with Renault in England for 55 years Those who have had occasion to take their Renaults to the fine modern headquarters…

Sherlock Holmes remains the greatest fictional detective of them all, quoted frequently, even in a Times leader, in spite of the fascinating efforts of that Belgian crime-investigator and those others…

No. 16: Angus-Sanderson On the way to Scotland last year for the R.A.C. Rally, I took the opportunity of stopping in Newcastle to call on Mr. T. C. H. Sanderson,…

"The British Grand Prix-1926-1976" by Doug Nye. 144 pp, 10 in. x 7 1/2 in. (B.T. Batsford Ltd., 4 Fitzhardinge Street, London, W1H OAH. £4.95.) Doug Nye is making a…

A long time ago, when the Motor Sport offices were somewhat closer to the traffic-flow along the City Road than they are now, there existed a secondhand bookshop a few…

A reader has kindly sent me some pages from This Game of Golf by the famous player Henry Cotton. It has a chapter on motoring in which he describes his…

We reported on this event of April 1/2 last month but the results were then unavailable. The Saturday driving tests were attempted by 57 drivers and there was only one…

The Vintage SCC's first Silverstone Race Meeting of this year, on April 19th, had both sad and happy connotations. Sad because it remembered the Hon Patrick Lindsay, one of the…

A Glimpse Behind the Pre-War Record-Breaking Scene I have always had the greatest admiration for the late Capt. G. E. T. Eyston, OBE who although he achieved considerable success as…

The roads of the 1920s In continuing to look at the diaries of Owen John — as far as the Autumn of 1925 — I think I may have discovered…

In time for Christmas, Lesney have their first steerable "Matchbox" miniature, a 2 7/8 in.-long, 65:1 scale replica of Ford Mustang, No. 8 in this famous series, priced at 2s. Other…

According to the Radio Times, Jack Warner, who, having "left the Force" as Dixon of Dock Green, is about to take the part of the boss of Turner's Garage in…