Archive L'Automobile Hispanio-Suiza By Kent Karslake Part I: 1906-1914 This account of one of the world's most respected makes, from the talented pen of Kent Kerslake, deals with the period 1906-1914. A… May 1950 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Veteran Types - XXXVI A 1909 Six-Cylinder Napier To the philosophically minded, the history of the six-cylinder engine over half a century must appear as a most curious illustration of the ebb and llow… September 1950 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Great racing marques The Darracq—continued. By E. K. H. KARSLAKE. This conclusion of the article in our last issue deals with the post-war activities of the Darracq when it merged with the Talbot,… February 1930 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive The Type 10 Bugatti By E. K. H. Karslake The history of Bugatti has for long been so assiduously studied by erudite specialists that I have considered it a subject best avoided by amateurs… May 1984 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Sideslips News Porsche GP rumours A very interesting piece of news has been announced by the Paris newspaperl'Auto to the effect that the famous German engineer Porsche has designed a new… July 2004 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive L'Automobile Hispano-Suiza PART II : 1912-1950 AFTER Zuccarelli's victory in 1910, the Hispano-Suiza team was absent from the Coupe de l'Auto in 1911. The cause of this absence was primarily connected with… June 1950 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Piston speeds the key Kent Karslake discusses the piston speeds and bore dimensions as judging engine efficiency To the readers of MOTOR SPORT at least, all things it seems, come to him who waits.… March 1984 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Sideslips Race: 1933 Monaco GP Varzi/Nuvolari duel There's never been a more thrilling race! For the whole distance, 100 laps, the blue and the red, France and Italy, Varzi and Nuvolari,… July 2004 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Veteran Types XXX — A 1914 Bébé Peugeot We are very glad to be able to continue this popular series with a contribution from E. K H. Karslake, who originated these articles. — Ed. Count Stanislas Boguslas Leszczynski… July 1947 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Veteran Types — XXXV by Kent Karslake Two Single-Cylinder De Dion Boutons I never miss a Vintage Sports Car Club event if I can help it. But on April 23rd last, I was what… September 1949 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Nothing New Under the Sun It is rather curious that recent announcements concerning a French project to introduce a new fuel to be called "carburol" and containing 10% methanol derived chiefly from beetroots seem to… April 1981 Issue By Kent Karslake
Archive Great Racing Marques :- The Darracq. By E. K. H. KARSLAKE. While in other countries cars are frequently called either by fancy names or by initials, it is noticeable that almost all French cars are called… January 1930 Issue By Kent Karslake