Archive The Cost of Motoring Sport 3: Formula 3 "I'm over the hill—at 28" admitted John Fenning, one of Britain's leading private-entrant Formula 3 drivers, when discussing his career. He was not talking about his driving… March 1967 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Carry on racing The very existence of the Sportscar World Championship, the modern incarnation of endurance racing, was called into question at the end of the 1991 season. It survived, though by the… January 1992 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Tyre-changing routine We have received many letters on the subject following Mr. Clarke's proposition last month to change the tyres on his Volkswagen each 5,000 miles to get even tyre wear when… February 1967 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Interview A return to Formula 1 for Porsche's Hans Mezger In the 15 years that the Ford Cosworth DFV V8 reigned, almost supreme, in Grand Prix racing only Ferrari provided unbroken… November 1983 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive A Speedwell VW Few cars can have earned as many adjectives as the Volkswagen . . . reliable, dangerous, strong, ugly, well-made, and noisy are just a cross-section of the view-points of 10… February 1967 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Road impressions: VW Golf 2 An old friend! Six million sales in nine years is the record of the Volkswagen Golf, the water-cooled, front-drive family car which arrived, almost too late, in 1974 to replace the… October 1983 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Bellof takes the WEC title Sandown Park December 2nd The World Endurance Championship title is, inevitably, a poor relation of the top prize in the world of Formula 1 but it is hotly pursued by… January 1985 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Cotton on.... Growing pains The current Group C World Sports Prototype Championship goes into its final two years on the crest of a wave, with Jaguar defending its clutch of titles from… April 1989 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Nürburgring 430 km Derek's Day In the three months between the Silverstone 430 km race in May and the ADAC's Nürburgring event on August 17, Mercedes and Peugeot made great efforts to close… October 1991 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Mustang - v - Camaro American cars used to be something of a joke so far as Europeans were concerned, when bulbous and (to us) ugly styling concealed dreadful inadequacies in suspension and braking. But… March 1967 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive Fortissimo The cloverleaf version of Alfa Romeo's stylish 164 saloon has now gone on sale in Britain, and is likely to become a much sought after model. The heart of any… January 1991 Issue By Mike Cotton
Archive World Sportscar Championship: Brands Hatch 1000kms Lloyd does it again Last September Bob Wollek and Mauro Baldi won then first World Sportscar Championship race together, but there was no pleasure on their faces as they received the garlands… September 1986 Issue By Mike Cotton