The original title of this piece was to have been 'Three 2 Litre MG Saloons', for the month of June saw the 50th anniversary of the announcement of the MG…

In the best company In the years following the end of WW2, Britain produced an astonishing number of good racing drivers. The achievements of some, such as Moss, Hawthorn, Scott Brown,…

The 1985 British F3 championship promises to be the best for many years and the opening two rounds have seen large grids, close racing and a greater variety of machinery…

The annual Spa 24 Hour race has always been regarded as a classic, but it has never received as much attention here as in Europe. We paid our first visit…

No driver is more difficult to assess than Archie Scott-Brown. He was a great driver, yet he did not prove himself in the way in which great drivers prove themselves.…

Thirty years ago, the marque "Elva" came to the scene and, for a decade, was one of the world's most successful makers of production racing cars. During a period of…

FOCA's Former Legal Adviser Looks At Formula One By any standards, Max Mosley is an interesting man. His father was Sir Oswald Mosley and his mother was one of the…

When Ford invited motoring writers to drive the Sierra RS Cosworth in Spain last December, the occasion immediately passed into lore. Nobody was prepared for so much excitement and for…

The BARC's traditional Brooklands Race Day was wont to feature modern races in recent years. a round of the British F3 Championship being included until last year Now it is…

In the general euphoria following Derek Bell's WEC Championship it has perhaps been easy to overlook the fact that Britain produced two other World Champions, Gordon Spice and Ray Bellm,…

When the Ginetta G4 was introduced at the 1961 Racing Car Show, it won immediate approval. It was as if you could buy a bargain-price Lola Mk 1 and use…

As good as... When we tested the previous Midas Gold 18 months ago, we ruffled a few feathers by prefacing the test with some comments about kit cars. We remain…