Jim Clark, driving a 1,594-c.c. Lotus 23, won the 100-mile race, held at Oulton Park on Saturday, April 6th, at an average speed of 92.17 m.p.h. After the retirement of…

Nostalgia for Brooklands Track is as strong as ever and last month the motor-cycle riders had their annual reunion at the "Hand & Spear," Weybridge. It has long been an…

Readers who are keen motorcyclists and campers may care to note that the first purely motorcycle jamboree (open also to vintage motorcycles, and scooters and 3-wheelers of all ages) is…

With several new racing teams in the field for 1961 there is likely to be a shortage of drivers and some of the top drivers have still not joined their…

Nissan celebrated selling their millionth car in Britain, last month by introducing four new models, all of which will be on sale by mid-summer. The first, and most exciting of…

The Season's Greetings to you all We heartily extend, May health and fortune on you call And all your troubles end.

A non-(championship) event As the 1984 Grand Prix season for the World Championships was not due to start until March 25th with the Brazilian GP, and all the important teams…

We have received a copy of the publication bearing the title quoted above. It is one of Clymer's few mistakes. Not only are the illustrations generally of a low standard,…

[Capt. L. Roy Taylor, a friend of that great enthusiast Donald Monro, carries on this series, which, quite frankly, has already run for longer than we thought possible. – Ed.]…

" The Salt of the Earth," by Ab. Jenkins and Wendell J. Aston (Clymer Motors). 1 1/2 dollars. This little 78-page book is a reprint of the 1939 edition. It…

To avoid unnecessary correspondence, those subscribers desiring back numbers are informed that the following issues are unobtainable:— 1924

An accomplished club racer as well as a journalist who has covered motor racing for several decades, Pye’s profound knowledge of race chassis means that he is a consultant to…