An Armstrong Siddeley Sir, Your article "Out of the Past", page 1345 November issue, concerning the 1924 30 hp Armstrong Siddeley owned by Lady Ewart, has awakened my memories. According…

First among Champions - The Alfa Romeo Grand Prix cars by David Venables ISBN: 1-85960-631-8 Published by Haynes, £30.00 The author of acclaimed works on Napier and PreWar Voiturettes has…

Champagne Trophy.—The latest sponsors of Historic car races are Charles Heidsieck Champagne, who put the Charles Heidsieck Challenge Trophy for a race at the AMOC Crystal Palace Meeting in September,…

M.G.C.C. Kimber Trophy Trial  (Dec. 26th) Cecil Kimber Trophy -- J. Buncombe (Dellow). Spencer Trophy --  P. G. Cooper (Hillman Minx). Murray Cup  --  A. W. Morrish (M.G. Special). Welch Cup…

BMW has delayed the introduction of its revised aero package – including a double diffuser – until the Turkish GP on June 7. The team has modified its KERS system…

A voice in the wilderness Sir, I enjoyed your articles in the Motor Sport October issue ... being a fervent Senna fan, it was good to hear him praised for a change.…

Monte Carlo, Sunday Night. Never has there been a more thrilling race! For the whole distance, occupying nearly 3½, hours, the blue and the red, France and Italy, Varzi and…

The Lotus Engineering Co., Ltd., will exhibit a Lotus Mk. IX multi-tubultar space-frame complete with Lotus swing-axle independent front suspension, Lotus de Dion rear suspension, outboard front and inboard rear…

Sir, In his book "Veteran and Edwardian Motor Cars", David Scott-Moncrieff mentions a possible link between Ettore Bugatti and Emil Mathis. Enclosed is a photograph of my 1924 11.3 h.p.…

Sir, I was just flicking through the pages of a recent issue, as one does, and was surprised to see the article on the Sark racing car. It gave the…

The Silverstone Thoroughbred Grand Prix car race during the British Grand Prix weekend in July drew interest from several senior members of the current grand prix paddock. "This is great.…

Sir, Might I point out through your correspondence columns that it is very unlikely that Motorists would be convicted of exceeding the 70-m.p.h. limit unless their true speed was in…