We thought that the first British win on the Monte Carlo Rally for eight years deserved something more than a straightforward report and consequently we decided to arrange to road-test…

Monaco Grand Prix - Monte Carlo, 28 May 1995 - 78 laps of 2.07 mile circuit (161.305 miles) 1: Michael Schumacher - Benneton B195-Renault V10 - 1h 53m 11.258s 2:…

Sir, Regarding Mr. Tilsley's letter concerning the Ford Capri, published in the January edition of your magazine. May I add to the correspondence but with especial reference to the Capri…

Andy Priaulx won his third World Touring Car Championship in a row after taking victory in the second race at Macau, the last race of the season. He arrived at…

Great interest has been shown in some of the cars used for the series of races held recently in the Argentine, when the temporary existence of a "Formula Libre" gave…

Mercedes remains the only Formula 1 team yet to agree terms to commit itself to the sport from next year until 2020, as Bernie Ecclestone continues to play hard-ball with…

The Editor of Motor Sport has resigned from the Presidency of the Armstrong Siddeley Owners' Club.

Motor Sport joins with the rest of the motoring world in offering heartfelt condolences to the relations and friends of J. A. Cooper, late Sports Editor of the Autocar, who…

[I am delighted to publish this article about the 1928 FWD Alvis TT cars, from Hugh Torrens, of Keele University, because it throws new light on one of motor racing's…

A Series of Interviews with Personalities famous in the Realms of Motoring Sport No. 5 — Cecil Clutton Cecil Clutton has largely antiquarian interests. This is apparent not only in…

Sir, It is relatively unimportant, but for the record, Patrick Lindsay did not drive our ERA R9B in the "Pre-War Allcomers" at the July VSCC Silverstone meeting. I was the…

From Princess Chula Chakrabongse. Sir, Following the article on "Cars In Books", I must answer some of the queries about my late husband's cars, as I naturally love nice cars…