Sydney Allard - 1949 British Hill-Climbing Champion Sydney Allard Breaks Course Record (44.26 sec.), Sports-Car Record (47,96 sec.), Wins Three Classes and Final of 1949 R.A.C. Hill-Climbing Championship and Team…

Sir, Having been a reader of your excellent Magazine for sixteen years, I feel that this is a good time to write my first letter to you, and join in…

for the budding Automobile Engineer. One of the chief differences between this generation and the last is, that whereas then the common desire of youth was to be an engine…

Sir, Under the heading "Progress?" your correspondent J. D. K. Watson described his early experiences with a Calcott which his father bought in 1925. In case the ritual of "cooking"…

Connaught Engineering Sir, Further to my letter concerning some of the details and comments in the article on Mike Oliver (unfortunately this must have gone astray—Ed.), I must make further…

David Brabham will try to emulate older brother Geoff by winning the Le Mans 24 Hours in a Peugeot. Brabham was the surprise announcement when the Peugeot team launched its…

Sir, The attitude of your correspondent James F. Page is, unfortunately, very common amongst the many motorists who in their inconsiderations do not know how to treat cyclists on the…

”My new engine will be as silent and as swift as clouds moving before a storm!" — Chapter 1. ”Like an arrow the, Silver Cloud shot forward on its last,…

BARC The hilIclimb championship run by the British Automobile Racing Club with twelve rounds, covering the country from Scotland to Devon will be sponsored once again by Jim Thomson's Otley-based…

What appears to be a circa-1913 LGOC-B-type/Daimler bus is serving as the basis of a caravan, later developed into a bungalow, in Yorkshire, but may eventually be scrapped. Apparently it…

David Brown’s Aston Martins finished first and third in the Nine-Hour Race at Goodwood on August 20th, with the lone Ecurie Ecosse D-type Jaguar as meat in the Feltham sandwich.…

J. B. Ashby looks back on cars he has owned and driven I spent the early years of my life in Hitchin, and in those days the market-place was a veritable…