Sir, In May's Audi advertisement the advertiser compares the Audi with a Triumph 2000 and a Rover 2000. He makes acceleration comparisons taken from Motor. In the table on the…

Sir, It is interesting to recall that it was only in 1961 that you wrote of the Fiat-based Abarth "the quite remarkable Abarth Zagato 750 GT. . . . is…

[In this instalment of a popular series, Ivor Perren of Trowbridge describes the sort of cars a post-war enthusiast could buy with small bags of lolly.  Ed]  My story, I suppose,…

Lunch with Johnny Herbert was an entertaining affair at the Lloyd’s Motor Club in the City of London. He enthralled 84 club members and guests with anecdotes about his racing…

The MSA British Historic Rally Championship concluded in mid-Wales on the Bulldog Rally. Support for the series was strong, with James Stait's MG Midget (below) taking the crown by a…

SINCE the last summary on the R.A.C. Hill-Climb Championship for 1963 appeared in last month's issue, two further qualifying rounds have taken place, one being a newcomer to the contest,…

The small Italian Minardi F1 team has signed a new driver to partner Alessandro Nannini in 1987. He is Spaniard Adrian Campos, who competed in Formula 3000 last year and…

Sir, With reference to your photograph on page 929 of August's Motor Sport, I think the "mystery car" is a Joswin which was a large German car of the early…

Front-cover-picture: Major sponsorship tie-up for 1974 is between Marlboro cigarettes, Texaco fuel and McLaren Racing. We picture one of the McLaren M23s in its new colours, with Emerson Fittipaldi at…

Being fragments from an age of individual cars and proud owners SOME of my earliest memories are of studying exciting pictures of fast-looking cars against a background of palisade fences,…

Everyone was delighted by Rubens Barrichello's triumph in the German Grand Prix — except perhaps Ron Dennis. Unlike so many maiden wins, this was bravely and fairly won, and did…

Sir, The recent correspondence about R11B, Peter Bell, the Queensferry sprint and the like has prompted me to pen some of my reminiscences of this fabulous machine. Weguelin's wonderful book…