Starting at the beginning of the alphabet with the AC Owners Club, the February issue of AC Action includes a fascinating article on the history and longawaited restoration of A98,…

Driving his first race since his accident in the Belgian GP, Stirling Moss won the 75-kilometre sports-car race at the Swedish Karlskoga meeting in the new 2-litre rear-engined Lotus Nineteen.…

The Great Turbine Controversy finally came to a head last month when practice opened for the 52nd Indianapolis 500. Although this was necessarily written before the qualification attempts or the…

Sir, A reader of your splendid magazine for more years than I care to remember, I'd like to express my great appreciation of your write-up and pictures of the V12…

Sir, With reference to Mr. Jarman's fascinating article on the “Bullnose" Morris I enclose a photograph of my mother's two brothers, Will and Tom Sallitt, in the former's 1923, 11.9-h.p.,…

Morgan drivers Sir, For many years I have been trying to trace the present day whereabouts of Miss Prudence Fawcett and G White who drove a Morgan 4/4 to a class…

Sir, In reply to Mr. McKinley, might I say that I rode many miles in Germany in the back seat of a Volkswagen without feeling uncomfortable, although I am over…

When Graham Hill decided to form his own team in 1973 with himself as driver and headcook and bottle-washer he was heavily sponsored by Embassy Cigarettes. He bought one of…

Having had its 2001 season badly affected by Foot and Mouth disease, the Historic Rally Car Register has scheduled a nineevent calendar for the 2002 British Historic Rally Championship. It…

Sir, I was most interested to read the letter from Mr. Pelton regarding the regular use of pre-war cars. I too am concerned over the lack of use of these…

TOWARDS the end of last season the Sporting Commission of the FIA were still living in hopes of achieving what they called a "Worldwide Formula for racing". The idea was…

Sir, I was most interested to see Mr. A. W. Dunn's photograph of his rebuilt BDV roller as these rollers were the brainchild of my father, Mr. Henry Granger. Unfortunately…