The Citroen SM was always a fast car, even by today's standards, but surely the claim of 200 mph is rather far-fetched? Not according to Citrantan, the Citroen CC's monthly magazine,…

The long-running battle between FISA and the American IMSA organisation is over, and the terms of the agreement allow the IMSA endurance cars to run in Europe this year without…

Although he never won the Manx International during his mainstream rallying career, Welshman Gwyndaf Evans finally celebrated victory on the island by dominating the Isle of Man Historic Rally. Driving…

Too young to have gained your 130mph badge while Brooklands was active? Don’t worry, you can still add one to your badgebar. A series of replicas is now available, made…

A 'you were there' special There is one place where history and the present day come gracefully together Goodwood holds a special place in the hearts of British race-goers. It…

The Vintage Sports Car Club is expecting a capacity entry of 250 cars for its annual Prescott hillclimb on August 5/6, making the event the biggest classic hillclimb of the…

It sits there, brooding, like some sulking schoolboy not allowed to play with his friends when he knows he could be the best striker on the pitch. Sporting a rear…

CG Grey will be remembered by the older readers of Motor Sport as the Founder and, until 1937, Editor of The Aeroplane.  He started that paper in 1911 and achieved world-wide fame for…

The French Grand Prix returned to Dijon Prenois on July 3rd and featured a tremendous battle for the lead between John Watson's Brabham BT45B (No. 7, above) and Mario Andretti's…

The West Sussex Drivers' Club is organising a motor coach trip from Worthing to Silverstone on May 18th, and the Secretary would be pleased to hear from any motorists interested…

By Alan Henry ISBN 1-874557-78-0 Published by Hazleton, £40.00 There are no big surprises here, no sleeved tricks, just a straight-forward chronology of the World Championship. If ever there was…

We commented last month on the number of production cars able to exceed 140 or more mph. In the wake of these comments comes the suggestion that Jaguar is thinking…