• On Motoring Museums In view of the great heritage on which our Motor Industry has thrived and the enormous and growing interest in everything associated with the history of…

Golden Age of Motor Sport: Volumes one, two and three -- DVD. 80mins, 80mins, 75mins,  www.throughthegears.net, £16.99 each Dubbing anything a 'golden age' is a dangerously subjective thing to do…

The Editor describes the M.G. Magnette Victory in the 1933 Mille Miglia. It is well, sometimes, to recall some of the greater deeds which British motorcars have done in the face…

Sir, The recent road test by C.R. concerned with the current Porsche 911 SC Sport evoked once again the desirability of owning such a piece of exotica. Like I imagine 99%…

1½-litre Fords When we road-tested the new Ford Consul Classic last year we stated "the performance is nothing to rave about." Ford has since found this out for themselves, for…

Books have been written about Austin racing history and before this special articles in Motor Sport provided very adequate coverage of the subject. But some significant gaps are filled in…

The trend of design As another year commences it behoves us to take a look at how engineering is developing in the motoring world. It is remarkable how many, and…

Major R R. Dove describes another journey In his Continental travels in his 1928 "12/40" Lea Francis—providing food for thought to those of our readers who are already planning their…

The Sixth Monte Carlo Challenge took place mostly in France between 11th and 17th February. The entry comprised 151 competing cars, al I models which could have competed in the…

INDIANAPOLIS, May 31st. A STARTLING series of mechanical breakdowns was the outstanding feature of this year's 500-mile race. Of the 33 starters, only eight were on the track when Lee…

Sir, I have several friends and relatives living in the USA and Canada, where they had that ridiculous speed limit of 55 mph, brought in 10 years ago because of…

Sir, After the "goings-on" of the British and Italian Grands Prix, would you please consider changing the name of your otherwise excellent magazine? Newbury J. M. ALMOND