Sir, I have recently acquired a 1962 Gilbern GT; to my knowledge the only one in the US. The car has been used for autocrossing for many years now but…

The figures for new car registrations in 1971, from January to September, show British Leyland substantially in the lead, with a total of 398,631 private cars, an improvement over the…

Sir, Your article in the November 1975 issue, "The Mini Revisited", brought back some varied memories, not all of them pleasant. Like C.R./J.W., I too ran a fairly early Mini…

Champcar racing could return to Brands Hatch after a 25-year break following the cancellation of the Rockingham 500 planned for May 2003. Rockingham's new CEO Ashley Pover has canned the…

Round Two of the FlA Cup for Thoroughbred Grand Prix Cars with MOTOR SPORT fell on a soaking Magny-Cours circuit John Fenning was the deserved victor of the rain-blighted third…

Sir, Your correspondent Mr. N. Buxton would like to know about the Brook's Super Sparker. He will be interested to know that this is the subject of British Patent (not…

Sir, While I wholeheartedly agree with your comments with reference to "Deceitful Datsun", I would point out to you that Jamil Din (Uganda) did in fact finish third in the…

The 750 MC Six hour race, started by Holland Birkett in 1951 to enable impecunious enthusiasts to have a taste of long-distance racing, has survived, and was again held at…

The General Motors brand, which has raced at Le Mans since 2000, and its long-term motor sport partner Pratt & Miller have abandoned plans to build a car to the…

A member of the Industrial Railway Society confirms that the locomotive called "Brooklands" which was used in the construction of Brooklands Track, was a class-L, 0-6-0 Manning Wardle saddle-tank loco…

Sir, The latest FISA fiasco over superlicences makes me wonder why a sport such as motor racing is governed by a bunch of bureaucrats whose qualifications could not make them…

Wrong Fire! Sir, I note in your report of VSCC April Silverstone that you credit Guy Smith with a fire in his Frazer Nash. Unfortunately for me, the fire was…