Sir, I know Trevor Tarring drives his Frazer Nash at 60-65 mph — I followed him once and was most impressed, but Nash drivers tend to cruise at maximum speed,…

Sir, D.S.J. has always said that if you enjoy doing something - somebody will try to stop you. How right he is. As a regular competitor in Vintage and Hostoric…

Sir, I was an avid reader of MOTOR SPORT from the mid '60s up to the late '80s. I stopped taking it then as I felt that the quality of…

A reader who still has the MG TC he bought in 1967 has imported a J4 MG Midget formerly owned by Gerald Goyner. It is thought to be the car…

The End of "Basic" Motor Sport is not a political paper, so we must content ourselves with announcing that the "basic" petrol ration has ended and that after November all…

The outright hill record at Shelsley Walsh was smashed when the British Hillclimb Championship contenders tackled the newly resurfaced hill in early June. The record was broken five times in…

Isle of Man-based Jaguar collector Allen Lloyd won two of the four legs of the Manx Motor Racing Club's ninth Manx Classic motorsport event last month, with record-breaking performances in…

Sir, I am delighted that you made Stirling Moss 'Best All-rounder' — but you don't know the half of it! In 1974, the late Henry Liddon and I organised the…

A 40-H.P. really light aeroplane of outstanding design and performance. During the past half-dozen years the trend of light aeroplane design has progressed along two distinct lines. In England the…

The basic price of the Standard Vanguard saloon, on which a road test report appeared in Motor Sport last month, has been increased while the price of the 2-litre A.C.…

Sir, It was interesting to read Nigel Roebuck’s ‘Reflections’ in the November edition relating to the integrity of modern Formula 1 drivers. It prompted me to recall the same writer’s…

Sir, The Land-Rover which passed John Britten's Peugeot on M3 (Letters: May 1977) was neither secret nor even very new. The Army put out a requirement for a vehicle to…