Nine British drivers will be on the grid in New Zealand this winter in the Tasman Cup Revival series for Formula 5000s. As well as races in New Zealand, starting…

December 8: Johnny Herbert takes his first F1 victory... in the Kenwood Grand Prix, which takes place in a car park adjacent to the Bologna Motor Show. Britain also triumphs…

Sir, So Nivelles may be disappearing unmourned under a tide of concrete, but Reims? Yes, it's happening there, too. On a visit last week I discovered that the sweeping right-hander…

Regazzoni, the Swiss Ferrari driver, took the lead of the World Championship for Drivers after the Brazilian Grand Prix where we picture him on the way to second place behind…

Hawthorn Wins International Trophy Race in Moss' Maserati The Crystal Palace was again the scene of motor-racing on July 30th, when the B.A.R.C. staged its so-called International Meeting at the…

Rockingham Circuit and the MG Car Club have combined to celebrate great British sportscars, and the anniversary of the venue's official opening. Although a lower-key event than the Coys-supported festival…

On January 1st, 1974, Britain's oldest and biggest motor-racing club moved into the breezy atmosphere of their new headquarters at Thruxton Circuit in Hampshire. The British Automobile Racing Club (BARC)…

Sir, With reference to Mr. Plant's caption, "The one that didn't get away!" to the photograph published in your March edition. I should like to suggest that an equally suitable…

N.B. – Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. – ED. What now? Sir, I was interested to read "D. S.…

Gonzalez in the F.1 Ferrari used Shell fuel and oil, Weber carburetters, Marchal plugs, Pirelli tyres, Marelli ignition, Houdaille shock-absorbers and Borani wheels. In the 4.9 sports Ferrari he was…

Sir, I have read a number of readers' comments recently with regard to the revised MoT test and must admit to having been sceptical in some cases. My recent experience, however,…

We hear . . . W. E. Wilkinson, the Bellevue Garage tuning wizard, is still in the West Country doing important aircraft work, in close company with Percy Pugh, of…