Michael Lyons became the youngest ever winner of an F1 race when he won the Grand Prix Masters event at Brands Hatch aged just 18 years and four months. Although…

by "Carrozzino" The introduction, by the F.I.M., of the World Championships for the various classes during the past season proved to be an unqualified success. Apart from the fact that…

Sir, Shall I buy a new Rover? The Government spends millions to have a car produced for me to spend £4,750. If I use the car at the speed it's…

I agree entirely with Mr Stenning (March 1985) that by now Rover is just one of the formerly illustrious names available for selection in BL's now long established badge engineering…

A weak shadow of its former self Donington Park, May 7th The British Empire Trophy is an event steeped in history. Since its inception in 1932, it has been won by…

FIA Thoroughbred Grand Prix -- Gallego steals a march on old guard The TGP series boiled down to a head-to-head between Portuguese pretender Rodrigo Gallego and defending champion Mike Wrigley…

Sir, I feel I must echo Mr Gardener's enthusiasm for the Jaguar 420, which appeared in his letter in the May issue of your magazine. I have owned two of…

Sir, I am sure that your readers will know of one or more of the organisations who offer insurance against being immobilised in the event of losing one's licence either…

Derek Bell has been awarded the title of Honoured Citizen of Le Mans. He is only the fourth driver to receive this accolade in nearly 80 years. The others are…

Who was first with light-alloy pistons? Sir, In your June issue, you published an article under the heading "Did W. O. Bentley Crib?" I don't have any intention of joining…

No phantom race Sir, Much seems to have been written recently concerning the racing history of the AC Cobra and, as you point out In your article in April's Motor…

We hear F/O G. L. Weaver still has his 1925 Aston-Martin stored away and hopes some day to give it the attention it deserves, although he has not seen it since…