Sir, I found your articles on the rear-engined revolution at Indianapolis (October 2000 issue) during the 1960s very interesting and felt compelled to refer to Jim Clark's account of the…

From a reader in South Africa comes a defence of post-vintage cars. He has had his MG TC for 53 years. In 1949 TC/7217 cost £470.10 shillings, and apart from…

Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents, and are not necessarily those of Motor Sport. Stuart Lewis-Evans Sir, I would like to thank you for publishing such a splendid article…

We tender our condolences to Edward Eves, who was involved in an M1 pile-up in February, writing off the Reliant Scimitar he was driving. This happened just before his article…

A '74 car, a homologation special for the 3.0 RSR model, which included various modifications to the engine, running gear and bodywork. Increase in compression ratio, 4-bearing cam boxes and…

Tony Brooks is one of the all-time greats and a master of understatement - the headline is his. It refers to his epic win for Aston Martin alongside Noel Cunningham-Reid…

The Buenos Aires Grand Prix, held over a tortuous 3-mile circuit in the city park, was a most interesting race. Last year Villoresi beat Varzi in two out of three…

Racing continued in the Argentine, although Peter Whitehead returned home before it was over, fed-up with the patchy organisation. The Grand Prix of Mar Del Plata Was run off on…

Road Atlanta, July 11th. The third Can-Am round at Road Atlanta, 50 miles north-east of Georgia's state capital, was intended as the rubber match between Team McLaren and the works…

"There could hardly be a bigger difference of philosophy between Ford of Dagenham and its greatest rival in this country, the British Motor Corporation, and as enthusiasts of exciting engineering,…

Porsche's absolute domination of this year's World Championship for Makes remained not merely unbroken, but totally unchallenged, in the three latest rounds of the World's so-called premier contest for production-based…

Sir, As a new reader to your magazine, I feel must congratulate you and your staff on its interesting range of articles. But I must protest about several opinions and…