Archive Aston Engines Sir, In the Aston Martin article last month, the author states that the engine subsequent to the 2992cc development of the 2500cc 'six' was designed by Tadek Marek. The engine… February 1997 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive That Grand Prix Mercedes Sir, I very much enjoyed and am most interested in your paragraph "Could it be?" on the hot-rod/ 1914 Grand Prix Mercedes in the current issue of Motor Sport. I… October 1977 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Les Leston Les Leston, who has died aged 91, was an awardwinning jazz drummer in his teens, playing the London clubs with the Clay Pigeons, a band led by Belgian trumpeter and… July 2012 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Letters from Readers, June 1949 Sir, As a keen member of the sports-car fraternity of the British Automobile Racing Club, I would like to hasten to the support of the Easter Monday programme at Goodwood.… June 1949 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Raymond Mays (E.R.A.) fastest at Brighton Speed Trials J2 Cadillac-Allard Smashes Sports-Car Record. The Brighton Speed Trials were held in beautiful weather on September 2nd and a breeze blowing up the kilometre provided gentle assistance. There is definitely something… October 1950 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Homes of the Racing Drivers Pictured is the ultra-smart home of Denny Hulme, former World Champion and Can-Am Champion, situated on the outskirts of South London. January 1973 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive FISA's new World Sportscar formula A 3.5-litre class is to be introduced to the World Sports-Prototype Championship for 1989, in preparation for 1991 when the series will become the exclusive preserve of these two-seater Formula… November 1988 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Sporting C. C. of Norfolk On April 25th, 22 competitors of the Sporting Car Club of Norfolk took part in the "Spring Run." This social event was organised by Mr. A. Larwood and friends to… June 1954 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive A Polish for the Connoisseur A new car polish has just appeared on the market for the motorist who is looking for a lasting high quality finish labelled "Limousine car polish for vintage-veteran-elegance". The finished… August 1970 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive How the poor live An impecunious enthusiast tells of some inexpensive fast motoring. By way of variety this chronicle of car ownership is in a descending scale, and is appropriately titled "How the poor live." It… December 1944 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Gurney Flap Dan Gurney was one of the genuine all-time great drivers, but perhaps his biggest contribution to Motorsport was, says Keith Howard, the provision of extra rear-end down-force with minimal aerodynamic… September 2000 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive The 1933 Spanish Grand Prix THE SPANISH GRAND PRIX. AFTER an interval of two years, the A.C. de Guipuzcoa decided to revive the Spanish Grand Prix, over the famous Lasarte circuit near San Sebastian. On… November 1933 Issue By Motor Sport
