Sir, The cancellation of the meeting at Aintree on 20th July last was a great disappointment to me. As a 16 year old in 1957, I travelled to Aintree with…

Sir, To add further to Bill Boddy's musings over the identity of the Isotta-Fraschini in the picture on page 92 of the October issue, and whether the car might be…

For six days, so the story goes, he plonked himself on the sofa in the reception area at the Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Guy Anthony Vandervell was a…

The Austin Seven is one of the world's great motor cars; some people go so far as to say the greatest. It was in production as an exceedingly successful economy…

An Open Letter to The Minister Of Transport Dear Mrs. Castle, At the commencement of the New Year, which does not look like being a very bright one for Britain,…

Sir, Sorry to be pedantic with Chris Rouse (Letters, October issue), but I would suggest that he is a lover of the top-left corner of Great Britain, not of the…

Mercedes-Benz has decided not to run the Double Twelve Brooklands Motoring Festival this year, citing the economic climate as a reason not to repeat the successful 2008 event. Organisers have…

Sir, I expect most readers will agree with your March Editorial which calls for a return of major races for sporting cars which have some resemblance to those the public…

Sir, Perhaps I may be permitted to protest against this massive advertising drive by oil firms for which the motorist indirectly pays. We are now told that if we use…

Sir, My last visit to Brands was to the British GP 19721 and it was pleasurable. The entry cost was modest and if one did not want to afford the…

Didier Pironi, the French former Ferrari Formula One driver, was tragically killed in a powerboating accident off the Isle of Wight on Sunday, August 23. French television broadcaster Bernard Giroux…

Sir, Following my letter in the October, 1970, issue regarding Pratts petrol cans and the replies it has brought forth, I have recently been in touch by letter with a…