W. E. " Wilkie " Wilkinson, late of Bellevue Garage, Rotol and Parnell's raciag shop, has settled down in Edinburgh in association with David Murray in acquiring Merchiston Motors, 12/13, Merehislon…

Sir, Perhaps Mr. Bradpiece has not heard of the Vauxhall, now sadly Americanised until one can only recognise it as a descendant of the 30/98 Velox by its big heart.…

It seems that new editions of the complete Aston Martin history and of Batsford's "Vintage Car Pocketbook" can be anticipated and that a BMW history is in hand. We also…

Sir, If in fact the axle of Mr. Peel's Victor 2000 is suspended by the brake hose when the car is on the jack (April issue), he should have it…

Sir, I have been reading Motor Sport now for some 18 months and never had just cause to put pen to paper. However, having just read your article entitled "Improved…

Unravelling the mystery of various Maserati 250Fs… The Maserati 250F is everyone's favourite '50s Grand Prix car. It was not a landmark design in terms of technological development, but it…

Jochen Neerpasch was at pains to explain Mercedes' decision, stated for the first time last November, not to compete at Le Mans unless the 24-hour event is part of the…

Sir, I am writing you to point out one or two statements you make in your article on Mr. R. O. Harper and the Newton Bennett car in your issue…

Sir, My deepest "salaams," congratulations and admiration for continuing to provide enthusiasts the world over with a whiff of Castrol R, happy memories, and many hours of welcome discussion on…

David Burgees-Wise has received the 2001 Roy Nockolds Trophy awarded for meritorious service to the Brooklands Society.

In the New Year Honours List John Arthur Brabham became the first man to receive a knighthood for services to motor racing. The Australian, thrice World Champion, won 14 out…

Sir, When clearing out some old transport files last week, I came across the enclosed photograph, which I feel might be of interest to your vintage enthusiast readers. The vehicle…