The Liege The most arduous of rallies, this year's Liége was described by Eric Carlsson as the toughest yet. It was won outright by Bohringer and Kaiser in a Mercedes-Benz.…

Sir, I was late receiving my January copy of Motor Sport and have just this very minute read Mr. Pflaumer's letter on the future of MG. Now I have never…

Baron de Graffenried (Orsi Maserati) wins two races.  Ken Wharton (B.R.M.) sets new race and lap records in winning Richmond Formule Libre race. A record crowd assembled at Goodwood circuit…

The latest in a long line of restrictions placed upon the motorist will no doubt be accepted with the apathy for which the general public are notorious. I must express…

Where's Lothar? Sir, Loved the Can-Am retrospective. Perfect pictures, wonderful words. But why no mention of Lothar Motschenbacher? He was a US privateer who often troubled the front-runners in a…

An interesting and well-organised S.S.C.C. International Meeting at Kinneil.  Rain spoils the second-half times. The second round of the R.A.C. Hill-Climb Championship was run off at Bo'ness on June 26th,…

Subject to FIA recognition, new International Compression-Ignition Class-D records for the s.s. I-mile, 1-mile and kilometre and for the f.s. kilo, and mile have been set by motoring journalist Fritz…

Memories of the Oulton Park Gold Cup, '73 British GP and Gethin vanquishing the Porsches in lnterserie These evocative photos from the 1966 and '68 Oulton Park Gold Cup meetings…

John Cooper has had his years of hard work for motor racing officially recognised. The father of the modem F1 car has been awarded the Commander of the Order of…

Carlos Sainz wins one of the most exciting World Championship rallies on record Suggest to the main players that World Championship rallying is getting a shade unsubtle and that even…

The enthusiast is always interested in components which increase the efficiency of his car and has, in the past, displayed a keen desire to replace his coil-ignition distributor with a…

Sir, Having been a regular reader of your magazine for the past ten years, I have become accustomed to believing the reports made therein without question. A recent report makes…