Archive Ref. P (for PANSY ?) V.T. ALVIS 'Ref. P (for PANSY ?) V.T. ALVIS Sir, " Collins, in a rather pansy Alvis, also did 11 see. but went the wrong way " (Moron SPotrr, March, p. 162).… April 1960 Issue By admin
Archive A lecture on motor-racing photography E. S. Tompkins, B.Sc., A.R.P.S., a contributor to this paper, was scheduled to present a lecture on "Speed Photography—Motor-Racing" before the Royal Photographic Society last November, but the war resulted… April 1941 Issue By admin
Archive Sun, snow... and Saabs The Swedish Rally started as a summer event held in 24-hour daylight. John Davenport looks at how it evolved into the classic snow rally Think of the Swedish Rally and… February 2006 Issue By John Davenport
Archive Eureka! Franklin hits a high note David Franklin set a new Classic record during the three-day festival of hillclimbing at Shelsley Walsh in August. Aboard the glorious Ferrari 212E of Carlos Monteverde, Franklin thrilled a huge crowd… October 2003 Issue By admin
Archive Obituary Motor Sport joins with the rest of the motoring world in offering heartfelt condolences to the relations and friends of J. A. Cooper, late Sports Editor of the Autocar, who… May 1955 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Swedish Rally Although the Audi Quattros were overshadowed by the better handling Opel Ascona 400s on the dry roads of the Monte-Carlo Rally, in February's Swedish Rally the superior traction of the… March 1982 Issue By Gerry Phillips
Archive Rally GB goes back to its routes Fan feedback sparks change of direction for Britain’s WRC showpiece The Wales Rally GB has a rocky history. It was first run in 1932 as the RAC Rally, with 341… October 2013 Issue By Ed Foster
Archive Rumblings, February 1963 A TWIN-ENGINED B.M.C. MOKE 4 x 4 One Friday in January the Editor was the recipient of a mysterious telephone call from Longbridge, Reg Bishop of B.M.C. Publicity requesting his company… February 1963 Issue By admin
Archive Where Have All The Peugeots Gone? The Editor attempts to trace the fate of some of the most significant Grand Prix cars of all time Those who know their motor racing history will not dispute the… June 1968 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive The curious case of the FC Front-Drive Alvis [I am delighted to publish this article about the 1928 FWD Alvis TT cars, from Hugh Torrens, of Keele University, because it throws new light on one of motor racing's… December 1974 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Personality Parade A Series of Interviews with Personalities famous in the Realms of Motoring Sport No. 5 — Cecil Clutton Cecil Clutton has largely antiquarian interests. This is apparent not only in… May 1946 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Miniatures News, April 1969 Dinky Toys (Meccano) have a miniature of a Superior Clarion ambulance with flashing red roof-lamp. No. 277 in this well-finished and detailed series, for which spare tyres can be supplied.… April 1969 Issue By Bill Boddy
