Archive Cars in Books, April 1984 A reader has drawn my attention to some very interesting and unexpected references to motoring in the Ralph Richardson biography. It seems that the great actor's introduction to the sport… April 1984 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Historic scene with... Gordon Cruickshank Stars of the silver screen More than a decade after their 1955 Mille Miglia win, Stirling Moss and Denis Jenkinson became subjects of a BBC play... Thank heavens for enthusiasts,… August 2013 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive The classic restorers Lynx Motors Int. As famous for improving new cars as for its reproductions of a great fifties sports-racer, Lynx also restores and maintains some of the rarest racing Jaguars. But,… November 2000 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive New Horizons for Jaguar Jaguar Cars' marketing successes since the arrival of Sir John Egan in 1980 have funded a new £55-million engineering and research centre which was opened at Whitley in May. Six… July 1988 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive In the workshop Hardy Hall Restorations What’s your history? I started the firm in 1999 after a 15-year career in motor racing which culminated in rebuilding a six-wheel Tyrrell. During that time I… February 2012 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive Coming of age Sir, The Editor is a modest man, and it is no surprise that the article "Brooklands Society Comes of Age" (Motor Sport, November 1988) makes no reference to the success… January 1989 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Toyota Troubles Toyota Troubles Sir, As another "expatriate Briton" I have read with increasing dismay, but also resignation going by other things one reads about the U.K. these days, the letters from… December 1973 Issue By admin
Archive RAC Veteran Car Run Although it cannot rank with top racing fixtures, large rallies and the like (and is not in fact either a race, a rally (except at the start and finish) nor… December 1995 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive This Month on the International Racing Scene Although it is not on the racing calendar, nor on the International list, one event that must surely make itself felt on the International scene is the voyage of 43… July 1969 Issue By Denis Jenkinson
Archive MOTOR SPORT. Tazio Nuvolari travelling at 200 m.p.h. on the Bimotore Alfa-Romeo. With which he took the eight litre, mile, and kilometre records. The unorthodox front wheel drive car. Speed of the… January 1936 Issue By admin
Archive Must The Show Go On? If the rain won't stop, should the racing? Mark Skewis considers the controversial issue highlighted by the Spanish GP Two matters of concern arose from Barcelona's rain-lashed Grand Prix: one… July 1996 Issue By Mark Skewis
Archive A Mystery Allard Sir, I wonder if you would be good enough to help me collect information on my car, by publishing the details that I have in Motor Sport. The car is or… July 1980 Issue By Motor Sport