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Come along Britain! Mercédès-Benz, with the aid of two Englishmen, have won Italy's Mille Miglia, one of the world's toughest motor races. The German firm spared no effort or expense…

1993 Juha Kankkunen scores a record-breaking 20th WRC victory in his Toyota Celica on the RAC Rally. Carlos Sainz signs to join Colin McRae at Subaru for '94 following Lancia's…

1993 Alain Prost (above) seals his fourth world title at Estoril and then quits F1, allowing Ayrton Senna to move to Williams. McLaren fails to lure Michael Schumacher from Benetton,…

"Samson" postscript Our article on the rebuilding of the historic 1904 Napier L48 in Australia by Bob Chamberlain (Motor Sport, December 1988) has aroused much interest, and a few further…

Pacific learns fax of life Having failed to make the grid since last June, Pacific Team lotus not only started the Brazilian Grand Prix but finished it! Keith Wiggins arrived…

The various age divisions within the VSCC, VMC and VMCC are clearly defined, but Michael Ware, Curator of the National Motor Museum, is concerned that nothing properly defines the cars…

The Allard Clipper — £267. 15s. Sidney Allard [Correct spelling: Sydney Allard], famous for his sports cars and for winning the Monte Carlo Rally for Britain in the difficult year…

CLUB AFFAIRS • • Cyril Peacock calls for a concerted effort on the part of owners of Gwynne Eipht s and Tens to make his proposed Register a success. Send…

Ivory Coast Rally  --  Toyota walkaway It is fashionable among publicists, some writers, and those who find pleasure in statistics, especially those with little or no competitive experience, to link…

The VSCC was graced with a fabulous summer's day for its annual visit to Mallory Park, attracting what was probably the largest crowd since the Williams Trophy meeting has found…

The Motor Cycling Club was formedin 1901 by a group of young gentlemen about town who considered that the motor cycle was an agreeable sporting alternative to the horse. The…

The B.R.S.C.C. International Racing Car Show at the Old and New Horticultural Halls, London, S.W.1 will be opened by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, John Hay, M.P.,…