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For years there has been a perceived lack of overtaking in F1. But is this really the case, and where do you begin to improve it? There are a number…

(Aug. 7th Once again the Hants & Berks Motor Club held their annual speed hill-climb at Great Auclum, near Reading. The programme of events catered for all classes of cars,…

A fascinatingly-varied assembly of these cars, 43 in all, of which 15 were Lanchesters, occupied the peaceful rally field of the Montagu Motor Museum for the Club's first National Rally,…

FRAZER NASH PROGRAMME New Models IN addition to the inclusion of an entirely new type—the" Interceptor "—in their range of models for 1931, A.F.N. Ltd., the manufacturers of Frazer Nash…

South America was enjoying the intense heat of summer when the annual series of races were held in Buenos Aires. The first event was held on January 13th and was…

Alex Moulton CBE One of a few engineers to become a household name, Dr Alex Moulton, who has died aged 92, was known to the public for his revolutionary small-wheeled…

The Reims circuit’s grandstands and control tower have finally been restored after nearly 40 years of abandonment. Between its opening in 1926 and its closure in 1970 the famous circuit…

The works BRM P261 that Graham Hill used in the 1964 Formula One World Championship sold for a record sum for its type £309,500 at a Brooks' auction in December.…

Three different people engage in the same investigation

Sir, As a subscriber to your excellent magazine, having previously owned a TR3 and just completed a year's ownership of a TR4, I wonder if your readers would be interested…

The Mark Webber-backed teenager who hopes to become the first F1 Kiwi since the mid-Eighties. Simon Arron spoke to him Blink and you might have missed Mike Thackwell’s Formula 1…

Computerised onboard data collection is standard fare these days in everything from Formula 1 to a bog-standard production spam-can saloon. Of course this hasn’t always been true. In the 1970s,…