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THE BUGATTI CLUB IN SURREY A fairly easy route covered successfully by all competitors. THE Afternoon Trial organiised by the Bugatti Owners Club was an entertaining run, in which good…

Sir, "The sportsman and the friendly spirit that (Moss and Hawthorn) have shown each other throughout the season has been a pleasure to watch and should settle once and for…

Hermann Tilke has faced criticism over his F1 circuit designs, but he’s often been confined by rules and budgets. And then came Abu Dhabi… By Adam Sweeting For the 17th…

A 30/40s Rover Sir, Under V.E.V. Miscellany, June issue, I noticed Morrises sold for 30s,, etc. You may be interested to know that I bought my 1937 Rover Ten for £2 with…

There are very few truly new cars on show this year. Colin Chapman, however, maintains his reputation with the Lotus Elite Mk. XIV coupe, which is not only a very pretty…

Bill Boddy In the adventurous pioneering days, there was a satisfying challenge, not quite so demanding as competing in the great town-to-town races or the Grands Prix, but more strenuous…

The Bandama Rally and the Tour of Corsica Two world championship rallies have taken place since last month's review was written, the Bandama Rally in West Africa's Ivory Coast and the…

I commented recently on how gaps are being filled in the one-make book field. Latest proof is Michael E. Keller's The Graham Legacy: Graham-Paige to 1932. It is an enormous…

A record 76 cars will contest the third Tour Britannia when the classic race and rally tour starts from Brands Hatch on Tuesday, September 4. Two dozen will contest the…

"MISS ENGLAND'S" RETURN IN view of the present controversy about the importance of the Schneider Trophy, it is significant to reflect that unless the skill of British engineers had been…

LADIES MOTORING HELMETS GENTS MOTORING HELMETS In Grenfell cloth, any colour in white drill, perfect fitting . 7/6

This piece of road still provides the focus of the world's most famous rally. But other Monte stages have come and gone, as John Davenport explains You are in Monte…