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A Big Brute with Bags of Performance In Motor Sport last September we reported on a visit to the Jensen factory and it is now possible to give impressions of…

THE " COLMORE " F AZER-NAS1-1 NEW MODEL WITH SPECIAL GUARANTEE. PAR.TIC I:LABIA' attractive new model now figures in the range of cars manufactured by Frazer-Nash Cars Ltd., of Hounslow,…

In 1982 the Army Air Corps — which can trace its origins to the first world war — celebrates its Silver Jubilee in a three-day extravaganza during the last week…

Sir, I suppose it is an inbuilt weakness in human nature to start knocking the opposition when ones own affairs are in a right old mess. Thus British Leyland is…

The look of pleasure on the faces of the Aston Martin personnel at Le Mans was good to behold. Final practice times issued on Thursday night confirmed that the Nimrod was…

As the New Year approaches we can anticipate a highly interesting season of varied motoring sport. Formula One racing should be less confined to one winning make, a situation the…

It was David versus Goliath when a Mini was entered against the Ferraris on the 1962 Targa Florio. And the tiny British car won fans all over Sicily. Bernard Cahier…

...and changes his mind about Tyrrell's six-wheeler Jody Scheckter has been reunited with the car in which he became the only man to win a World Championship Grand Prix on…

"It was a good sale, particularly with the road cars," Silverstone Auctions told Motor Sport after its Silverstone Classic sale on July 21. "Race cars seem to be suffering in…

There was much excitement among the media over Goodyear's announcement from Akron that they were producing racing tyres of radial-ply construction. Many people seem to have forgotten that Patrick Tambay…

Aston-Martin finishes second The International 12-Hour Sports-Car Race at Sebring, U.S.A. was notable for David Brown sending out two DB3 Aston Martins, 2.9-litre models, under the care of John Wyer, for Duke/Collins…