Archive Group C roars back Jan Lammers and Win Percy could be among the stars racing in a Group C revival masterminded by the Aston Martin Owners Club next season. Lammers will drive Jaguar Holland's… January 2000 Issue By Marcus Pye
Archive Battle of the 20/4s When I was posted to Harrogate during WII, I was able to pop over to Bradford to interview Felix Scriven about his Brooklands cars. His first was the Austin Twenty… October 2003 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Obituary Roger Hurst This enthusiastic racer who passed away recently, competed over several decades. Hurst drove in F2 and F3 events at international level, and also competed in sportscars. He was… September 2004 Issue By admin
Archive NOTES ON THE CARS AT JARAMA THE 1970 season of GP racing continues to be full of mechanical interest, and brightest star on the scene is undoubtedly the Lows 72, two of which made their debut… May 1970 Issue By Denis Jenkinson
Archive We shall race them on the beaches: why speed pioneers took to sand More motor racing on sand courses has occurred than may be generally realised. The inaugural use of such a venue appears to have been in 1904 by the Irish Automobile… February 2002 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive A 2-LITRE ASTON-MARTIN A 2-LITRE ASTON-MARTIN STRIKING NEW SUPER-SPORTS MODEL WHICH SHOULD GIVE SPEED OF 110 M.P.H. IN LE MANS TRIM Persistent rumours of a larger AstonMartin took concrete form with the announcement… July 1936 Issue By admin
Archive The Henry Ford Centennial Run (June 30th)* London—Brighton in a 1919 Model-T *Henry Ford was, in fact, born on July 30th, 1863, but the police thought that the Brighton Road would be too crowded for model-Ts on… August 1963 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Brighton International Speed Trials A. J. Butterworth Fastest with His F.W.D. Air-Cooled A.J.B. Raymond Mays' Course Record Unbroken. Pitt's Blower 4 1/2-litre Bentley is Fastest Sports Car. Mrs. Allard Beats Her Husband in J-type… October 1949 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive GP Masters postponed until 2006 Ex-F1 drivers forced to wait as new single-seater series changes tack Plans are still alive for the creation of a one-make single-seater championship for grand prix stars of the past… February 2005 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Veteran - Edwardian - Vintage, January 1967 A section devoted to old-car matters The V.S.C.C. Driving Tests, Silverstone, December 10th: The Vintage S.C.C. is on the whole traditional and in December it has its driving tests at… January 1967 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Colin McRae Matters of moment Guest column Colin McRae When leading Citroën driver Sebastian Loeb broke his arm, the British rally champion was rushed in to take his place I had heard… December 2006 Issue By admin
Archive A Test of the "201" Peugeot A Test of the " 201 " Peugeot Principal Characteristics. Engine : Four-cylinder---63 m.m. bore by 90 m.m. stroke—cubic capacity 1,122 c.c. Battery and coil ignition, Solex carburetter. Chassis :… September 1931 Issue By admin