Archive Touring Topics Under this heading last December I remarked that Esso had left some ugly gashes in the English countryside where their pipelines have been laid. Instead of gnashing their teeth in… March 1964 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Speedometers and the law Sir. With reference to the letter from Mr. R.T. Torrance of Melksham on the subject of accuracy of speedometers, if my memory serves me correctly the law does not require… April 1966 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive THE COACHWORK COMPETITION THE COACHWORK COMPETITION THE cars this year were divided into six categories, based on the prices of the complete cars, including accessories. Each category was further divided into three classes,… April 1934 Issue By admin
Archive Colour schemes come in good, bad – and very, very ugly Racing car liveries are a subject worthy of a dedicated book, not least for some – ahem – infelicitous colour combinations adopted over recent decades. They range from the simply… January 2010 Issue By Doug Nye
Archive GT40 - An Individual History And Race Record by Ronnie Spain (Osprey, 12-14 Long Acre, London. £19.95) Ten years work went into this mammoth and definitive volume, and as a reference work it surely could not be surpassed.… April 1987 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive British sportscars - A chequered history For 75 years, the British have taken on the world in the sportscar arena and, often as not, come out on top. Gordon Cruickshank flies the flag for the UK… February 1998 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive José Froilán González: Argentina's other hero He’s one of Argentina’s living motor racing legends – well, sporting legends in general – but what always strikes one about José Froilán González is that he’s always been so… January 2008 Issue By Tony Watson
Archive "Motor Sport" Jubilee Letters, August 1949 From T. G. Moore, Esq., who was Chairman and Editor of Motor Sport from 1929 until 1936: As a former Chairman and Editor of Motor Sport, I feel I must… August 1949 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive THE SPORTS - CAR "HOUR" THE SPORTS CAR "HO UR " The R.A.C. is not anxious to observe any further hour runs by sports-type cars, on the grounds that there is no official hour record… November 1938 Issue By admin
Archive Correction WE MADE a hash of describing the late Air Chief Marshal Sir Alec Coryton's veteran Panhard-Levassor, last month. The car was actually borrowed by Sir Alec for VCC events from… January 1982 Issue By admin
Archive Such Freedom... Those whose thwarted ambition has been to drive freely round a proper race circuit now have their chance. Coys Chrysler-sponsored International Historic Festival is to include such an opportunity on… July 1996 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Proud farewell to a legend Proud farewell to a legend This day was inevitable. We knew WB couldn't go on forever. Still, when the message came through on the morning of July 7 the sense… September 2011 Issue By admin
