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At the Race of Champions two new Formula One designs appeared for the first time, apart from the revolutionary Lotus Turbine car described elsewhere, one winning the race and the…

As the Editor pointed out last month, Grand Prix racing has never been in such an open state, with every race wide open as to its outcome. No driver, or…

Sir, I was somewhat amused to read Pierre's letter and could not resist the opportunity of refuting what he thinks about a Sprite's shortcomings! Having been a Sprite passenger, I…

Letters from Readers N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPoxr does not necessarily associate itself with them,—En.

CITROEN C.C. ‘ve have received the fttllowing antiouneeittent from IIte Ceneral Secretary of the Citroen Car Club ;- " The Club continues to make good progress mitt great inlerest is…

The 80th birthday of Sir Stirling Moss will be marked by a special race for 1950s sports cars at the new Algarve circuit on October 17, where Moss himself will…

Yellow streak Sir, After receiving your July issue and reading about Tony Fernandes taking over Caterham, I want to point out that I was the first Lotus owner with a…

ASHBY'S ALFA DEVELOPMENTS When we visited A. F. Ashby to glean some information on the timing of the Riley marque, we were invited to examine the 3.2-litre monoposto Dubonnet suspended…

The S4S is the first new Esprit since the racy sport 300, from which it has borrowed some soul. Ryan Baptiste wonders whether this is the best incarnation yet? Whilst…

A 3-litre Humber Super Snipe and the New Standard Vanguard Vignale Six Used to Follow the R.A.C. Rally When it had been decided that I should take a photographer to…

A 1917 Turner Sir, As I do not remember a similar car being mentioned previously, I enclose a photograph of a Turner 2/3-seater car (R.A.C. rating 8.9 h.p.) which I…

Book Reviews "'Tan Moron' YEAR Ram, 1951," by Laurence Pomeroy, M.S.A.E., and R. L. de Burgh Wallarley. (Temple Press, Ltd., Bowling Green Lane, E.C.1, 216 pp., 12s. 6d.) Every honest…