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The Rolls-Royce 'Wraith' by Tom C . Clarke 24.5 pp. 10'x7'. (R-R.E.C Publishing, The Hunt House, Paulerspury, Towcester, Northants NN12 7NA. £23.50 plus £2.00 postage) John M. Fasal has undertaken…

I am finally back home in the states after my travels through Europe in pursuit of what is supposed to be a hobby - my historic racing weekends at Silverstone,…

"Tiger — The Making of a Sports Car" by Mike Taylor. 224 pp. 9½" x 7" (Gentry Books Ltd., 16 Regency Street, London SW1. £9.95). In spite of the proliferation…

Once clear of the perils of Oxford, however, one gets into the open country, usually one seems to get onto the Henley road. Of course half Oxford has done the…

John Buffum's second place to Hannu Mikkola on the Carson City Rally was enough to collar his eighth SCCA PRO Rally title. British duo Trevor Hadley/Phil Birt won the Group…

It is amazing, there are still people who say they do not like Monza and that they do not want to go there again, and yet once more we saw…

The Schumacher era Dieter Streve-Mühlens/Rainer W Schlegelmilch Schlegelmilch's stunning photography is the heart and soul of this beautiful coffee-table tome covering Formula 1 in the years when Michael Schumacher was on…

MILLS' SCREEN SILENCER. A useful little device that has been brought to our notice is the Mills Rubber Screen Silencer. As most motorists are fully aware, and in particular drivers…

The Concours d'Elegance has departed forever from its original role of a contest in the Mediterranean sunshine to decide which near-millionaire had contrived the most elegant individual example of the…

SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST—continued. of one kick from cold, without flooding and astride the saddle. The sporting Amac carburettor gave good results on the whole, but possibly an improvement might…

By Our Continental Correspondent Kick-off: 1936 Pau Grand Prix The Pau Grand Prix was a very adequate curtain-raiser to the racing season. No one knew who was going to win…

Kimi Räikkönen's single-minded victory in Abu Dhabi was vindication for his Formula 1 return. At least, that's true for Lotus. Not for the man himself. He couldn't care less what…