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Sir, I am sure that all those who knew Innes Ireland will join me in thanking you for the generous tribute in December's Motor Sport. He was indeed a very…

N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them.---Ed. Castrol House Sir, We were very pleased to read Mr. R. Dowell's letter…

Sir, I thought you might be interested in the enclosed photograph which I found among my archives recently. It was taken by me about 1932 or 1933 at a house…

Just along the cost from Monte Carlo lies Italy's rival to racing's most famous street circuit. David Malsher drives it, is bowled over by it - and explains why it…

CONTENTS. Page. Segrave Knighted 32 Captain Irving interviews Motor Sport 33 R.A.C. Fixtures 35 A Body made to measure 36 The Grand Prix de Monaco 37 Sporting Cars on Test…

A Pair of Lancias The Lancia Fulvia 1300 Coupe S3 WHEN THE Lancia Beta Coupe was announced the impression given was that it would replace the much-loved Fulvia Coupe series.…

Sir, The various items in your magazine about the 3-litre Armstrong Siddeley have been very interesting. I have already written to Mr. Boddy about his original contribution. Now I have…

Out in a Silver Hawk Through the generosity of Austin/Rover I was able to investigate, at their Solihull test-track, Chris Gordon's 1920/21 Silver Hawk, the only one of its kind…

CARS I HAVE OWNED THE most interesting articles in MOTOR SPORT are certainly those that have appeared on the old-type racing cars, and on the various sports models, and I…

Pitman Publishing, 39, Parker Street, London, WC2B 5PB, have published "The Book of the Fiat", by John Thorpe. It covers the 500, 600 and 850 models, including the Giardiniera and…

EXPERIMENTATION,' J. Granville Grenfell, of Brooklands Track, has evolved a very interesting form of supercharger, the drive of which incorporates no gearing of any kind. The first instrument is nearly…