Archive The last true rally? During April and May, two World Championship qualifiers took place in fairly close succession. The Safari and the Tour of Corsica were as similar as chalk and cheese; the latter… June 1993 Issue By admin
Archive Parry Thomas, track idol In more recent years the stars of Brooklands were Sir Henry Birkin in the blower 4 1/2 Bentley, Oliver Bertram in the Barnato-Hassan, John Cobb in the lap-record Napier-Railton and… April 1999 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive NEWS FROM THE U.S.A. NEWS FROM THE U.S.A. By our American Correspondent T. MERIVVETHER-SMITH. CHAMPIONSHIP automobile races are always rare in the United States during the summer months. Interest in the A. A. A.… August 1933 Issue By admin
Archive To coast or not to coast Sir, I wonder if you can identify the source of and shoot down the popular canard that coasting is illegal and/or unsafe. In these hard times of fuel shortage (real… February 1974 Issue By F. Solari
Archive HONORARY DISTRICT AGENTS. HONORARY DISTRICT AGENTS. ALFORD, Lines. ASHFORD. Kent BARROW-IN-FURNESS, Lanes. BASINGSTOKE, Hants. BLACKBURN, Lanes. BLACKPOOL. Lanes. BODMIN, Cornwall BOURNEMOUTH, Hants. BRIGHTON, Sussex BROMLEY, Kent H. Marshall, Ailby. Captain G. Mound, New… May 1925 Issue By admin
Archive The Sunbeam-Talbot "90" - an excellent all-rounder "YOU'RE not going off without putting some water in ?" The voice was that of a driver who had just brought the Press Sunbeam-Talbot down from Coventry to Devonshire House for… July 1951 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Auto Union A NEW Grand Prix Formula was introduced in 1934 restricting maximum weight to 750 kg. (1,650 lb.) and bodywork to a minimum width of 85 cm. The weight was measured… October 1980 Issue By Denis Jenkinson
Archive My Year's Motoring The Editor Looks Back on the Cars He Drove During 1954 When I concluded an article under this heading relating to 1953 I stated that I had been loaned nine… January 1955 Issue By W.B.
Archive Brothers of wealth and talent Little is known about the Guinness brothers, but they were both fine racing drivers. Sir Algernon Guinness, Bt, achieved much for Darracq; in 1906, he covered a kilometre at Ostend… August 2002 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Grand Prix Feature: Jacques Laffite Two recent stories give an accurate indication of Jacques Laffite's true character. Over the years, Williams team de-briefing sessions have gained a reputation for being notoriously serious affairs in which outbursts… September 1983 Issue By Alan Henry
Archive Club News, May 1981 Cooper Car Club Plans are afoot to form a Club or Register for owners and enthusiasts for Cooper cars and the many derivatives. Already support has come from Cooper drivers… May 1981 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive ROLLS-ROYCE CONTINENTAL TESTING ROLLS-ROYCE CONTINENTAL TESTING W. A. Robotham, who is in charge of the Experimental Department of Rolls-Royce, Ltd., describes the very thorough tests which have helped to ensure Rolls-Royce and Rolls-Bentley… November 1941 Issue By admin
