Archive Long-life oil Sir, On reading your correspondence on long-life oil, I find I must have been using this for nearly thirty years. After taking delivery of a new car, I run it… December 1963 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Wood Green and District Motor Club Wood Green and District Motor Club. In spite of the rapid increase in women motorists who are keen to enter reliability trials there has been a lack of trials organised… April 1928 Issue By admin
Archive 1975 Swedish Grand Prix race report Ferrari Again Anderstorp, June 8th A very complete field of runners turned out for the Swedish Grand Prix and all twenty-six were guaranteed a start as the Anderstorp Raceway is… July 1975 Issue By Denis Jenkinson
Archive Sideslips by "Baladeur" Since, fortunately for the Editor, nobody is likely to regard anything appearing in "Sideslips" as a very clear reflection of Editorial opinion, I am, I conceive, one of the few… January 1950 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Veteran to classic: The great Bentley debate Strange case of mistaken identity? In response to WB's theory that the 1922 Bentley in the Donington Collection is not the car used by JF Duff for the 1922 "Double-Twelve"… March 1988 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Auto-Union error Sir, Just for the record, Chris Nixon has a couple of errors in his works about the C-Type Auto Union I suspect the most obvious has already come home to… August 1997 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive 1986 Austrian Grand Prix race report Seventh out of ten The Grand Prix circus finished a hectic ten week schedule at the Osterreichring on August 17th during which period no fewer than seven rounds of the… October 1986 Issue By Alan Henry
Archive Cars in Books, March 1982 Not so much cars in books this time, as some reflections about cars in the fine TV production of Evelyn Waugh's "Brideshead Revisited — The Sacred and Profane Memories of… March 1982 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Fragments on forgotten makes. No. 36: The Decauville Decauville cars date back to 1898. First, from the works at Corbeil, Seine-et-Oise, emerged a sort of four-wheeled Bollee, originally called a Geudon. More conventional cars followed and on the… November 1977 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Past winners flocked Monaco historic GP No fewer than six Monaco Grand Prix-wining cars head a glittering entry for the second Grand Prix Historique, with Sir Stirling Moss reunited with Maserati 250F '2522' in which he… June 2000 Issue By Marcus Pye
Archive AUDI RS3 NV. hatever you may or may not think about fast Audis, you cannot accuse them of being predictable. Every time I step into a new Audi bearing the 'RS' moniker… September 2011 Issue By admin
Archive A NEW VELOCETTE. A NEW VELOCETTE. In response to numerous demands for a cheaper machine, Veloce Ltd., of Hall Green Works, Birmingham, have decided to place upon the market a cheaper model, to… July 1927 Issue By admin
