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Detroit Magic H. L. Biggs describes a run in K. N. Hutchison's Light Trials Allard-Special F the many basic Ford V8 sports cars which were built in this country up…

In which F. J. A. Hobbs, of H.W. Motors, looks at the cars he has owned and known from the angle of an enthusiast with motor trade facilities. My motoring…

Bearings in a Bentley IN certain quarters stories have circulated to the effect that that fine car, the 4¼-litre Bentley, is liable to bearing maladies if driven fast for prolonged…

Masters Historic Festival THE ANNUAL MASTERS HISTORIC Festival at Brands Hatch was a truly mixed bag, with some good grids and tremendous racing countered by some worryingly small grids. Star…

PICTURES OF THE T.T. RACES.

BMW Sauber’s first ever pole position in Bahrain was further evidence that the team will play a key role in the battle for the 2008 World Championship. While it may…

The situation regarding the future of Goodwood for testing the holding of sprints and functions has been clarified. The venue will be permitted to continue as before but within the…

Podcast extract Marussia consultant Pat Symonds on the unintended consequences of a budget cap in Formula 1 "If you have a budget cap and very free rules you'll certainly get…

In 1927, when 15 million model-Ts had been produced and Henry Ford had finally decided to bring out a replacement, mention of new Fords sent the news-hawks scudding and motoring…

THE QUEST FOR ECONOMICAL FLYING A BRIEF REVIEW OF PRESENT-DAY " CYCLE-CARS-OF-THE-SKY " After the Armistice numbers of optimistic people sought to tap the latent market which existed for a…

Effortless silent travel at over 120 m.p.h. characterises this French luxury-cum-high performance car FRANCE, once famous for cars such as the Hispano-Suiza, Bugatti, Delage, Delahaye and Darracq, has in recent…

Some readers misunderstood the reference we made in the January Editorial to the driver who wishes to have a short enjoyable drive at speeds of up to 70 m.p.h. being…