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Sir, The well-written article on Peter Arundell in the December issue is a welcome tribute to a driver whose skills have never previously been appropriately acknowledged. I met Peter for…

1976 United States Grand Prix (West) Clay Regazzoni (Ferrari 312T) The Formula One teams were wary when they turned up at Long Beach for the first time in 1976. A…

Lombard RAC Rally of Great Britain One year ago we began the review of the 1977 RAC Rally by writing of its immense popularity among competitors and spectators, its enormous…

What we'd blow the budget on this month CLAREMONT CORVETTES CHEVROLET CORVETTE EX-87 Every Corvette phase has its devotees, but if you like the initial shape of the cruising classic…

Wales Rally GB Not so much an event of the month, this, as one of the finest of 2013. Its success, though, was founded on the clamour surrounding the stages…

Flying Finns have now become so much a part of rallying folklore, it's easy to forget that it was one man, Raunto Aaltonen, who started it all. John Davenport recalls…

British rally stalwarts Jeremy Easson and David Stokes are among the leading entries for the 2009 Roger Albert Clark Rally, which starts in Pickering on November 13 and finishes four…

A far-distant finale for the FIA Cup; Steve Lydon reports The final round of the FIA Cup for Thoroughbred Grand Prix Cars, supported by MOTOR SPORT, was held at the…

More Mark V, or a Study in Average Speed THE opportunity arose again, the other day to take out a Mark V 4¼-litre Bentley saloon, which was described very fully…

THE Austn-Healey Sprite and M.G. Midget are now powered by the 1,275-c.c., 65-b.h.p. engine of the Cooper S. This gives a little more power and better torque than the 1,098,c.c. unit…

VILLEIVIGLIA 1957 LAST ACT IN A LEGENDARY RACE by Carlo Dolcini "All my means are sane, my motive and my object mad," is the fitting quote lifted from Melville's Moby…

The chances of motor races being held in Birmingham City Centre seem to be one step nearer according to a cutting from the Birmingham Post sent to us by Martin…