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LETTERS from READERS TUNING THE .11N1011. Sir, I own a 1931 Singer Junior, and whilst I have no wish to provoke further correspOndence On the relative, merits of this little…

Sir, I was interested in Alan Freke's mention of the Formula 2 Fry-Climax in November, as I well remember this car being driven by Mike Parkes. I seem to recall…

In the first of a new series, Simon Arron finds proof that it’s possible to impress the wider world from the nether reaches of the F1 grid Ferrarisé. It’s not…

In this year's Inter-register contest, an idea suggested by Motor Sport 'centuries ago' so that one-make clubs could compete against one another in various tests, only two points divide the…

Maximum speed was not tried for, in view of the transmission vibration, but a little short of 80 m.p.h. was attained without difficulty. All Bugattis have very wide locks, and…

TEN YEARS of MOTORS and MOTOR RACING BY LT.-COL. CHARLES JARROTT ( The famous Pioneer Racing Motorist) . A book which everybody who is the least interested in motor racing…

R. = Restricted Event. C. = Closed Event. C.I. = Invitation Event. N. = National Event. I. = International Event. 3rd. — Tunbridge Wells M.C. Rally, Tunbridge Wells. C.I. Veteran…

...TWO SIR, Fangio behind Senna... is Mark sure? JAM, YOURS, ETC SHERIDAN THYNNE, RIAD/NG, .BERKSHIR/: * •

April 3rd. As is traditional the Giro, di Sicilia started the season of "open road motor-racing, a form of competition that at one time was the essence of motor-racing, but…

The most prolific driver in British motor sport can’t remember how many races he’s done. But Simon Taylor finds Barrie can tell a story about almost every one Photography: James…

Ramar Engineering is a young (established mid-1985) and unfamiliar name, but ift the Panther Solo 2 is a commercial success it will owe a largely unacknowledged debt to Ramar's all-wheel-drive…

N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. The "TR" Range Sir, I am surprised at the apparent disinterest, in the…