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Key decisions in the next 12 months could permanently change the shape of Grand Prix racing. From the commercial management to the future health of race teams and circuits, we…

So that was the end of Formula One racing through the streets of Long Beach in the shadow of the Queen Mary, for three years at any rate. Not because…

Hockenheim, Germany, April 13th The first Formula Two race of 1968 resulted in the death of Jim Clark, and the name of the Circuit will always be remembered in this…

The undertaking of reproducing a complete set of Bugantics, the magazine of the Bugatti OC, is progressing, and having seen an example of a facsimile of Vol 8, No 1…

MOTORING SPORTSMEN. Mr. Kenelm Lee Guinness. By THE EDITOR. EVERYONE, who takes the slightest interest in the sporting side of motoring is more or less acquainted with some of the…

The traditional track test feature used to be safely rooted in a private test day, at which risks were low. Any mechanical failure, or pilot error, could be quietly brushed…

This Australian racing driver, team owner and journalist died late last year. He was 83. Known for the force of his opinions as much as for his skill behind the…

At a recent sprint event a car entered as a sports car had to be transferred to the equivalent racing class because the entrant had overlooked the fact that, while…

The name English Racing Automobiles could be seen back on track next season if the plans of Jim Dudley are realised. Dudley, the owner of Tiger Sportscars, has acquired the famous…

Monaco: Grand Prix Historique Dayton leads American invasion of Monte Carlo No American has won the Monaco Grand Prix, but American drivers dominated its Historique counterpart on May 15-16, scoring…

Sir. With reference to the several correspondents wiho have commented on my purported fault-findings of my Morris Oxford 1920 saloon I would like to add my story was not intended to be…