Archive Shelsley honours 60 hillclimb years The first 60 years of the British Hil!climb Championship will be celebrated in a special three-day event at Shelsley Walsh in August 2007. As well as a round of the… December 2006 Issue By admin
Great Read Archive Commander Glen Kidston: submariner, aviator, adventurer – and Le Mans winner Commander Glen Kidston is best remembered as one of the legendary 'Bentley Boys' of pre-war days. Those wealthy, glamorous drivers of the big green cars that upheld British prestige abroad,… September 1997 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Modern Times So the Championship goes to the final round: down, as journalists are fond of saying, to the wire. In the Luxembourg Grand Prix, in Michael Schumacher's back yard and in… November 1998 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Vacuum clean-up No car caused more furore than the 1978 Brabham. Adam Cooper remembers when the fan hit the… Twenty years ago this summer the Brabham-Alfa BT46B appeared at the Swedish Grand… May 1998 Issue By Adam Cooper
Archive THREE CARS IN ONE THREE CARS IN ONE OLYMPIA 1932 shows that the popularity of the closed car has suffered a distinct set-back in favour of the open car and the convertible coupe.. One… December 1932 Issue By admin
Archive Notes on the cars at Monza The days of new designs appearing at Monza as a prelude to the next season are long since gone, with all-the-year-round racing, and development being done as and when it… October 1976 Issue By Denis Jenkinson
Archive Fixtures for February R. = Restricted Event. C. = Closed Event. C.I. = Closed Invitation. N. = National Event. I. = International Event 1st: Kentish Border C.C. Trial, Kent. -- C; . Hagley &… February 1953 Issue By admin
Archive Gentle giant of records Sir, I am indebted to Motor Sport for reviewing my book Leap Into Legend in December. On turning to page 101, I was most pleased to see an article on… January 2003 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Veteran Edwardian Vintage, February 1979 A section devoted to old-car matters 100 mph from 750 c.c. As I have pointed out in the review of the book "Morgan Sweeps The Board" by Dr. J. D.… February 1979 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Alta Revived Taylor's son brings back a famous name Many readers will remember Geoffrey Taylor and his Alta cars during the nineteen-thirties, especially in the sport of speed trials and hilIclimbs, and… May 1976 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive The Return of OSCA One of the great manes in motor sport is to return with the sleek coupe shown above. The new OSCA 2500GT is a back-to-basics sportscar with the emphasis on pure… February 1999 Issue By Andrew Frankel
Archive Veteran-Edwardian-Vintage, January 1960 A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters V.S.C.C. Hendon Driving Tests (Dec. 13th) First-Class Awards: A. D. Jones (1928 Austin), H. J. De Salis (1925 Austin), P. R. Parks (1926 Austin).… January 1960 Issue By Bill Boddy