Archive Notes on the cars at Zolder WITH all the special-builders returning to the fold there were quite a lot of interesting things to see in the Zolder pits and garages. The BMW factory had issued an… June 1982 Issue By Denis Jenkinson
Archive An Ambitious British Venture A Team of Three H.W.M.s for This Year's Formula ll and Sports-Car Races Keen Students of motor-racing hardly need reminding that one of the more outstanding of last year's Formula… April 1950 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Excellent racing at Goodwood IT wasn't John Morgan's fault that a cold wind blew across the Goodwood circuit, on Whit-Monday but at least he had squared the rain god. And the very big crowd… June 1951 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Boxing loves Sir, Here's an idea. Despite his defeat against Lennox Lewis, Frank Bruno says he wants to pursue his sporting career. My spies tell me that Ayrton Senna won his bout… December 1993 Issue By Motor Sport
Great Read Archive Porsche 917 to Ford GT40 – the Gulf racing garage of your dreams Their names are 3707 Zenith Blue & 3957 Tangerine and on their own are just a couple of colours. But put them together with art and skill, apply them to… March 2013 Issue By Andrew Frankel
Archive Jowett Jupiter By jove! What made the success of the Jowett Jupiter in the 1950s especially notable was that this classic British sports-car was in production for only three years, during which… February 1989 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive The "Romulus" Controversy Sir, May I say that I am a little Surprised at the stand Motor Sport appears to be taking on the question of running Bira's famous ERA "Romulus" in VSCC… October 1976 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive V to C miscellany, March 1989 Centenary celebrations for the city of Birmingham in January included a montage of the Calthorpe family, on whose land road cars, racing cars and motorcycles were made in that city.… March 1989 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Donohue's role in the 'cage Sir, In your July issue's Technofile, the Safety Devices company and Tom Walkinshaw are credited with pioneering the approach of improving chassis rigidity by using a roll-cage in 1980. They… September 2001 Issue By admin
Archive Credit Suisse: a loyal supporter of the classic car scene Pebble Beach, Goodwood, Monaco – fixtures at the forefront of the classic car enthusiast’s mind. Roaring engines, chrome glinting in sunlight, the smell of gasoline in the air – this… September 2012 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive The Racing The Racing Conan Doyles Sir Arthur Conan Doyle should be forever praised for having written what were intended as simple magazine stories which, having created the greatest fictional detective (sorry,… April 1994 Issue By admin
Archive Vintage Postbag, January 1958 Sir, In view of the recent interest in elderly commercial vehicles, I thought this photograph of a 1925 Austin Heavy Twelve Ice Cream Van might be of interest to readers.… January 1958 Issue By admin
