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Tour de force Anyone who doubts which is the strongest team in Grand Prix racing today should have been at the French GP on July 5, and better still, at…

"The Motor Racing of Charlie Martin" Sir, I do not read all the motor papers regularly these days but I did read your story of Charlie Martin in the August…

During the three weeks since the last Grand Prix most of the teams had been very busy, either stocking up with cars and engines, or carrying out test programmes at…

The Masters racers had to contend with typical British weather at Brands For the second time in a month the British weather delivered its worst upon the Masters Racing Series.…

THE F-N RUMPUS Sir. Who is Mr. Alan K. Clerk, whose badte nipered effusion intrudes upon the correspondence columns this month ? Let him forthwith be placed at the wheel…

PICTURES FROM VARIOUS SOURCES

ABOUT THE PALLAnit'M Sir, was interested to note the references in your September issue to the Palladium although your correspondent's revolleetions do not quite tally with inv own. Carsbuilt before…

CURRENT AND FORTHCOMING EVENTS INTERNATIONAL FIXTURES-1931 JULY. 4-5th. Belgium--24-hour Race for standard cars. 5th. Italy-Mont-Cenis Hill Climb. 5th. France-la Marne Grand Prix. 11th. Great Britain-Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb. 12th. Belgium--Belgian…

Vauxhall Motors will mark its centenary year with a recreation of the 1000-mile trial of 1903 this May. Including veteran and vintage cars as well as cars from later periods,…

BENTLEY TALK WITH JAY LENO (JUST DON'T TELL JAGUAR) THERE AREN'T MANY PEOPLE with whom I can indulge my borderline obsessive interest in vintage Bentleys, but an invite to share…

To be first you must first be fit To race a 21st Century sports car flat out round Sebring for 12 hours you need drivers who are not only fast…

The gearchange is not bad, but feels totally different. Obviously the Carrera 2 is a road car. The steering doesn't feel so responsive to me. It feels less taut but…