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The Editor rides with J. Kentish, on a 1932 De Dion Bouton Forty-five retire on very stiff day's test. It has been said before and I say it again —…

N.B. -Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. Ed.

The Japanese Grand Prix and its attendant dramas are long gone now: consigned already, it seems, to the history books. Our new World Champion churns bravely through his publicity tours…

It's the world's greatest motor race and its history is stranger than fiction. Mike Cotton and Andrew Frankel report Few of us would know much about the city of Le…

Last month's Editorial about tarring and gritting has gone home. Among the letters it produced there is one from a member of the E. Suffolk County Council (and owner of…

It's now 33 years since Jackie Stewart embarked on his final season as a Formula One driver. As he sped to his third World Championship crown he was nurturing the…

"I can truthfully say I have never had even the slightest interest in F1 motor racing. At least, my interest has never extended beyond the enjoyment of seeing a hunk…

Tim Carson, Secretary of the Vintage S.C.C. has changed his address. It is now: Brook's Cottage, Bishop's Green, near Newbury, Berkshire (tel: Headley (Newbury) 218). The Club was able to…

For the first time in its 58-year history, the Castle Combe circuit will host a two-day historic racing festival in 2008 when the weekend of August 2/3 is turned over…

John Quenby, currently retiring as MSA Chief Executive, raced Duncan Rabagliati's Alexis HF1 Formula Junior at Mallory Park recently. He has a similar car of his own currently being prepared…

ALTHOUGH the war has brought motor racing to a standstill, its political importance is such that, apart altogether from the sentiments of the enthusiast, it should be encouraged with all…

Jochen Rindt’s last lap at the 1970 Monaco Grand Prix was an obvious candidate for our Lap of the Gods series. The way Rindt stood the ageing Lotus 49 on…