Archive Rally review, January 1977 The Lombard RAC Rally of Great Britain One year ago, we began our review of the 1975 RAC Rally with a discourse about the tremendous following which the sport of… January 1977 Issue By Gerry Phillips
Archive Obituary It was a shock to every follower of motor-racing in this country to learn that, Peter Monkhouse had died of head injuries received when the Healey in which he was… June 1950 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Facing an uphill struggle to stay awake... Reading the recent Freddie Dixon book recalled an occasion when we motoring writers received an invitation from Harry Ferguson to attend at his Gloucestershire estate at 9am, with gumboots, to… March 2009 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive "And here's one I made earlier..." In 1965 privateer Peter Sutcliffe reckoned the new Ford GT40 could be a paying proposition. So he bought one – or at least the components… By Gordon Cruickshank Anyone who… January 2012 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive LIGHT BLUES AT DONINGTON LIGHT BLUES AT DONINGTON FAST SPEEDS IN CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY A.C. MEETING: LAP RECORD BROKEN S(-)".mE of the fastest cars ever seen on the inner circuit at Donington took part in… August 1939 Issue By admin
Archive Bill Boddy Cobb's records finally beatenThe February issue of The Bentley DC's Review contains an interesting article by Graham Moss about his successful attacks at Millbrook on a number of British Class… June 2004 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Historical Notes: The Water Cooling Systems If we accept the edict of Sadi Carnot regarding the efficiency of the prime mover in a motor car, we cannot go far in power production without being brought face… February 1954 Issue By admin
Archive Quattro S1 & E2 The first appearance of the Sport Quattro was in Corsica, May 1984. Audi felt the initiative was slipping away from it. It was. That event was also the debut for… November 2004 Issue By admin
Archive On the rocks? Another correspondent sends us a clipping from the Daily Express which draws attention to the fact that in 1959 we imported 9,500 Volkswagens and that last year the figure rose to… August 1961 Issue By admin
Archive The other Cooper Another Cooper, designed by another John Cooper (John A Cooper of The Autocad is racing again. The Alta-engined F2 car, which was driven by Stirling Moss, had been stored at… July 2001 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Obituaries Tony Marsh Few drivers have succeeded in as many avenues of motor sport as Tony Marsh, who has died aged 77. He started in the early 1950s doing trials in… July 2009 Issue By admin
Archive A British Olympic? Miss Betty Haig makes a suggestion We have recently heard the news that the next Olympic Games are to be held in London in the summer of 1948. Two years… June 1946 Issue By Betty Haig
