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The 19-100 hp Austro-Daimler was a comparatively rare sports car so far as this country was concerned; one writer has described it as "the most forgotten of the successful teams…

Many drivers aren't seen for dust following the final race of the season, particularly when they're about to switch teams. But Senna wasn't like thatThe day after finishing third at…

The 1914 GP Opels Sir, I was interested to read your article on Mavrogordato's 1914 GP Opel. It would certainly appear that the only anachronisms are the ignition system, the…

There are now so many mishap videos on the market that the gaudily-packaged likes of Havoc and Car Wars are no longer so obvious when stacked amongst tamer offerings. First…

RALLY OF THE THOUSAND LAKES THERE was no doubt about the supremacy of the Audi Quattros, although Blomqvist's Michelin tyres gave him (below) the edge over Mikkola (above Centre) who…

A 1 5S'f IN SEVEN MATTERS Sir, Replying to Mr. Woodbine re the conversion head for Austin Sevens, the conVerSi011 Was known is the L.A.P. head. WI LiCil was reputed…

A £23 JOHNSON MOTOR FREE ! FU LL D ETA! LS OF A GREAT COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL -MOTOR SPORT" READERS. IT is with a feeling of gratification that we…

Peter Gethin, who has died aged 71 after a long illness, is best remembered for his dramatic BRM victory in the 1971 Italian Grand Prix. But he was also a…

Once again it was the Scuderia Ferrari who provided the main mechanical interest at Naples, for, as last year, they brought along some very interesting experimental cars. Carried in one…

"Radio Le Mans" has now been in operation for three years and has already become part of the Le Mans scene, providing as it does a constant source of music…

KING'S CUP ENTRIES THE King's Cup Race, which will be flown on 8th and 9th of July, has so far attracted a respectable number of entries—amongst them being several new…

1958: Argentine Grand Prix Fangio was the darling of the crowd, but it was Stirling Moss and his tiny Copper that stole the thunder. Tony Watson was there to see…