Archive CONT ENTS l'AC;E" Varsities at Syston Park, The 232 De-Ram Shock Absorber, The 235 Rumblings 237 Triumph Vit6;stt Six, The 241 An Unique Souvcnir 243 Letters from Readers 245 A Blown 30-98… April 1935 Issue By admin
Archive Letters from Readers, March 1940 [TO OUR READERS. Owing to pressure of space we have been compelled to reduce this section to a minimum in recent issues, but we have had so many requests to continue… March 1940 Issue By admin
Archive "Landscape with Canals" By L. T. C. Rolt. 188 pp. 8 3/4 in. 5 1/2 in. (Allen Lane, Penguin Books Ltd., 17, Grosvenor Gardens, London, SW1W OBD. £5.50.) This book represents a fascinating… October 1977 Issue By admin
Archive Project Thrust: persistence rewarded Nine years of endeavour, frustration, patience and heartbreak finally ended for Richard Noble on Tuesday, October 4th — when he piloted the 34,000 hp jetcar Thrust 2 to a. new… November 1983 Issue By David Tremayne
Archive Veteran to Classic: The Roads of the 1920s Owen John went off alone on his summer tour of 1926 in his 16/65hp Rover saloon, complaining that without a companion he tended to drive too quickly, and that he… September 1987 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Mountain Rover Driving a virtually standard Rover 800 Vitesse, Tony Pond recently failed by only 6.8 seconds to lap the Isle of Man TT “Mountain” circuit at 100 mph. The lap record… August 1988 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Mid-grid historic racing The body of the spectacle Flashing and gnashing, gleaming and screaming the front runners arrive and are gone. In a heat haze of historic racing grandeur they pass, and what… April 1988 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Rumblings, April 1952 Javelin in disguise The accompanying photograph shows a very neat racing car, which you might be excused for thinking was a near-relative of the rear-engined Cisitalia or something equally top-line.… April 1952 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Archie vs Masten Sir, With reference to Geoff Whyler's letter concerning the May 1958 Silverstone race between Archie Scott Brown and Masten Gregory, a few points are worth mentioning. Firstly, it was clear… March 2000 Issue By admin
Archive PROMINENT SPEEDMEN PROMINENT SPEEDMEN : Mr. J. L. Emerson. By THE EDITOR. ALTHOUGH by reason of an almost complete abstinence from racing, during the last two years, Jack Emerson may not be… August 1927 Issue By admin
Archive Editorial comment, June 1966 Sir, I have been following with interest the correspondence on "Traction Avant", and I see your comment on the letter from Mrs. Halliday. In February, 1963, my mother exchanged her… June 1966 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive We've been robbed! Damien Smith, Editor We've been robbed! Peugeot's snap decision to pull out of sports car racing has knocked the stuffing out of both Le Mans and the new FIA World… April 2012 Issue By Damien Smith
