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eta THE LIGHT CAR CLUB. ON Friday next, 6th November, the Light Car Club will hold their annual dinner and dance at the Park Lane Hotel, London. The President of…

Sir, May I state my total agreement with Mr Biggs' letter regarding Silverstone and how it has changed? I have been a regular visitor since 1950 and was appalled by…

The French Sports Car Revolution — 1934-1939, by Anthony Blight. Haynes/Foulis, £95.00 Having written of the London Talbot in Georges Roesch and the Invincible Talbot, Blight became interested in the…

Although never an MG owner, , I have always liked the Triple-M Yearbook The 2001 edition (right) has as cover plates one of the best photographs I have seen of…

VW's Big Brother Sir, Someone should make a lot of money out of the 1975 MGs. The first bright spark to produce a bolt-on panel to replace that excrescence on…

by Rdyniond M«ys. (Pozdis and Co., 7, Milfbrd Lane, W.C.2, '300 pp., 213.) Raymond Mays, and Dennis i!.iay who has edited it, have made a capital job of this long-awaited…

When Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger were killed at Imola in the spring of 1994, a dozen years had passed since the previous fatal accident at a grand prix, and…

I have prevailed upon Mr. Anthony S. Heal, the great authority on anything appertaining to Sunbeam cars and STD affairs, particularly the racing endeavours of Louis Coatalen, Sunbeam's celebrated Chief…

Mechanical disaster and a mercy-dash to Paris were all part of our man’s story as he made a dramatic entrance at Le Mans Writer Ed Foster People say that motor…

Former grand prix drivers Jos Verstappen and Anthony Davidson will drive for Aston Martin Racing in this year’s Le Mans 24 Hours. Verstappen, Davidson and the rising British sports car…

Sir, I always enjoy your odd pages in Motor Sport in particular the one devoted to Old Aircraft. A couple of days ago at a "Steptoe Auction" I came across…

SPORTS CARS AT THE GERMAN SHOW WIDE RANGE OF OPEN MODELS SHOWN IN RESPONSE TO POPULAR DEMAND-AERODYNAMIC BODIES STILL IN FAVOUR. WHEN the doors of the Merrehallen, on the Kaiserdamm…