Archive The VSCC at Prescott THE Bugatti OC founded the Prescott hill-climb just before the war and the tradition of the Vintage SCC borrowing the course for its annual up-hill speed event also dates to… September 1982 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Inside line -- Fred Gallagher Tour Britannia organiser What has been the reaction to the first Tour Britannia? Everybody loved the hillclimbs; the view on the airfield stages was fifty-fifty. The races were very popular.… November 2005 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Lotus Elise Trophy & Single-make series Equal machinery is key to championships that boast loyal followers and full grids In 1971 the Ford Motor Company launched the Ford Escort Mexico Challenge, a single-make race series which… October 2010 Issue By Ed Foster
Archive Explanations Sir, On page 1448 of the December issue of Motor Sport you ask for information on the make of a commercial vehicle illustrated and parked alongside a Chrysler Valiant in… February 1977 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Mario and Moore? Sir, I very much enjoyed Simon Taylor’s report on his lunch with Mario Andretti and all the memories it generated. This prompted an almost forgotten memory. Can I ask your… April 2007 Issue By admin
Archive Things in general [This feature was left out of the January issue owing to pressure on space and is resumed herewith —Ed.] ISN'T it curious that a sport essentially opposed to anything like… February 1940 Issue By admin
Archive Matters of moment, May 1991 Post Budget Blues Post-Budget Blues for many, but not necessarily pale blue, and hopefully not red. . . . From the car-owner's viewpoint it might have been worse. The so-called… May 1991 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive 1995 - Winning in the rain Everyone knew McLaren’s F1 GTRs were quick enough to win Le Mans but few thought they had a chance of surviving 24 Hours. Adam Cooper reports on how 18 hours… June 1998 Issue By Adam Cooper
Archive Phil Hill interview: a career celebration More than half a century ago a young man called Philip Toll Hill Jr turned his back on California sunshine and came to England, joining Jaguar as a trainee. He'd… November 2006 Issue By Rob Widdows
Archive Matters of moment, June 1982 The chancellor of the exchequer replies: We have received the following reply from Treasury Chambers to our "Open Letter" to Sir Geoffrey Howe, Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the subject… June 1982 Issue By admin
Archive Mixed fortunes for Aston at first test Aston Martin Racing’s Le Mans 24 Hours project experienced highs and lows on its track debut. Two new Gulf-liveried Lola-Astons ran without major issues straight out of the box on… May 2009 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive A View From The Bar From sharing a laugh with "Good Bloke" Damon to the joy of seeing some of the greatest-ever cars taking over down-town New York, here's the tale of Eoin Young's 35th… January 1997 Issue By Eoin Young
