Archive Sydney Allard's New Sprint Car Some Advance Details of a Highly Interesting Four-Wheel-Drive Car in Preparation to Uphold Hill-Climb Championship Honours The new Allard sprint car is to be a four-wheel-drive chassis, constructed almost entirely… January 1950 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Obituaries Ron Footitt We were very sad to hear of the death of Ron Footitt, a great VSCC enthusiast who started competing with a flat-twin Jowett, which his daughter also drove,… January 1991 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive WRACE Return Weslake Developments, whose name was a feature of Formula One in the Sixties, has formed a new research group, to design and develop both race and rally engines. To be known… June 1987 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Formula Two Review Starting with the fifth round of the European F2 Trophy for non-graded drivers on August 23rd, Formula Two cars once again went through a period of extended exercise. The first… October 1970 Issue By admin
Archive Vintage Postbag, February 1986 Bugatti Royales Sir, Writing in V-E-V Miscellany W.B., when referring to the gathering together of the six Royales at Pebble Beach, stated that the ex-Foster Park Ward-bodied car was once… February 1986 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Unmarked Police Cars Sir, In your May issue Chief Inspector R. J. Burton, Public Relations Officer for the Thames Valley Police, criticises you for publishing an item ("That Bucks M.G."), which gave details… June 1977 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Identity crisis: The failed Beatrice Haas Lola F1 team You may remember it as Beatrice, but it was really called Team Haas... Or was it FORCE... or maybe Lola? Adam Cooper looks back at the 1980s biggest F1 flop… August 1997 Issue By Adam Cooper
Archive Historic Grand Prix Cars Historic Grand Prix Cars ACCORDING to Luigi his, the Alta Romeo historian, the Milanese firm built six of their famous Tip() B monopostos in 1932, with spares for three more.… October 1982 Issue By admin
Archive THE D.8.120 DELAGE THE D.8.120 DELAGE EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE OF AN EXTREMELY COMFORTABLE CAR MONSIF,UR Louis Delage has probably turned his long and distinguished racing experience to better account in his production motors than… May 1938 Issue By admin
Archive Credit Suisse: a loyal supporter of the classic car scene Credit Suisse: a loyal supporter of the classic car scene Pebble Beach, Goodwood, Monaco – fixtures at the forefront of the classic car enthusiast’s mind. Roaring engines, chrome glinting in… October 2012 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive THE THINGS THEY SAY.. The Things They Say, . . "THERE are hydraulic valve lifters. a World-first in an engine under 1,500 cc." — From an advertisement in the Daily Exprin for the Vauxhall… November 1980 Issue By admin
Archive NOTICE TO CLUB SECRETARIES. NOTICE TO CLUB SECRETARIES. Club Secretaries are specially invited to send the Editor paragraphs about the activities of their Clubs, and, in particular, notice of forthcoming events. All reports of… June 1929 Issue By admin