Articles from the archive

by Michael Hay. 522pp. 91/2" x 8" (Dalton Watson plc. 21 Brook Mews North, London W2 3BW £39.95) There have been so many truly excellent books about the vintage Bentleys,…

The 1970 International Championship of Makes for Sports Cars moved from its two opening contests in the USA to Brands Hatch on April 12th with the promise of an exciting…

The Historic Festival, run at Silverstone for nearly a decade, is moving to Oulton Park in 2002. The Cheshire circuit which, like Silverstone, is run by the Octagon group, emerged…

For Stirling Moss, there is more mileage in being the greatest driver never to have won the World Championship, and he has the situation in full perspective. "To some people,…

ANOTHER CROSS-CHANNEL OUTBOARD RUN. R. RICHARD COLE, who M has for some time been .4._ responsible for the " Sport Afloat " section of MOTOR SPORT is engaged in the…

SUPERCHARGING IN THEORY AND PRACTICE. By H. HAGENS. (Chief Engineer of the British Anzani Engine Co., Ltd.) MOST people who take an interest in the importance of the application of…

Its common knowledge that Ford will introduce the 3-litre version of "the car you always promised yourself" in time for the Motor Show. Recently Motor Sport was able to borrow…

Construction of a new motor sport venue just three miles from the centre of Prague is due to start in 2010. The Sport Prague and Car Centrum will combine a…

EDITORIAL VIEWS THE R.A.C. Rally, if it did not prove anything else, did at least show the enormous enthusiasm that motor sport arouses in this country. Even though so many…

Sir, Regarding the article in the March issue of MOTOR SPORT — "A1 of a Kind". My father was a great friend of many years standing with both George Pettyt…

Encore You are the corporate owners of a model range 17 years old, you are faced with a sales graph that is showing signs of weakness on this model, and,…

A reader loaned us an interesting collection of photographs from the archive, of the Ulster Transport Museum in Belfast taken by a staff photographer of the Bangor Spectator and they…