Archive The BBC: are they ready for the switch? Twelve years after it lost out to ITV, the BBC has won back the contract to screen F1. That was the easy part – now it has to win over… February 2009 Issue By Adam Sweeting
Archive Star letter Gilles: Epic talent -- our correspondent this month was also our correspondent when Gilles first showed his talent. Sir, I thoroughly enjoyed the 'Year Zero' feature on Gilles Villeneuve (October issue),… November 2005 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Matters of moment, December 1991 Never a dull moment The motoring and motorsporting scene is never dull, which is as well, for this can be libellous word to use these days. But at present the… December 1991 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive The Veteran Car Run to Brighton It is quite incredible how much support the annual November pilgrimage from Hyde Park to Brighton continues to have, as veteran cars celebrate the original Emancipation Day journey of 1898,… December 1983 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive THE JUNIOR CAR CLUB'S DOUBLE TWELVE HOUR RACE. THE JUNIOR CAR CLUB'S DOUBLE TWELVE HOUR RACE. ALFA ROMEO DRIVEN BY G. RAMPONI WINS FROM BENTLEY. THE Junior Car Club who conceived the idea of organising a British twenty-four… June 1929 Issue By admin
Great Read Archive Looking back with Tony Rolt: Jaguar Le Mans hero who plotted Colditz escape It seems hard to believe that Tony Rolt could be old enough to have raced at Donington, but the fact remains that, at the relatively tender age of twenty-one he… July 1974 Issue By Alan Henry
Archive Club news, July 1943 We hear Sir Clive Edwards's R-type M.G. Midget, with a twin o.h.c. Pomeroy-McEvoy cylinder head of the type described very fully in Motor Sport for January, 1941, has recently changed… July 1943 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Jaguar's Lightweight E Types Racer and road-car compared When the Jaguar XJS was announced in 1975, there was some disappointment amongst aficionados of the make about the character of the car. It was seen… September 1984 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive JACK AND JILL WENT UP A HILL JACK AND JILL WENT UP A HILL SUCCESSFUL FOUR-CORNERED EVENT WON BY THE CAMBRIDGE VETERANS, WITH CAMBRIDGE RESIDENTS SECOND, THE " JELLS " THIRD, AND OXFORD A POOR LAST. THE… March 1935 Issue By admin
Archive Inside line: Ray Bellm The BRDC Chairman tackles Le Mans in a GT40 and Isle of Man in an Escort — in a week How did the Le Mans Classic go? Very well. The… September 2004 Issue By admin
Archive Ecclestone faces up to bribery probe Bernie Ecclestone’s role in Germany’s biggest post-war corruption case was under scrutiny in November when the Formula 1 boss took the stand in the trial of banker Gerhard Gribkowsky, who… January 2012 Issue By Christian Sylt and Caroline Reid
Archive Congratulations and Commiserations Although Nelson Piquet did not finish at Suzuka he is now World Champion for the third time, having previously taken the title in 1981 and 1983. He thus equals the… December 1987 Issue By admin
