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CLUB NEWS Club Lotus AN UNUSUAL aspect of the Club Lotus Performance and Restoration Show is that owners will be' able to work on their own cars under the guidance…

Lamborghini's V12 for Formula One Lamborghini's entry into the impending naturally-aspirated Formula One engine war has been confirmed through the signing in February of long-term engine deals with two existing…

Honda's worthy Accord estate undercuts obvious rivals from Audi and BMW There is a modern breed of estate car which is overtly sporting. The BMW 328 Touring and Subaru Impreza…

With four cars in their catalogue which can exceed 100 m.p.h., B.M.C. Executives have become concerned at the ability of their Sales and Service representatives to demonstrate the capabilities of…

We Hear Lieut. R. K. Darby, R.N.V.R., now home from the wars, says he managed to run a 540K Mercedes-Benz for a while, in Java, and that local enthusiasts used…

A section devoted to old-car matters "Romulus" and Replicas Dear D.S.J., I note that you do not share my enjoyment at seeing "Romulus" racing again. I follow your reasoning, up…

A DISABLED reader from Kent is hoping that a friendly Clerk of the Course will allow him to assist in the running of a motorsport event. Ronald Cottrell has been…

A Committee of representatives of some of the leading sporting motor clubs in the country has met many times to discuss Motor Racing Marshals Club business. The Committee at present…

Sir, I was quite taken with the "staff Daimler'. in the March '80 Motor Sport. Enclosed is a picture of my 15 hp Daimler, No 1276. The car was delivered to Malaya in…

Sir, In the March issue of Motor Sport I read with very great interest the letter from Mr. J. B. Holmes, of the South African R.A.C., and I agree with…

Sir, May I make a plea concerning motor-racing on television, or do I mean lack of? I agree entirely with Mr. V. A. Winwright and Mrs. J. Colston (May letters),…

THE INTER VARSITI TRIAL THE day of the annual mud-lark between Oxford and Cambridge was eminently suitable for this particular form of sport. The dawn was grey and wet,—at least…