Archive The VSCC at Brooklands The Vintage Sports Car Club held driving tests, in today's parlance Autotests, at Brooklands, or what is left of it, on February 5th, thereby adding a little more history to… March 1977 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Courses not just for horses Having achieved success with her Aintree horse racing meetings, Mrs Mirabelle Topham decided that she should add motor racing to her repertoire, so she had built a car race track… September 2010 Issue By admin
Archive In the Journal of the Society of Automotive Historians In the Journal of the Society of Automotive Historians in Britain there is a brief history by Michael Worthington-Williams of friction-drive transmission, listing an extraordinary number of cyclecars and cars… May 2006 Issue By admin
Archive Moss at 80 – For for my next track... In my era we raced more than one type of car in more than one championship – and sometimes on the same day! It was a lot different from the… October 2009 Issue By Stirling Moss
Archive Motor Sport Fixture List for February *Only clubs whose secretaries furnished the necessary information prior to the 14th of the preceding month are included in this list * C = Closed Event. CI = Closed lnvitation… February 1980 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Books for the New Year "The Skies Remember—The Story of Ross and Keith Smith", by A. Grenfell Price. 155 pp. 8 4/6 in. x 5 1/2 in. (Angus & Robertson (UK) Ltd., 54/58, Bartholomew Close,… January 1970 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Book Reviews, December 1951, December 1951 WHEELS Roux THE W011 1.1)," by iait Hess (Newman Nome, 50, Fitzroy Street, 11'.1 94 1 Street, 11'.1 ; 94 pp.; 1 Ss.). Since the war motoring books have thmrished… December 1951 Issue By admin
Archive Hotchkiss Fan Sir, I was grateful for that excellent Hotchkiss article. I have had that roadster CUL 597 for 27 years. The French love it for its rude number plate. I also… January 1999 Issue By admin
Archive Tuning test: Peugeot 205 Mi-16 Pocket supercar In an age which has miniaturised mainframe computers to discount desktop items, or stereo entertainment from respectable wooden cabinets to hissing portability, true high-performance cars were an obvious… May 1989 Issue By Jeremy Walton
Archive EASTER MONDAY AT BROOKLANDS EASTER MONDAY AT BROOKLANDS BY a kindly dispensation of Providence the weather, which had behaved in a very inconsiderate manner at Easter, refrained from interfering with the Bank Holiday Brooklands… May 1930 Issue By admin
Archive A Competitor's Impressions of the London-Edinburgh Run. By Captain Richard Twelvetrees, A.M.I.Mech.E. Of all the events of the year, perhaps the London— Edinburgh Run, organised by the Motor Cycling Club, is the most popular, especially by reason… July 1924 Issue By Richard Twelvetrees
Archive World Rally Championship 1983 There were times during 1982 when criticism was levelled against the points allocation system used by FISA for the World Rally Championship, in particular the drivers' series. The critics were… January 1983 Issue By admin
