Archive Wells Festival For the Victorian Festival at Llandrindod Wells, 25 pre-war cars entered for the two scenic runs organised by Mike Baker, Met by the Mayor on the front at Aberstwyth who… October 1994 Issue By admin
Archive No transporters for Jaguar Sir, I read with interest your remarks in the July Motor Sport about the team of Jaguar cars beiog driven back to Coventry after the race at Nurburgring. I feel that rather than… August 1956 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive What do this title winning Jaguar and this Le Mans winning Porsche have in common? Answer: They are the same car. It may not look like it and at the time it was strenuously denied, but the truth is this: Teo Fawn 1991 World Championship-Winning… June 2000 Issue By Gary Watkins
Great Read Archive Jenson Button: in his comfort zone Teatime in McLaren’s paddock palace, The Brand Centre. ‘Team Button’ – father John and manager Richard Goddard – are having a natter. They might be talking business, but just as… November 2010 Issue By Anthony Rowlinson
Archive VSCC Silverstone meeting (July 26th) Sanity returned to Silverstone after the British Grand Prix, with the Vintage SCC Race Meeting the following week-end, when a full programme of ten races, four of them of eight… September 1975 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Michelin 'X' Tyres for Austin-Healey, Triumph TR2, etc. On September 22nd the Michelin Tyre Company invited the Press to a very satisfactory lunch at the Drift Bridge Hotel, Epsom, to introduce their new 155-15 Michelin "X" tyre. This… November 1955 Issue By W.B.
Archive THE R.A.C. RALLY THE R.A.C. RALLY ENT RI ES for the R.A.C. Rally closed on Monday, 5th February, with the record total of 400. The Regulations provided for this number as the maximum… March 1934 Issue By admin
Archive 1953 Le Mans 24 hours: Magnificent Victory by Jaguar – All Records Broken Le Mans (Sarthe), June 14th. The Le Mans 24-hour race carries with it more tradition and history than any other event in the minds of most people and the occasion… July 1953 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Cape Town celebration From the Weekend Argus we learn that the 50th Anniversary of Cape Town's first international Grand Prix was celebrated recently. In 1937, the Grosvenor GP was run over a circuit… April 1987 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Reviews, July 2011 Ultimate E-Types By Philip Porter This E-type anniversary year is the right time to produce the ultimate book about the ultimate E-type, and I can't imagine anyone surpassing this. The… July 2011 Issue By admin
Archive "MOTOR RACING AND RECORD BREAKING" "MOTOR RACING AND RECORD BREAKING" This new book written by George Eyston and Barre Lyndon might well be called "Motor Sport in a Nutshell." Every side of the motor-racing game… December 1935 Issue By admin
Archive Rally review , February 1974 After the RAC Rally, everything started happening at once; or perhaps it would be more correct to say that everything stopped happening, for it was the sudden end of activity… February 1974 Issue By Gerry Phillips
