Archive The E.R.A. Club A number of former and present-day drivers of E.R.A.s have decided to re-form the E.R.A. Club. It is now thirty years since the first E.R.A. appeared on the motor-racing circuits… February 1964 Issue By admin
Archive THE WINNERS 1982 was the year in which anyone could win a Grand Prix as no driver was dominating the scene. Five drivers achieved their first victory, the remaining 11 races were… December 1982 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive A Lasting Legacy The Richard Burns Foundaton works In his honour to help other victims of bran illness and Injury The Richard Burns Foundation was created after Richard's death to help those suffering… December 2011 Issue By admin
Archive "Motor Sport" and its Advertisers Sir, I think you will have gathered that the generally aecepted view today is that Motor Sport is far and away the best book of its kind published. The outspoken… November 1953 Issue By admin
Archive The Irving Napier Golden Arrow The chance find of three Napier engines in the caribbean has brought hope of making a famous record-holder run again. Bill Boddy relates how Segrave's car differed from the machines… December 1997 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive 1930 European Grand Prix EUROPEAN GRAND PRIX Grand Slam for the Bugatti team in the Spa Race IN accordance with almost universal expectation, the official Bugatti team scored a complete victory in the seventh… August 1930 Issue By admin
Archive Under Seventeens Car Club For junior enthusiasts, waiting for that seventeenth birthday and a provisional licence can be rather frustrating. Now, with support from BP, there is a group which enables the under-seventeens to… August 1984 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive OXFORD'S LOST CAUSE OXFORD'S LOST CAUSE CAMBRIDGE SCORE SIXTH SUCCESSIVE VICTORY IN INTER-VARSITY SPEED TRIALS AT SYSTON PARE CAMBRIDGE. who have not been beaten in the Speed Trials by Oxford since 1933, continued… April 1939 Issue By admin
Archive motor sport designed 2-seater car powered with an engine of about 500 e.e. and 6-h.p. rating. A car of this size will not perhaps be in any way ideal, but I feel… July 1941 Issue By admin
Archive Veteran to classic: Donington Historic GP Race Glory for all "The Race of the Year" — that was the bold title the Historic Grand Prix Cars Association chose for its 100-mile two-legged event at Donington, and events… December 1988 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive Veteran-Edwardian-vintage, January 1971 A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters VSCC Driving Tests (Dec. 5th) Miraculously the weather was dry, but cold, for the traditional December frolics of the VSCC and the tests were… January 1971 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive British Hill-Climb Championship It is almost as if contestants try a little harder during a Jubilee year (remember McIntyre's 100 m.p.h. TT lap?) for in the seven events so far held towards the… September 1971 Issue By Motor Sport
