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THE INTERNATIONAL TROPHY Complete success of innovation by the Junior Car Club. Popular victory for the Hon. Brian Lewis, driving a 2.3 litre Alfa Romeo. M.G. Magnettes 2nd, 3rd and…

The Le Mans race cannot make a claim to fame as being the best motor race, nor can the Sarthe circuit be considered the best on which to race; the…

ettz4 /kali Sutton Cold(leld and N. Birmingham A.C. A very satisfactory state of affairs was reported at the annual general meeting, held at the Imperial Hotel, Birmingham, on December 19th.…

As we close for press we learn that the new sports Triumph, with 2-litre Vanguard engine, has distinguished itself by covering the two-way f.s, mile on the Jabbeke Motor Road…

has issued the list of fixtures comprising the national Calendar for 1936. For -next year, Great Britain has fifteen International dates, the R.A.C. taking two for the Tourist Trophy Race…

Earls Court really is the end. Having received an invitation from the Directors of Beaverbrook Newspapers and the Executive of the Ship & Boat Builders' National Federation to attend the…

Sir, I was most interested to read the letter from Mr. D. H. Freeman regarding British Salmsons in Liverpool in the early 1960s, as I was a close friend of…

All manner of interesting letters, photographs, documents and scrapbooks reach Motor Sport from time to time, rendering life just that much more pleasing as each is examined and digested. Some…

"Autocourse-1976-77". Edited by Mike Kettlewell. 256 pp. 12 1/2 in. 9 1/4 in. (Hazleton Securities Ltd., I, Church Terrace, Richmond, Surrey, TW106SE. £8.95.) There is little need to make much…

CORRESPONDENCE To the E(Iii,,i. DEAR SIR, Some months ago you had an Editorial urging the institution of a car T.T. race in the Isle of Man. The fiasco of the…

The VCC is all systems go preparing for the Centenary Veteran Car Brighton Run on November 3. The entry is a record already, with 600 applications, whereas the previous highest…

Apprentice's Story This.article, unlike a Traveller's Tale, sets down the true facts about some interesting cars owned by Lt. C. N. Mackie, R.A.S.C., now in Malta, chiefly when he was…