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LETTERS from READERS N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them—Ed. .1 AG1' versas .X1.1..11{1) Si". .kfter reading Mr. Goldsehmidt's lett…

Clark unmatched Sir, Thank you as ever for keeping the memory of Jim Clark so alive. I read John Surtees’ candid appreciation of Clark which so succinctly exemplifies the man…

It speaks volumes for your impartiality and broad mindedness that Mr Wheeler's load of rubbish was allowed two columns in Letters (MOTOR SPORT, September 1987). Whatever Messrs Sheridan and Wheeler…

Grand Prix Models of Radlett are to be congratulated on bringing out metal kits for making up two cars from widely differing ends of the motoring spectrum. One is a…

Sir, I am surprised at the adverse critics of the Ford Zephyr, as I have done 28,000 miles on one during the past year, and replacements have been confined to…

No. 14: Clyno The story of Clyno has been well told elsewhere—the start with motorcycles and a prototype small car before the 1914/18 war. The success of the 5/6-h.p. combination,…

A Spectacle of Speed SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, BELGIUM, May 17th THE 1,000-KILOMETRE race on the superb Belgian circuit in the Ardennes, near Spa, was the sixth round in the Sports Car Championship…

Sir, For many years I have watched, either in person or on TV, every Grand Prix. I have watched Stirling Moss, Graham, Hill, Nigel Mansell and Damon Hill. I have…

Sir, Following Mr. P. J. Doyle's letter to you in the August issue regarding his troubles with his Fiat 132 1800 S it may be of interest to your readers…

Competition in the Formula Junior class will be even keener this year than in its previous two seasons, and already some firms have found the competition too hot and abandoned…

CINQUE PORT CLUB'S REPORT AVERY satisfactory state of affairs is revealed in the report of the Cinque Ports Club for the half year ending 30th September last. For the six…

Jean Pierre Wimille wins at 96.18 m.p.h. from Varzi and Trossi. Sommer's Maserati follows them home. The story of this year's Swiss Grand Prix, run over the 4 1/2-mile circuit…