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High-speed flywheels are one promising system designers are pursuing to meet forthcoming Formula 1 energy recovery rules. Motor Sport looks at the options By Gordon Cruickshank As a PR challenge,…

F5000 stormed the early seventies and now it's ready to rumble once more. Bob Evans, the 1974 Champ, proves lighting can strike twice He had sounded keen on the phone.…

Some 77 entrants amassed at Silverstone for" The Porn" on February 24, in cars ranging from R Barnett's 1911 7-litre Knox to G Moore's 1993 5.7-litre Chevrolet. The object of…

I would not like to attempt to list all those personalities who have been associated both with motor racing and aviation; Voisin, the Farmans, Harry Hawker who gave his name…

Repeat run The 750 Motor Club held its very first run n 1939, when 24 Austin 7s were led from Virginia Water to Newlands Corner by founder and Motor Sport…

For many people the Type 59 is the best-looking of all the racing cars built by Ettore Bugatti, the whole car exuding a slender elegance, set off by the finely…

A Car for the Eighties Even under the accumulated mud of a couple of thousand miles spent in a round-Britain pursuit of the RAC Rally the Porsche 928 is a…

It's late February and a group of journalists has congregated on a chill morning to witness the unveiling and shakedown run of the latest Benetton Indycar. The Brooklands-based team's new…

Dallas Grand Prix I am a long time reader of your fine periodical and have come to think of it as something akin to a reference work for the sport.…

Forty Years On This year eighty-seven veterans started On the Brighton run and in the fifty miles only four fell by the wayside. To the general public these historic vehicles…

Those fortunate mortals who are in the market for a 1947 car have a difficult choice to make, for the new models are both competitive and alluring. The lowest priced…

As the owner of the rumoured Gordon at in Australia Mentioned in "Fragments on Forgotten Makes" in MOTOR SPORT for March 1965, I was rather dismayed to read that its…