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Rover Sports Register
It may not generally be known that the Rover Sports Register, which publishes a monthly duplicated magazine, Freewheel, caters for…
It may not generally be known that the Rover Sports Register, which publishes a monthly duplicated magazine, Freewheel, caters for…
Last month, apart from some rather odd descriptions of the M.G.-C, including calling the steering ratio the turning circle, and…
We tender our condolences to Edward Eves, who was involved in an M1 pile-up in February, writing off the Reliant…
"Much of the track design, I understand, was done by the former G.P. driver Tony Brooks, who is on the…
Having seen General Motors' influence on the German Opels, was not surprising to see the American giant adopt similar ideas…
Offers to road-test tuned cars such as Ford Cortinas and Mini-Coopers are never lacking at Motor Sport. Because of these…
What funny things the publicity people get up to! When Ford organised their Main Dealer presentations of the Escort to…
You have read about the high opinion which the police have of themselves as drivers. So it may seem a…
The year 1938 saw the beginning of a new Grand Prix Formula with a supercharged capacity of 3,000 c.c. and…
A pioneer of radial-ply tyres, famous for its flexible steel casing "the supple secrets of X"—the Michelin X tyre has…
We have frequently praised Hardie electric hand-torches, an essential item of motoring equipment, for their unfailing reliability. Bardic has recently…
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. The "TR" Range…
Given that external reality is a fiction, the writer’s role is almost superfluous. He does not need to invent the fiction because it is already there. So said JG Ballard,…
A history of the Italian Grand Prix, from title deciders to F1's closest finish Monza hosts the final European round of this year’s world championship, the 82nd time that the…
Galileo studied the movement of planets at Padua University. 300 years later, it taught Ducati MotoGP chief engineer Gigi Dall'Igna a more terrestrial form of motion. Why is northern Italy — once home to Renaissance revolutionaries — now such a powerhouse of automotive knowledge?
Is Jim Clark the best of all time? The numbers certainly go some way to prove the point It is said you can prove anything with statistics…