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The Cars of BMC
by Graham Robson. 301 pp. 11" x8" (Motor Racing Publications Ltd, Unit 6, The Pilton Estate, 46 Pitlake, Croydon CR0…
by Graham Robson. 301 pp. 11" x8" (Motor Racing Publications Ltd, Unit 6, The Pilton Estate, 46 Pitlake, Croydon CR0…
From Michelin, via Hamlyn Publishing, comes a pair of road atlases for touring in France, one soft, the other hard-backed.…
The Range Rover is still the upmarket farmer's workhorse and status symbol combined, and has appeared in several variations since…
by Jurgen Lewandowski. (Motormedia Ltd, PO Box 3, East Horsley, Surrey KT24 SRL. £110-£130 from March 31 1987) For sheer…
A third edition of the model catalogue from St Martins Accessories has just been published, listing models in both built…
There have been lots of books about specific motor races, following my own on the JCC "200"s, and the latest…
GT Foulis & Co of Sparkford, Yeovil, Somerset has published four more of its informative and enjoyable Super Profiles, which…
Re-reading the IAM and Police Roadcraft manuals recently, I was reminded of how little these have changed over the years.…
Reece Winstone has come up with another pictorial study of the City of Bristol. Cars figure in some of the…
Two inexpensively-priced volumes in the same format from Haynes are Corvette Roadster— A History of Chevrolet's Open Sports Car from…
Two unusual titles which may appeal to readers with versatile interests are Leyland Trucks by Nick Baldwin, a quite fascinating…
Londoner Paul Meale's MOW Video concern has recently released a splendid two-hour review of last year's Uniroyal Production Saloon Championship,…
Sir, Several items in the February issue of your always interesting publication attracted my attention. The accomplishments of Connaught in…
Sir, Your March 'Matters of Moment' describes it as "rubbish" to advocate that both hands are essential for controlling a…
Sir, I am drawn to reply to 'Speed and Safety' in Matters of Moment, March '87 edition of Motor Sport.…
Sir, May I suggest that the somewhat condescending attitude adopted by Mr Griffith Borgeson towards Pomeroy's The Grand Prix Car,…
Sir, I was interested to read Hugh Conway's letter in the February issue on Bugatti breathers. I recall in the…
Sir, I must, as a member of The Frazer Nash Section of the VSCC, protest at Mr Graham wishing to…
Sir, In his piece "Courageous Venture", WB mentions "the rosy 1920s", and proceeds to give some tax figures: £4 for…
Sir, An illustration in your most interesting article on brakes, which was captioned as a Tapley performance meter, did, in…
Red Bull's F1 constructors' title has long looked a formality, but a pitstop glitch added a late touch of drama at the United States Grand Prix, on an emotional weekend for the team
A Turn 1 crash for Sergio Perez saw much of the Mexico GP crowd leave early — their hero out of action. But, as Mark Hughes writes, those who stayed at least witnessed a battle of strategy between F1 greats
How the '80s inspired Dickie Meaden's love of motor sport, and perhaps our readers' as well... The '80s was a great time to discover a love of motor sport. True,…
Max Verstappen won via a trip through the gravel after Charles Leclerc's engine failed whilst leading comfortably, as George Russell battled with the Red Bull early on in an exciting race