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Sir, WB's archive material from the first Goodwood meeting of 1948 picks on my having been the first idiot (later…
Sir, WB's archive material from the first Goodwood meeting of 1948 picks on my having been the first idiot (later…
Sir, I wish to concur wholeheartedly with the sentiments expressed by Mr Williams of Southampton in the June issue who…
Sir, The 1997 Norwich Union RAC Classic was without doubt the most enjoyable of the 12 so far organised by…
Sir, The subhead to June's story on the 3-litre team Bentley describes it as "the only intact survivor" of the…
Sir, I've been reading the Motor Sport for more years than I can remember. But, with 'hand on heart', can…
Sir, I read with interest Rob Walker's letter regarding the Monaco Historique Grand Prix, and feel that, on this occasion,…
Sir, I was delighted to read From Our Archives in the July issue, featuring my late father's hot-rod. Following a…
Sir, I was appalled, once more, at all the sycophantic adulation laid at the door of Michael Schumacher on the…
Sir, Just for the record, Chris Nixon has a couple of errors in his works about the C-Type Auto Union…
Sir, I wasn't going to go to the Retro '97 event in Basildon. I already had an engagement and, after…
Sir, With reference to the Bentley 3 litre in the article "Works Experience" in your June issue, the statement that…
Sir, After reading two letters in your September issue about seat belts I felt encouraged to write in support about…
Belt up: As soon as the Election is over the busy-bodies will resume the campaign for compulsory seat belts. After…
The world's greatest racing cars converge of Silverstone for the COYS International historic festival. Make sure you don't miss it…
Ferrari's 555 racer was christened 'The Shark' but in the 1950s it was more minnow that man-eater. Now, forty years…
Grand prix racer, Le Mans winner, journalist. Paul Frere's curriculum vitae is something to boast of, but even he recalls…
You may remember it as Beatrice, but it was really called Team Haas... Or was it FORCE... or maybe Lola?…
Lap of the Gods Jin Clark's ability to administer a short, sharp shock stunned rivals. Shaun Campbell recalls his 1961…
With the 50 post-war British Grands Prix behind us, Gordon Cruickshank looks back at our premier race When an aerodrome…
There has never been another supercar like the McLaren F1 and there never will be. As it moves into its…
The annual pre-Daytona test day, the 'Roar before', took place at the International Speedway over the weekend, with the LMP2s leading the way from the new DPis on the timing…
After working out that we could do quite a large number of races in Britain, and indeed buy a new car for the same price as the Le Mans Classic,…
We often write about the 1960s in the pages of Motor Sport, and here on the website too, and for good reason: the '60s were a remarkable decade for motor…
This is the extraordinary story of Les Graham, the decorated RAF Lancaster pilot who won the inaugural MotoGP world title, was ‘the greatest of all MV Agusta riders’ and lost his life on one of MV’s first MotoGP bikes