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Champagne for Lotus?
Sir, You may have noticed a recent Lotus advertisement claiming that Lotus have won more races than any other car,…
Sir, You may have noticed a recent Lotus advertisement claiming that Lotus have won more races than any other car,…
Sir, Whilst reading the November edition I came across a full-page advertisement for the Lotus 7. The inference is that…
Sir, Good for Mr. D. M. Squires! I too looked at the Slip Group's advertisement in Motor Sport of September…
Sir, I have been following the correspondence in your columns regarding the merits or otherwise of M.G. 1100 (or Morris)…
Sir, Whilst holidaying at Portsonachan in Argyllshire this summer we returned from fishing one evening to our hotel on the…
Sir, The Automotive Products advertisement in your October issue shows a photograph of Lockheed hydraulic brake and clutch reservoirs. This…
Sir, I read with interest your editorial in the August edition entitled "Variety in Modern Motor Racing," particularly the last…
Sir, With regards to your current "Best Car in the World" campaign, I offer a suggestion that might cause you…
A trio of excellent rallying names will be on stage at Race Retro taking your questions Markku Alén, 1978 FIA Cup for Drivers winner (read world champion), and 1986 World…
MotoGP is suddenly all afroth about rudeness and lewdness; but does it really matter? www.sheene.com Next week the MotoGP circus heads to Japan, possibly the politest nation on earth, so…
A series taken from the 164-page Motor Sport special Great Racing Cars, which is available to buy here From the editor Damien Smith How would you define a ‘great’ racing car? Race wins and…
Red Bull's RB18 was dominant but its next iteration has been even more so. Mark Hughes reveals how the rest of the field have been caught out and recalls another occasion it's been slow in picking up on Adrian Newey's innovations