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Road Test -- Saab Turbo
Quite an experience Saab's turbocharged production version of their familiar 99 provoked almost unprecedented eulogistic descriptions in some of the weekly…
Quite an experience Saab's turbocharged production version of their familiar 99 provoked almost unprecedented eulogistic descriptions in some of the weekly…
Measuring power by old-established principles and modern electronics Gregory's bank in Worcestershire is home for one British business that, like so…
Every year Castrol make a couple of films to add to their extensive library, all of which can be borrowed…
Four-wheel-drive vehicles seem to be all the rage today, with a multiplicity of offerings from the UK, the USA, Japan,…
Tyres To listen to some people these days you would think that the racing tyre has only recently been discovered, similar…
The Bandama Rally and the Tour of Corsica Two world championship rallies have taken place since last month's review was written,…
To the sound of popping champagne corks and flash bulbs Fiat introduced two highly developed competition versions of the "Ritmo" 3-door…
Some seven years ago a business called Magard was founded by present managing director Paul Bamford. The company specialises in…
Apart from the annual change-about of F1 drivers, cars are changing hands within the VSCC. Chris Mann now has the Multi-Union,…
Although entries on British National and home International rallies appear to have passed their zenith, due to the ever increasing cost…
We still think that winning is the name of the racing game and that if you win more races than…
The Editor Goes on the Run in a Leyland-entered 1901 10-hp model This year I went on my 26th Brighton…
Something different in Formula Three Formula Three in whatever guise has a good pedigree for producing the next generation of Grand…
Good in parts, particularly chassis behaviour, but lacking refinement The Lancia Gamma not only takes back Lancia into the prestige…
N.B. - Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. --…
There’s nothing particularly remarkable about the village of Charlwood. Its most noticeable feature is its location, just beyond the end of Gatwick’s runway. But if I ever pass through the…
I first heard of Vic in 1962 through my world-class rally navigator friend, also from Burnley, Mike Wood, when he declared “this fellow Elford’s pretty quick”! In 1967 I followed…
Freddie Spencer's take on the Valencia Grand Prix, and his view on Lorenzo and Ducati It seems like just yesterday we were in Qatar beginning the season, with all the…
Last year, Sergio Perez's Baku F1 win was an anomaly as Max Verstappen marched to the title. This year, Perez believes it can be a launchpad to the championship, having regained his talent for taming tyre wear