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Book reviews, December 1983, December 1983
"Ferrari Sports and Racing Prototype Competition Cars" by Antoine Prunes. 430 pp. 10 in x 8 in. (Haynes Publishing Group,…
"Ferrari Sports and Racing Prototype Competition Cars" by Antoine Prunes. 430 pp. 10 in x 8 in. (Haynes Publishing Group,…
A reader has kindly drawn my attention to an interesting reference in "The General Strike" by Christopher Farman (Panther Books,…
The National Motor Museum at Beaulieu is putting on a special "Kids On Wheels" exhibition for Christmas and would be…
The 1926 Arab After this year's VSCC Welsh Trial, Brian Demaus allowed me to fulfil a long-standing ambition, that of…
LSR Explanations The fastest-ever car speed record is very much in the news again, thanks to the magnificent achievement, after…
The time has passed, as the DVLC has been continually reminding us, for safeguarding the correct registration numbers for your…
An unusual and intriguing correspondence took root in the Daily Telegraph recently. It was started by a Miss E. A.…
A Vintage MG Treat WE have become accustomed to the MGCC's "Triple-M Year Book" being a rare treat for all…
In our Brighton Run report, printing schedules caused some items to go astray. For example, the Emancipation Run took place…
Once again I am indebted to a reader or sending us the following very interesting extract, from "Speak Memory" by…
Australian Austin Sevens Sir, I enjoyed your little article on "Al Chatter". You did not mention those superbly built little…
“… if Editorial privilege permits a glimpse into the ‘future', it is clear that our outstanding competitor this year is…
Jaguar's US appeal Sir, As an Englishman presently living here in California, I was very interested to read your article…
Stellar MotoGP rookie Pedro Acosta has a plan and it seems like he’s ready for the nastiest race class of them all. His goal? To become the fourth rider – after Phil Read, Valentino Rossi and Marc Márquez – to win all three world championships
Jacky Ickx and Mario Andretti. Quite simply, two of the greatest racing drivers in motor racing history. Even their names, which carry the resonance of Grand Prix wins from a…
Sergio Perez fuelled his F1 championship hopes with a win in Baku at the 2023 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, fending off team-mate Max Verstappen who lost the lead after an unfortunate pit call
Paul Ricard gets a bad rap, but the 2021 French Grand Prix helped it recover some of it as a thriller played out between the top two teams in front…