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Were they really built?
Looking at the photograph of the Bimotore Alfa Romeo that we published in the December issue of Motor Sport, I…
Looking at the photograph of the Bimotore Alfa Romeo that we published in the December issue of Motor Sport, I…
For years Ford have held a January conference at which they tell an often amazed audience about their competition plans…
With the arrival of the official FIA Yellow Book for 1979, containing all the rules and regulations for International events…
Some years ago I enjoyed myself in these columns comparing the top-cars that were available to wealthy purchasers after the…
The Opel Senator and Monza Superb handling, performance, comfort and appointments help justify an apparent high price Opel's new Senator…
In the New Year Honours List John Arthur Brabham became the first man to receive a knighthood for services to…
The editorial Rover 3500 has been fitted with rather novel Skyport glass sunshine roof to enable the Editor to savour…
N.B. -Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. - Ed.…
Jim Clark remains an enigma. Forty-one years after his passing, racing fans are still fascinated by the greatest driver of the 1960s, but how much do we really know about…
The world of sports car racing must feel like the AC/DC of international motor sport. The hard rocking Scottish/Australian band have sold more albums in the US than Bruce Springsteen,…
Racing simulator Project CARS gets mobile spin-off We quite liked Project CARS 2, with digital editor Jack Phillips calling the 2017 release a 'giant killer', and now the simulator is…
The 488 GTB, Ferrari’s new mid-engined supercar, is not naturally aspirated. Instead, Ferrari have bolted two turbochargers to a 3.9-litre V8 – that’s 0.488 litres per cylinder – hence the…