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By Janos L Wimpffen ISBN 967 22 52 05 Published by Motorsport Research Group, £129.99 I am willing to bet…
By Janos L Wimpffen ISBN 967 22 52 05 Published by Motorsport Research Group, £129.99 I am willing to bet…
By Michael Keyser and Jonathan Williams ISBN 8376 0234 3 Published by Bendy, £39.99 What a simply terrible title for…
By Michael Turner ISBN I 85960 627X Published by Haynes, £17.99 Although there has been a huge boom in motorsport…
By John Nicholson and Adam Parsons ISBN 333 74700S Published by Macmillan, £20.00 I felt a bit sad after reading…
By Gerard Crombac ISBN 2 7268 8336 2 Published by ETAI, £39.99 First the good news: this is a fine…
It is a remarkable factor in Automotive engineering that the piston and the poppet valve have survived virtually unchallenged into…
The death, at the age of 82, of Edward Pailthorp Eves leaves the world of motoring writers bereft of one…
Last month a reader suggested that in the 'Phi-Phi' Etancelin article I had deprived this driver of his final placings.…
Douglas Burnell ('Bunny') Tubbs, who died last November aged 86, grew up with acute physical disabilities but this scarcely hampered…
A picture in December issue of a 1908 GP Mercedes had its owner Jack Hartshome Cooper at the wheel, which…
At an age when I hate change if came as a shock to find that letters from Mercedes-Benz in Stuttgart…
Those who favour Morris cars have an excellent choice of books about the make's history. The latest is Making Cars…
The value offered by the books of the Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust (PO Box 31, Derby DE24 8BJ) is very commendable.…
The rights of owners of the older motor vehicles were underlined last October when the Vice-President of FIVA and the…
In an idle moment last year I found myself watching the build-up to the World Cup Wales v Argentina rugby…
F1 teams spend hundreds of millions competing in the World Championship every year, but how much does an F1 car actually cost?
He arrived in F1 virtually unknown, but wild, bushy-haired Jody Scheckter made his name in more ways than one after a stellar — but controversial — rookie campaign. The 1979 champion recalls his early races with McLaren
F1's imminent return to South Africa signals its intent to engage new markets, but could come at the cost of other much-loved venues, writes Chris Medland
I have been asked to get back to the blogging, from which I have been absent these past weeks. So here I am. Where have I been hiding? All over…