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Buck Up, The Clubs
AFTER over fifteen months of war we can still count our blessings. Petrol is being more freely allocated than before,…
AFTER over fifteen months of war we can still count our blessings. Petrol is being more freely allocated than before,…
Wherein Douglas Tubbs relates some experiences in looking for a car he has not yet found THE recent, Krieg which…
[A CONTRIBUTION TO THE "CARS I HAVE OWNED" SERIES BY N. MASSEY-RIDDLE, NOW SERVING ON H.M.S. "ARK ROYAL," AND WHICH…
WE HEAR . . . . We hear that Joan Richmond has recently given up her Lancia "Lambda" in favour…
[THIS TIME BY CECIL CLUTTON, WHO INCLUDES SOME OF COL. CLUTTON'S CARS. HIS FATHER IS, OF COURSE, A VICE-PRESIDENT OF…
SOME OF THE MOST INTENSIVE RACING EVER AS A PRELUDE TO WAR [Continued from the October 1940 issue. The 1936…
SIR CLIVE EDWARDS, in his entertaining article in November, referred at length to his R-type Midget with twin o.h.c. This…
Sir, Just home on leave, so I took the opportunity of securing a copy of MOTOR SPORT and noticed your…
More Economics FOLLOWING our attempt to offer some observations on the cost of running a sports-car and using it in…
"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." — the prime…
Bigger risks, bigger pressure, bigger calendar – no wonder Aleix Espargaró says the day he announced his MotoGP retirement last week as one of the best of his life
Spa had become divisive. Jackie Stewart despised its naked dangers – and said so. If it rained, he told Ken Tyrrell, he would not race. And his team boss couldn’t…
Wouldn’t it be just great if there was an Olympic Grand Prix? Imagine, a race around the Olympic park for the fastest, most sophisticated racing cars in the world, driven…
Alex Ribeiro struggled to make it in F1, driving a series of sub-par cars. Only after retirement, says Matt Bishop, did the 'Jesus Saves' helmet-wearer find his place at the very back of the grid