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Sir, I have followed the long duel between correspondents, many of whom are overseas and are possibly embittered by their…
Sir, I have followed the long duel between correspondents, many of whom are overseas and are possibly embittered by their…
Sir, It is said that as men grow older they gain in common sense, their outlook matures, from wild excursions…
Sir, I have read with interest and sympathy the considerable number of letters recently appearing in MOTOR SPORT from writers…
Sir, I have noticed in your columns (and others) frequent reference to the excellent handling of the post-war Morris Minor…
Sir, With reference to recent correspondence in MOTOR SPORT concerning car insurance, are there any vital statistics to show whether:…
Sir, I was interested in Mr. Poske's original letter anent the alleged failings of British post-World War Il automobiles and/or…
INTRODUCTION Common sense does not prevail as often as might be supposed, if the lack of a fire-extinguisher in many…
by "CARROZZINO" In the two recent circuit races at Floreffe and Mettet we had interesting examples of a mechanical problem…
As we close for press we learn that the new sports Triumph, with 2-litre Vanguard engine, has distinguished itself by…
Only 30 or so years ago, the Le Mans pits were cramped beyond belief, quite grubby… and light years from the spacious working hubs they have since become. But by…
On paper a fourth straight win for Sebastian Vettel is hardly the stuff to set the pulse racing, but in fact the Korean GP provided plenty of entertainment. The three…
Three drivers will run custom helmet designs in celebration of China's return to the F1 calendar — each more striking than the last
A series taken from the 162-page Motor Sport special 100 Greatest Grands Prix (other specials are available here). To purchase the lead image click here. From the editor Damien Smith The Grand Prix motor…