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The Microlight Conventional pilots sneered at them and called them toys, the public viewed them with suspicion and concern, ministry…
The Microlight Conventional pilots sneered at them and called them toys, the public viewed them with suspicion and concern, ministry…
This year marks the Centenary of the birth of Sir Geoffrey de Havilland, who founded the great de Havilland Aeroplane…
In 1982 the Army Air Corps — which can trace its origins to the first world war — celebrates its…
The Royal Air Force and the RAF Volunteer Reserve provided some good and exciting flying in the years before the…
Gliding Achievements Sir, That delightful book "Soaring Flight" by the late Terence Horsley has a good account of the early…
Endurance runs Runs, more or less non-stop, of long distance or duration, have always been an admirable means of proving…
Collisions at Top Cross Accidents are morbid happenings not often discussed in motor journals, and less-often photographed. I suppose the…
The Junior Car Club used to open the Brooklands season with driving tests there early in the year and in…
Story of a dedicated resurrection One of the memorable vintage events of last year was seeing the 1½-litre supercharged Halford…
We regret to have to record the death, at the age of 75, of Lord de Clifford, OBE, the 26th…
This year represents the Diamond Jubilee of the pre-war Austin Seven and apart from the John O'Groats Run which is…
This year's Pioneer Run to Brighton, for veteran motorcycles, will take place on March 21st, organised, as it has been…
Calthorpe Sir, Your November article on the Calthorpe “Ghost Car" evoked some memories for my father who, as a boy,…
The front cover of the Jowetteer, magazine of the Jowett CC, recently carried a picture of a sports-car made in…
Before Scheckter there was Love and Chariton… Jody Shceckter will be remembered as one of the worthy Grand Prix drivers…
The sporting new Ford Fiesta XR-2 was described in the January issue. To say that it is a fine little…
The 1951 Grand Prix season ended on a very high note, with terrific battles between the supercharged 1.6-litre Alfa Romeos…
Monte Carlo Rally Much has been said of the technical achievement of Audi in producing a four-wheel-drive car which has…
"Ferrari — Catalogue Raisonne. 1946-1981" Edited by Augusto Costantino, two volumes, 485 pp. 11¼” x 9½“ (Albion Scott Ltd., Bercourt…
Not so much cars in books this time, as some reflections about cars in the fine TV production of Evelyn…
The rift between F1's governing body and its promoter has become obvious in the wake of Andretti and Cadillac's bid to join the grid. The squabbling is set to continue but they need each other, writes Chris Medland
He's one of the best-ever US racers, but add to that his years as a team owner and innovative car builder and it's clear that Dan Gurney has made a greater contribution to motor sport than any other American, writes Gordon Kirby
Over four decades Adrian Newey has become F1's most successful car designer, his longevity ensured by a host of technological innovations – read his story
The very Newman/Haas car that Andretti took to fourth place in the season’s standings and won a race with is heading to auction Images courtesy of Bonhams The mid-to-late 1990s…