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The first of a new series in which senior racing car designers nominate a machine they didn't design, but which…
The first of a new series in which senior racing car designers nominate a machine they didn't design, but which…
Our picture of count Zborowski in his miller on the banking at Sitges has resulted in a request for more…
What follows is not for a moment intended as a criticism of Kaye Don. I had the greatest admiration for…
The MCC's 79m land's end trial occupies the night and day of April 21/22, finishing at Penzance. Well-behaved spectators are…
The revived invicta CC has 73 members, ownership of S-types predominating. The secretary is Mrs Marion Rendall, Selsley Hall, Selsley,…
Two more of those inexpensive motoring histories which we have previously reviewed favourably, are now available in the Dreolin Irish…
The VSCC has issued a fine commemoration book about its 1999 Malvern Week, with evocative pictures and explanations of the…
The new owned of the 1934 Frazer Nash BMK 104, originally owned by Alan Whiddington, wants to trace the history…
Memorials are erected in memory of statesmen, politicians, Sherlock Holmes and rightly, to deceased racing drivers. I have stood respectfully…
The VSCC's Measham Trial, one of its most important events, took place on the night of 22nd January, based at…
Those conversant with pre-WW2 motor racing will know that Captain GET Eyston was a prolific record-breaker, up to his LSR…
What appears to be a car raced at Brooklands has recently been discovered in Lancashire. It is a 1929 SCAP-engined…
It's the fearsome Pikes Peak this weekend, where Dickie Meaden fulfilled a life-long dream not long ago I’m not sure exactly when I first became aware of Pikes Peak’s legendary…
BMW's new GT racer gets a Balance of Performance lifeline after Daytona 24 Hours complaints The BMW M8 GTE will run a higher amount of turbo boost, increasing top-end power, as…
First published in the 2010 British Grand Prix programme The world is ripe with ambitious youngsters, but the road to the top can be brutal in any sphere of life.…
He tore along dirt trails and snaking roads, inches from treacherous drops; through rain, hail and, eventually, the blazing Corsican sun. Eventually, Bernard Béguin emerged victorious. In 1987, Béguin conquered…