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Matters of Moment, May 1969
• "Babs" In spite of the controversy caused, Owen Wyn Owen has disinterred the 27-litre Liberty-aero-engined racing car "Babs" from…
• "Babs" In spite of the controversy caused, Owen Wyn Owen has disinterred the 27-litre Liberty-aero-engined racing car "Babs" from…
Overcrowding on the International Calendar seems to go from bad to worse, for already in March we had the Le…
April 13th The original intention of the O.D.A.C.I.S.A., who organise the racing on the Jarama circuit near Madrid, was to…
A Porsche Domination This year's B.O.A.C. 500 was the European opener in the 1969 World Sports-Car Championship and, though held…
Three brand new designs appeared for the first round of the European Formula Two Championship, the Brabham BT30, the Lotus…
Since I have just completed my first visit to Britain in 10 years, the Editor suggested that readers may be…
That well-documented and copiously illustrated book on an obscure subject "The German Giants", by G. W. Haddow and Peter M.…
Hockenheim, Germany, April 13th The first Formula Two race of 1968 resulted in the death of Jim Clark, and the…
Nothing this month, except the unexpected reference to old cars in "Atlanta My Seal" by H. G. Hurrell (William Kimber,…
After a lot of discussion and some "passing the buck" the Belgian Grand Prix has been cancelled. The reasons are…
The Morgan 3-Wheeler Club is to stage a mixed three/four-wheeler race at this year's V.S.C.C. Oulton Park Race Meeting. Their…
The A.G.M. was held, very conveniently, at the Headfort Place Hotel on April 15th, the Chair being taken by the…
With 150 entries ranging from a Chummy Austin to the 10½-litre Delage the first Vintage S.C.C. race meeting of 1969…
The NSU Ro80 A Very Advanced Wankel-Rotary-Engined Front-Drive Saloon from Neckarsulm Which Provides Superb Road-Holding, Comfort, Speed and Safety. There…
"Would it not be practical to fit light racing cars . . . with a couple of ailerons, one projecting…
According to the Christchurch Star a girl walked into a New Zealand hospital late one night with the ring finger…
Cynics, mainly those who have never been to Africa, tend to look upon the East African Safari Rally as a…
Motoring at Easter may mean frustrations, anxiety and being held up in innumerable traffic tangles for the ordinary driver, but…
For the second year in succession, a British round in the European Formula Two Championship for non-graded drivers opened the…
Good Friday's Snetterton race meeting heralded the return of American V8 power to the flat wind-swept Norfolk circuit. Fortunately on…
World champion Marc Márquez and his new team-mate Jorge Lorenzo are fighting to be fit for the new season, as are two other HRC members... Photo: MotoGP There are always…
Paul Fearnley looks back at some of F1's comeback stories Jean-Pierre Beltoise was a multiple national motorcycle champion finding his way in cars when a crash during the 1964 Reims…
The French sports car driver Jean-Pierre Jaussaud, part of two of France's most celebrated Le Mans victories, died on July 21
Ironically, Top Gear’s Stig is actually a very eloquent bloke. Ben Collins is no longer The Stig, though – that title now falls at the race-booted feet of another driver (rumour…