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Contents, November 1945
A Successful Amateur Venture ... 221 The Meeting of the Clubs ...225 The First Post-War Racing ... 229 Some Austin…
A Successful Amateur Venture ... 221 The Meeting of the Clubs ...225 The First Post-War Racing ... 229 Some Austin…
A. N. L. Maclachlan developed a fairly ordinary sports Austin Seven into one of the most successful sprint Austin Sevens…
As advised at the meeting between the R.A.C. and the recognised motor clubs, we wrote to our M.P. about the…
To avoid unnecessary correspondence, those subscribers desiring back numbers are informed that the following issues are unobtainable:— 1924
Important and useful discussion at the R.A.C. The meeting at the R.A.C. on September 28th was a most successful and…
When the the smoke or battle clears we shall appraise fully the value of the Transatlantic Air Ferry Service. Yet…
France Shows Us The Way Three excellent events in Paris. Big attendance. Wimille's Bugatti victorious in Coupe des Prisonniers Race.…
No car is more versatile than the Austin Seven in the matter of interchangeability of parts, and for this reason…
"I Couldn't Care Less," by Anthony Phelps (The Harborough Publishing Co., Ltd.). 8s. 6d. We have had divers books, mostly…
As this issue is by way of being an Austin Seven number, there is interest in recalling details of the…
The Seven's Beginnings As this is by way of being something of a special Austin Seven issue, it is worth…
We Hear F/Lt. Peter Jones hopes to install a Diesel engine in a private-car chassis, and F/O. McConnell has been…
" The Salt of the Earth," by Ab. Jenkins and Wendell J. Aston (Clymer Motors). 1 1/2 dollars. This little…
Sir, I read with interest Anthony Phelps's rather harsh criticism of the small car and small car enthusiast in the…
To meet the repeated demands for something on the lines of the old Spare Parts Announcements, we have instituted a…
It will not be long before your new LANCHESTER is ready. Backed by five years of wartime developments, it surpasses…
Driving a Formula 1 car is just like riding a bike — you never forget. At least that's Jacques Villeneuve's view after he blasted out of the pits in a 2021 Alpine and found his brain was instantly back in the groove... even if his body wasn't
Dear Reader, It is a sign of these uncertain and unprecedented times that for the first time in its 96-year history, this month’s issue of Motor Sport was sent to…
This seemed to be the weekend where Lewis Hamilton allowed himself a little thought about the fact that he was on his way to his third world championship. You might…
Le Mans legend Derek Bell commemorates 100 years of Motor Sport on this special edition podcast