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Matters Of Moment, November 1962
THE SURVIVAL OF THE SPORTS CAR In a World of increasing automation and a softening human race it is a…
THE SURVIVAL OF THE SPORTS CAR In a World of increasing automation and a softening human race it is a…
THE Guild of Motoring Writers Test Day provides an opportunity for foreign journalists to sample the newest British cars…
The Editor's Annual Discourse on Topical Aspects of the Motoring Scene Do many motorists, in these days of powerful 4-cylinder…
The little Lotus factory at Cheshunt in Hertfordshire, is never inactive, and while Colin Chapman and Team Lotus are away…
A pleasing aspect of this year's London Show was the number of smaller car manufacturers exhibiting there - Abarth, A.C.,…
Most enthusiasts are usually worn out after touring the car stands at Earls Court and seldom go up the stairs…
ELVA AT EPSOM The Elva Press-party was a disaster. Not for the assembled journalists, for they had a good lunch…
The success of last year's race guaranteed the return this year to Watkins Glen of the Fourth US Grand Prix.…
"Move Over!" by Russell Brockbank. 64 pp. 9-7/8 in. x 7-1/3 in. (Temple Press Books, Bowling Green Lane, London, E.C.1.…
The 2nd Clubmen's Championship was held on the full Silverstone circuit and this alone produced excitements. Organisation was in the…
The pleasant, unruffled atmosphere which prevails at Goodwood normally was upset on September 22nd, when the final races counting towards…
VINTAGE CAR PRICES THE prices asked for pre-1931 cars, and indeed, many p.v.t. models, have been falling, but are still…
5-point lead among light sports cars FASTER GETAWAY Standing quarter mile, 19.5 seconds. Top speed, 92 mph. These performance figures…
Country 'Buses Sir, I was naturally most interested to read Mr. Roy Taylor's memories regarding Stoke-on-Trent 'buses during the…
In this second part of our feature covering the concessionaires of foreign cars sold in this country we survey several…
AN accelerative G.T. car devouring a good road at over 100 m.p.h., or a responsive sports car accelerating up through…
U.S. Grand Prix …
SIXTEEN CYLINDERS AND EIGHT MILES A GALLON You may think that elephants are found in Africa and India but those…
Triumph Spitfire 4 A new small-capacity sports car to challenge the Sprite and Midget market is something of an event.…
At the drivers' briefing before the start of the Six-Hour Race B.R.S.C.C. Secretary Nick Syrett cast a doleful eye towards…
Max Verstappen's 2023 Monaco GP win was a triumph of performance, tyre management and strategy — in stark contrast to Ayrton Senna's experience 35 years earlier, writes Mark Hughes:"there was a time when the driver could largely do whatever the hell he wanted"
In the days before the ‘winter sun’ of the Springbok and Tasman series’ of the 1950s-’60s, hardier European racing types rugged up and headed north to get their off-season fix.…
We all love to watch a good duff-up on the racetrack, but what about the riders? We asked Marc Márquez, Valentino, Jorge, Cal and the rest what the racing battle means to them
Aston Martin is currently rooted to the back of the F1 grid. Now, more than ever, it needs Sebastian Vettel to guide (and drive) it to strong results but there's no sign the four-time champion can play that role, says Chris Medland