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New Look For National Benzole
"Mr. Mercury," who for forty years has been the National Benzole symbol, now appears in a "New Look," in conjunction…
"Mr. Mercury," who for forty years has been the National Benzole symbol, now appears in a "New Look," in conjunction…
The 1960 Coronation Safari The organisers of the 1960 Coronation Safari, now rechristened the Eighth East African Safari, to be…
Orders for the new B.M.C. small cars, which we described in detail last month, are pouring in and enormous enthusiasm is…
A Section Devoted to Old Car Matters The V.S.C.C. Prescott Speed Hill-Climb (August 23rd) A good entry was received for…
Sir, I should like to add to the Salmson correspondence by mentioning the Type S4 12/24 h.p. car which was…
On the 1960 Simca Aronde range the rear suspension will be a combination of leaf and coil springs. The leaf…
Whether one agrees with speed records obtained by special cars as compared with track successes, the records set up so…
The Final of the Motor Sport Silverstone Trophy will take place at the North Staffs. M.C. Silverstone race meeting on…
"Useless If Delayed," by Paul Wyand. 256 pp. (George G. Harrap & Co., Ltd., 182, High Holborn, London, W.C.1. 18s.).…
M. Bibendum, The Michelin Man Incredible coincidence, and fine testimony to the popularity of that famous advertising personality, tubby cheerful…
The 54th Brighton Speed Trials attracted 280 entries this year and showed no sign of losing its popularity in spite…
N.B. -- Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them. --…
A chain of events could mean that Robert Kubica finally gets his chance to return to Formula 1 Carlos Sainz’s signing for McLaren as Fernando Alonso’s replacement for 2019 puts…
Fascinating in its banality (sometimes) the 2022 Singapore GP was a war of attrition and challenge in paying attention
Alex Wurz's racing CV includes F1 podium finishes, two Le Mans victories and extensive testing mileage. But, says Matt Bishop, few know how accomplished he's been out of the cockpit
He's championed causes on the grid and now Sebastian Vettel will voice his opinions on BBC Question Time this Thursday. It's a chance to show that F1 drivers can be intelligent and thoughtful — if he avoids being tripped up, writes Adam Cooper