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Ron Footitt (AC/GN) clinches Motor Sport Trophy contest THE last 1983 race meeting of the Vintage SCC took place on August 28th,…
Ron Footitt (AC/GN) clinches Motor Sport Trophy contest THE last 1983 race meeting of the Vintage SCC took place on August 28th,…
"It would make a nice road car, wouldn't it?" enquired Richard Lloyd as I stopped at the pits for a breather. After…
Twenty years ago, at the Frankfurt Auto Salon in 1963, Dr Ferry Porsche unveiled the Porsche 901 which, through an accident…
A new class for Mercedes It took ten years — three more than is usual in the motor industry — for…
A section devoted to old car matters A 1910 Humber THE other day, in connection with some filming relating to…
A look back to the roads of the 1920s (Continued from the July issue) Going on with the OJ saga of long ago,…
(This is the Golden Jubilee year of the Railton car, which we have already commemorated with a long article on…
Back in 1978, at my suggestion, Roger Collings took me on his well-known 1903 Sixty Mercedes for a long run,…
Tracing Pegasos Sir, As a regular reader of your magazine and actual owner of several Pegaso Z-102 sports cars, I…
Comfort at the wheel Sir, AH's comments on the lack of space in the Rover Vitesse highlights a trend that…
For the cover story of the December issue of Motor Sport we managed to get Formula 1 designer Adrian Newey into two of his cars. Here's the film of our…
From Red Bull's potential resurgence to McLaren's title duel, tyre strategy gambles, Bearman's race-ban threat and renewed scrutiny on driving rules, Baku promises another weekend of intrigue
The Parnelli VPJ-4 is one of F1's great coulda-woulda-shoulda stories, writes Preston Lerner. Without it, Mario Andretti would not have won the title with Lotus in 1978
So Rubens Barrichello has decided to set out on a new adventure in his racing career. After becoming the most experienced Grand Prix driver in history over 19 years in…