THE GRAND PRIX DU COMMINGES. ZEHENDER (ALFA ROMEO) WINS KEENLY CONTESTED RACE OVER PICTURESQUE CIRCUIT AT THE FOOT OF THE PYRENEES. AWINDING, narrow road running beside the river Garonne, at…

This sprint event is enjoyable for several reasons. It is in the best tradition of pre-war sprint motoring, the course being a sporting one on private property; the road is…

SHIP-SHAPE AND BRISTOL FASHIONED FRAZER-NASH RESEARCH PLANS TO PUT BRISTOL CARS BACK INTO PRODUCTION N MARCH 2010 CAME the news that the administrators had been brought into Bristol Cars. To…

THE GRAND PRIX RACES OF 1938 THE SEASON FINISHES WITH PROSPECTS OF EXCITING EVENTS FOR 1939 1938 season of Grand Prix racing started off with the highest expectations of international…

Sir, Having just returned from a trip to Kyalami, I've only now picked up my copy of MOTOR SPORT, which I have been taking since 1958. Referring to your article…

CLUB NEWS IN PICTURES. NOTE. The Editor will be pleased to receive photos of events from Club Seeretaries.

Sir, I feel I cannot let your report in the January 1973 MOTOR SPORT on your "four days blind" around Europe in a BMW CSL coupé pass without a few…

In the MCC Trials a Triple Award is given to those who win Premier awards in the Exeter, Land's End and Edinburgh events. These took the form of little granite signposts with three arms inscribed…

Danish View Sir, While I usually sympathise almost completely with your views, Mr. Anthony Bird's hysterical outburst in the October issue (page 1115) seems not to serve the cause of…

A Guide to 1938 High Performance Sports Cars (Continued from the October Issue) The following specifications arrived too late to be included in our article of last month, and in…

Sir, It would be interesting to hear from any of your readers who have played about with the Type 40 Bugatti. My own (No. 40470, year 1929) purchased very much…

DON'T LEAVE LITTER. An R.A C. Appeal. The closing of one of the Surrey beauty spots to the public—St. George's Hill—because of the trouble to which the owners were put…