Many MOTOR SPORT readers enquire about that now-traditional English summer entertainment, the Traction Engine Rally—at some of which vintage and veteran cars parade. We give below the dates of some…

MERCEDES-BENZ versus AUTO-UNION Some of the Greatest Racing Ever, as a Prelude to War Continued from the January issue. The 19:37 Season RUMOURS of 1937 Grand Prix season commenced almost…

Sir, Writing in your March issue, "M. J. T." said some very kind things about our "Look at Life" film, "Against the Clock," which dealt with the R.A.C. Rally. We…

Moss ends racing career Sir Stirling Moss has finally hung up his helmet after more than 60 years of motor racing. The 81-year-old made the decision in characteristic fashion following…

This long-time sportscar entrant and driver died suddenly after suffering a stroke at his Miami home at the end of October. He was 63. One of the true gentlemen racers on…

THE AVRO 5.D4 — A Tribute w BEFORE the First orld War, aeroplanes wgn wgn regarded as wonderful, mysterious, but seldom-encountered things, so far as those outside the intimate circle…

THE PHCENIX PARK CLASSICS B. BIRA " (MASERATI) PUTS UP LAP RECORD TO 107.28 M.P.H. R. MAYS GAINS AN E.R.A. VICTORY IN THE SCRATCH RACE. RETIREMENT OF " BIRA'S "…

94CHARINC CROSS RD., W.C.2 TEM 6944 • RACING CAR REVIEW 1951 by D. S. Jenkinson Umform with the Reviews of 1949 and 1950. Illustrated. Stiff covers. 8s. post free. •…

SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST. The T.T. Panther. By "PAUL SADLER." THE firm of Phelon & Moore have been famous for the outstanding reliability of their motor-cycles since the year 1902,…

CONT ENTS ... 363 The Way of Things ... LARD. PAGE Whitsun INIeeting The Targa Florio The French Grand Prix Prospects for Dublin Rumblings • •• Le Mans Entries ••'…

FOR SALE MAGNETTE, Type N.B., unbloWn, actual works T.T. car ; formerly used in speed trials by P. R. Monkhouse, Monaco Garage ; present holder many class records, including Brighton…

Sir, Having read with interest your excellent magazine for many years, I would hazard a guess that I am not the only reader who has formed rather strong views on…