AN OLD ESTABLISHED TRIAL L. G. JOHNSON'S RAZER-NASH-B.M.W. WINS TH:. TVVE ITY-EI:SHTH COVENTRY CUP. In the North West London IVI.C.'s Coventry Cup Trial, the principal award, the Coventry Cup, was…

THE FIRST TO WEAR THE GREEN A Review of Napier Racing Cars, 1900-1908 by A. S. HEAL This year we all hope that the B.R.M. team will establish British prestige…

Sir, Readers will no doubt rement her an article in the May. 1941, issue, entitled " An Idea for the impecunious." in which it was suggested that a stable of…

In the January Motor Sport, we were able to describe the origins of the Darracq "Genevieve". Here is Dr Bill Pumphrey's story of how a veteran Sunbeam, believed to be…

Historic endurance rallying is one of the real growth areas of motor sport. The experience of driving classic cars on some of the world's most challenging roads is unrivalled, and…

The booklet (price Is.) issued by the B.R.D.C. giving detailed results of the British Empire Trophy Race, makes 'interesting reading. The fastest four consecutive laps were covered by Prince Leiningen…

Masters major at Oldtimer The first Grand Prix Masters race delivered a close finish during the 39th Oldtimer GP at the Niirburgring. Roland Kinch (Arrows A4) pipped Joaquin Folch (Brabham…

Champion-elect equals Senna's eight-in-a-season victory record ”I’m not designed to finish second or third. I am designed to win." Well, though he's said that in the past, Ayrton Senna didn't…

Aurelio Lampredi, designer of the 4 1/2-litre Ferrari V12 engine which ended the domination of the supercharged Alfa Romeos in 1951, has died at the age of 71. After working…

POLICE AND MOTORISTS From Sir John Whitmore, Bart. Sir, For some time now MOTOR SPORT has carried readers' letters and editorials about the injustices of magistrates and police alike, in…

ORING SPORTSMEN MOT (NEW SERIES). V. THE HON. BRIAN LEWIS. ITHINK it was the famous PanhardLevassor driver, Rene de Knyff, who advised aspirants to a motor-racing career to bear his…

THE OUTER CIRCUIT "200s" THE 1924 RACE (Continued from the September issue.) SO we come to September 20th, 1924, and the last, and in many ways the greatest, Outer Circuit…