EDITORIAL NOTES. A Distressing Trend. AS keen motorists who take a delight in handling a car of lively performance, we view with distaste the increasing number of manufacturers who are…

Itook advantage of a staff visit to Brooklands Museum to discuss last month's 70th Anniversary issue of MOTOR SPORT. (I bought my first copy of The Brooklands Gazette from the…

Opposites attract our columnist this month, from a Can-Am monster to a dainty, and obscure, Rhodesian GP winner Goodwood: Incongruous it most definitely looked against the elegant backdrop of Goodwood…

REVENGE FOR MASERATI AT NAPLES FARINA WINS UNINTERESTING BIG CAR RACE The 1,500 c.c. battle continues. At Turin it looked as though the E.R.A.s were slightly faster than the Maseratis,…

ITALIAN OPINION A reader has Rent us the following translation of a significant reference to the 11.1t.51. which appeared in an article by Oluvanni Canestrint in the issue of La…

Andrew Frankel With his day job as road-tester on A Certain Weekly, Andrew drives more cars every month than most folk do in a decade. But the two monsters he…

SPORTING MACHINES ON TEST. The 350 c.c. o.h.v. Humber. I WAS very interested to test one of the latest machines turned out by the Humber Factory, because the first motor…

Sir, Ever since my Article supporting moderns appeared in the October, 1943, issue of MOTOR SPORT, many letters have been written by vintage people condemning my sarcastic remarks on vintage…

Boost for Formula E Renault commits to electric racing concept. By Gary Watkins Renault had no choice but to become involved in next year's FIA Formula E Championship for electric…

My late father, a very keen archaeologist, decided, with advancing years and failing health, that the best way to survey the local Roman roads and medieval tracks in their passage…

After its victory the winning Renault Dauphine stood unceremoniously with other cars in the Casino square. It had 1063R engine modifications, a twin-choke Solex carburetter, four separate exhaust pipes, and…

Sir, I was very interested by your article on Austin Twenties in the December issue, and the passing references to the Sixteen. My own Sixteen was a 104 model, not…