Last month saw the finish of the road-racing season and with it the final round in the 1952 World Championship series, with individual solo honours being divided equally between England…

EDITORIAL. The principal feature of this issue is the report on the double twelve hour race, which, organized by the Junior Car Club, drew a large crowd to Brooklands on…

Fangio, most modest of world champions, comes in for publicity of various kinds. This isn't his fault; it is the penalty of fame. Instead of devoting space to pictures which…

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'He truly never met a race car that he didn't like. All US racing was clamped in an AJ Foyt stranglehold' It was a great racing civilisation that America had…

No. 30 –– The Crouch The Crouch was one of the multitudinous family of light cars which came into being in essentially simple form before the First World War. It…

THE THREE-LITRE LAGONDA A FAST AND COMFORTABLE SPORTS CAR. TN these days of low price regard.11. less of everything, it is encourag ing to remember that there are still concerns…

CAMBRIDGE WIN BY EIGHT EVENTS TO TWO FASTEST CAR TIME BY R. E. TONGUE (0) ON R-TYPE MIDGET Fine weather, a large and varied entry and the usual pleasant spirit…

Sir, I yield pride of place to no one in my admiration of Raymond Mays, but I do think that Wing-Cdr. Lester does the late Murray Jamieson an injustice when…

A MERCEDES-BENZ CHANGE The design of Grand Prix racing-cars is by no means nearing stagnation, as we shall endeavour to show when we again discuss the trend of design at…

Sir, It was sad to hear of the passing of Martin Hines. My little story begins with our epic trip to the Danish Grand Prix at Jyllandsringen in the summer…

Sir, I was most interested to see one of 3 our readers suggesting the formation of a Crossley club in last month's issue. I own a 2-litre Silver Crossley saloon…