It was not so long ago that anyone in Britain who wanted to go motor racing had to buy a foreign car, preferably with foreign mechanics - and the use…

Dear reader, A great deal happens in Monte Carlo during the annual speed week, for it now starts off very static with auction sales for old cars and the speed…

BRANDS HATCH, August 29th THE International flavour of the August Bank Holiday meeting was barely discernible, but as a National meeting there was a very full entry. The main event was…

Lotus-Honda V6 t/c Lotus used the same three cars that were used in Brazil, all 100T models running on normal steel coil-springs and Bilstein dampers, in place of the “active-ride”…

The Daily Mail Race of Champions meeting at Brands Hatch saw the first appearance of new cars from McLaren Racing, the Owen Organisation B.R.M. team, the Cooper Car Company, and…

After a certain amount of alarm and despondency the Dutch organisers managed to raise the finance necessary to organise their Grand Prix, and, in fact, they did better than expected…

The cancellation of the Belgian G.P. is still provoking much thought and comment, and having moved closer the issue is much clearer, though not officially. In Belgium, as in Germany,…

Going by the book Dear Reader, Last month I was on about lavish and expensive books; this month a book with a difference has arrived. This is the 1988 Year…

I have dropped a lot of dangers in my time, but the one in the October Motor Sport was one of the best yet. I refer to the feature "From…

The last Formula One race to he held was the United States GP at Watkins Glen, and that was on October 5th, almost three months ago; during that time an…

A REVIEW Le Mans (Sarthe), June 23rd. This year the Le Mans 24-hour race returned to its normal status of counting towards the Manufacturers' Championship for Sports Cars, because the…

A prolific industry It had been our intention to feature a monthly article on the current state-of the art of building fake cars, whether for pleasure or monetary gain. By…