A Porsche Monopoly Cefalu, Sicily, May 4th. The Targa Florio is not so much a race as a state of mind and a drive down through Southern Italy and along…

Quoting passages from one's own articles of the past is something I do not like doing, and it can bounce back and strike one down in an embarrassing manner, but…

Impressive Win by Chaparral, Nurburgring, Germany, June 5th. The German club that organises the annual long-distance race over 44 laps of the Nurburgring has long held the opinion that quantity…

[By means of which the Continental Correspondent, while he is motoring abroad, keeps in touch with the Editor.] Dear W.B., Although it is now the month of May and this…

Engines I have always said there is never a dull moment in Formula One, and if there is it is of your own making. With teams from all over the…

- a Lotus come-back Jarama, Madrid, May 1st The Spanish event was the first World Championship Grand Prix on the European continent for 1972, and it was the turn of…

It is an unfortunate thing that most people have very short memories so that it is most important "what you have done" than "how you did it". We all remember…

In 1935 the Delahaye and Delage firms amalgamated and from being rather dull touring cars Delahaye took on a new lease of life with a very sporting flair. In 1936…

Silverstone, England, July 19th During the days before official practising, the Silverstone circuit was a hive of activity, so that at one stage it almost looked as if the Grand…

[By means of which the Continental Correspondent, while he is motoring abroad, keeps in touch with the Editor.] Dear W. B., At the moment I am feeling slightly sick, as…

"Stand back, they are all going off on a warm-up lap. Bonnier is very late starting; something wrong with a rear-wheel fixing; did his mechanic strip the studs?" "Here they…

The Engine Era Sackcloth and ashes for DSJ. Last month in Formula One Scene when writing about the future of the Benetton team I said that Ford owned the Cosworth…