Sir, Laurence Meredith's dream of a team of six new race-worthy Auto Union V16s, inexplicably all in mountain climb guise, sounds wonderful (MOTORSPORT, June), but is wide of the mark;…

Sir, Motor Sport continues to bring joy and interest monthly to this Spanish hillside and your October edition was no exception. "Chasing Ghosts" chased up a memory for me—an a…

Sir, How much I enjoyed reading "A Thing of the Past" (Motor Sport, April 1989). It brought back many happy memories of the International Trophy and British Grand Prix meetings…

Fifty-four years after he won the Sebring 12 Hours in an OSCA, Sir Stirling Moss took his own version to a class victory in the one-hour Woodcote Trophy race at…

Silverstone, May 14th Spectators who went to Silverstone on May 14th to watch the BRDC's fourth round of the World Championship for Makes probably thought they were getting a motor race…

Sir, I am an English transplant, who has been taking your excellent magazine since the early fifties when I used to cycle to Silverstone and Goodwood, now living in Southern…

N.W. London M.C. Lawrence Cup Trial Those who expected this oft-postponed event to flop because of summer conditions got the surprise of their lives at Bagshot Heath on the day…

Sir, I have been instructed by my committee to make this appeal to other motoring clubs for their support in presenting an official Protest to the RAC Motor Sports Association…

1975 -- Jody scoops GP win at Kyalami Tyrrell ace secures home victory but loses out in snow-hit Race of Champions It didn't look too promising. Desperate for success at…

When winning wasn’t everything Sir, I beg to ask the question "Who won Le Mans in 1927?" In July you credit Dr Benjafield and Sammy Davis, and this misconception is…

Sir, On Good Friday morning my husband and I attempted to make the journey between Sr Albans and Oulton Park circuit. This straightforward journey involved some 160 miles of M1,…

"My Sprint has completed 42,000 miles. Its life history has been erratic, causing no trouble at all for long periods, then causing chaos in a week." A. G. Morison, London…