The Vintage Sports Car Club travelled to OuIton Park. Cheshire, at the end of June for its annual Sir Henry Segrave memorial Meeting, where showers allowed Julian Bronson's familiar vivid…

A fast run on a well tried car. There are a great many people who are frightened to buy a sports car on the grounds that any high speed machinery…

Early 3-litre Grand Prix cars will be the star attractions of the new-look Oulton Park Gold Cup meeting at the end of August. In period, the Gold Cup non-championship Formula…

Sir, I am somewhat confused as to why the 1906 Grand Prix at Le Mans Connerré is considered to be the first grand prix, particularly following the advert for Renault…

Motor racing paintings and prints by father and son Michael and Graham Turner go on show in London in February. Both artists are famed for their racing subjects, but will…

Points as at May 13, 2009. 1. Adam Carroll A1GP 174pts After a stellar performance in the last round of the A1GP Championship at Brands Hatch, where the Irishman notched…

Look at that little pattern on the left: it's been traced out on thousands of bedroom carpets since the 1960s, instantly recognisable as the Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit. Every…

Ken Wharton Wins - 2 sec. Superiority in Special Tests. Photographs will be found on centre pages - Motor Sport copyright. The R.A.C. invited 45 drivers to compete in a…

Sir, Having lived and motored in Italy for several years I read with interest Mr Piggott's letter published in your May issue. Among other things Mr Piggott mentions the importance attached to…

Toyota narrowly missed out on a historic victory in the Daytona 500 after Tony Stewart and Kyle Busch were beaten to the line by the Dodge Chargers of Ryan Newman…

The Standard Register announces that its annual rally, which this year coincides with the Diamond Jubilee of the Company, takes place on June 22nd. The pre-1940 Triumph O.C. will join…

The number of cases in which motorists bring cases against other motorists seems, regrettably, to be on the increase. More disturbing is the fact the Magistrates often find these cases…