Archive King Cobra It's become a legend. Fifty years after it bellowed its way onto the race track, the Cobra remains a rampant symbol of automotive powerplay. Crude in concept, unsubtle in delivery… October 2012 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Rumblings, September 1945 New Models This is a most interesting period from the viewpoint of new models, although many that are announced cannot yet be bought, even with a permit. Lagonda, Ltd., intend… September 1945 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Defending the "specials" Sir, Mr. Boddy, in his report on the "Clubman's Championship," damns the 750s and 1172s with faint praise—they "looked very slow although close observation showed that they were being driven… December 1961 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive What goes around...F3 back at Monaco Banished from the Principality in 1998 when Formula 3000 'hijacked' its Monaco GP support slot, Formula Three gets its prestige Monte Carlo street race back on May 21. It's no… May 2005 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Corvair Leads The first published figures for sales of the three rival American "small cars," the Chevrolet Corvair, Ford Falcon and Chrysler-Plymouth Valiant, show that in the first month (October 1959) 23,759 Corvairs… January 1960 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Racing Car Show beats the Freeze Figures recently released show that no fewer than 20,000 people struggled through the appalling early January weather to attend the Racing Car Show at Alexandra Pavilion. Both the BRSCC and… March 1987 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Rare Coopers unearthed, rebuilt and raced Two rare Coopers are returning to racing this season, one of them for the first time in more than 30 years. While Frank Sytner has already given his ex-Stirling Moss… July 2001 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Book reviews, September 1967, September 1967 “Low-Cost Car Repairs," by John Mills. 294 pages, 8¾ in. x 5½ in. (Faber & Faber Ltd., 24, Russell Square, London. 35s.) As the title suggests, this is a book… September 1967 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive The Beverley-Barnes Sir, Your "fragment" on the Beverley-Barnes was of immense interest, as I did some research into the story of this make some years ago. Technical development was primarily the work… May 1976 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Jaguar Jaguar by Philip Porter. 224pp. 9.1/4"x 13". (Sidgwick & Jackson, Tavistock Chambers, Bloomsbury Way, London WC1A 2SG. £19.95.) The word "lavish" barely describes this thick arid heavy volume, with its… September 1988 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive British Leyland in the USA Sir, I have just finished reading your March, 1971 issue and was somewhat disturbed by Mr. Graham Whitehead's (President, British Leyland Motors Inc. of America) comment that all is well… June 1971 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Tribute enough Sir, I have been waiting to see if there would be a special television programme acknowledging Enzo Ferrari's contribution to motor racing. Unexpectedly it came in the form of the… November 1988 Issue By Motor Sport
