In this issue

Practical magic
The junior supercars that do it all, with space as well as pace: Ferrari Mondial, Porsche 911, Alpine GTA and Lotus Excel.

Frazer Nash Mille Miglia
The ‘win on Sunday, sell on Monday’ sports car that’s a cut above the mainstream.

The young victorious
Joining the fresh-faced teams on a new event created to draw rallying first-timers..

Mick WALSH

'If you can bear the movie's laughable plot and some awful songs, the race action is spectacular

3 mins

Simon TAYLOR

'You can have cheap fun trialling an Austin Seven, while Sunbeams, ERAS and Bugattis fight it out on the hills and circuits'

3 mins

Martin BUCKLEY

'You can have cheap fun trialling an Austin Seven, while Sunbeams, ERAS and Bugattis fight it out on the hills and circuits'

3 mins

2+2 equals PHWOAR

Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.\"

10 mins

ONE SIZE FITS ALL

Frazer Nash tailored its cars to be the ultimate do-it-all machines, and wrapped its Mille Miglia in an exceptionally handsome body

10 mins

MAKING A MARQUE

Mercedes W114/115 range provided the German maker with a volume-selling leg-up that still resonates to this day

8 mins

FOR THE YOUNG AND FOR FREE

In an effort to attract new blood into regularity rallying, HERO-ERA invited young drivers to an all-new event. Team C&SC was among nearly 100 cars to take part

10 mins

Banging the drum

The Leyland P76 was an advert for British engineering wrapped in Aussie-friendly style and it could perform an odd trick with its boot

8 mins

David leapt out and ran to where the March had come to rest with Roger trapped inside, and waded into the fire'

Five decades ago, a shameful accident in Holland ended the life of Britain's most promising young racing driver

7 mins

Coach class

Built for comfort rather than speed, the discreet Lancia B53 Allemano was an Aurelia for customers with lofty expectations

6 mins

The brawn identities

The story of the changing relationship between Rolls-Royce and Bentley is embodied by these three very closely linked models

9 mins

PIONEER IN THE WORKS

Driving the first Alvis competition car and the most original survivor of the Coventry firm's debut model

7 mins

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