Motor Sport Magazine

Running up that hill

BUYING, SELLING, AUCTIONS, MEMORABILIA

AFTER ITS WAR-ENFORCED hiatus, motor racing was well and truly back on the agenda by the late 1940s - not least thanks to the Cooper Car Company set up by Charles Cooper and his son John at the family’s small garage business in

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