I would like to wish all of our readers continued good health and safety and will leave the last word to the most eminent of our former editors, Bill Boddy, who wrote the following in his editorial of October 1939:
“However much as we shall mourn the “good old times” when there were long, fast runs and motoring fixtures to attend every week-end, in company with fellow sportsmen and the inevitable and indispensable sportsgirls, we shall all face the future bravely. If it is an exaggeration to suggest that slime-storming* is already a driving attribute sought after by recruiting army officers, unquestionably the qualities which stamp a man a motor racing enthusiast, are going to be of real value in the stern times which lie ahead.”
*If you don’t know what slime-storming is, it’s a sign you need to visit our archive more!