MG racing and rally car books - history and models

MG Record-Breakers from Abingdon Photo Archive

M.G. built its reputation as a top sports car manufacturer through racing victories and speed records. In the 1930s, founder Cecil Kimber led the growing company in Abingdon and understood the promotional value of record-breaking achievements. He supported the development of special high-speed cars.
Driven by famous racers like Captain George Eyston, Major Goldie Gardner, Bobbie Kohlrausch, and Bert Denly, these cars set class records at venues such as Pendine Sands, Brooklands, France, and the highways of Belgium and Germany.

This book is the first to provide a detailed history of M.G.'s record-breaking cars. It includes International Class Record Summary charts for models EX 120, EX 127, EX 135, EX 179, and EX 181.

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MG Competition Cars and Drivers

MG built its reputation through motorsport success. In 1925, founder Cecil Kimber focused on creating sports cars with competition as a key priority.

This book by historian Knudsen provides a detailed account of every MG competition car, from "Old Number One" to the record-breaking models. It includes archival photographs of the cars, their designers, and owners, along with informative text and charts. A valuable resource for MG enthusiasts, it offers a comprehensive look at the brand's racing history.

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The Works MGs (2nd Edition)

This illustrated book provides a comprehensive history of MG cars in international competitions from the 1920s to the late 1960s. It details prewar racing and record-breaking attempts, as well as postwar achievements in races and rallies by the BMC Competitions Department.
The authors, both former MG employees, combine their experiences, thorough research, and memories of colleagues to offer a unique perspective on this significant part of British motorsport history.

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