Rewind Resource Archives

King of Macau – Racing with John Macdonald It may be a bit out of the ordinary that a publisher reviews one his own publications,

The story of the Selangor Motor Sports Club.

The Art of Winning a Grand Prix By Eli Solomon After ceaseless campaigning by members of the Singapore Motor Club (SMC), His Highness, the Tunku

An MG wins a Formula 1 race – Johore Grand Prix, 1949

The first Grand Prix in Asia – The 1940 Johore War Effort Grand Prix

Circuit racing at RAF Station Changi, June 1957

List of Lola race cars that participated in South East Asia – 1961-1983

The first Lola in Asia By Eli Solomon Chan Lye Choon, on his way to winning the 1961 Johore Grand Prix in his Lola FWE

Part 1 (1971-1973) – The story of March single-seaters in Asia.

Neville George “Red” Reddish – 30 years with Borneo Motors in South East Asia By Eli Solomon The first time I encountered the name N.G.

In December 1959 Bernard S. Arnold was at the forefront of the newly-formed Singapore Go-Kart Club, its founder member. Was this badge from the Bernard

The Racing MG T-Types in Malaya & Singapore By Eli Solomon March 2024 This is a short account of some of the MG Ts that

The story of Jan Bussell and the only McLaren M4C built By Eli Solomon The McLaren M4C in Singapore in 1972. Francis Jan Bussell wasn’t

A record attempt in a Jaguar XK120 in 1955 Caption on the back of the photo read: Butterworth to Clifford Pier, Singapore 518 miles, June

The founding father of motor sport in Singapore…or A speed-walla and the dawn of motor racing in South East Asia. By Eli Solomon Freddy Pope

By Eli Solomon While much has already been written locally about this Frazer Nash-BMW 328, very little has floated to the surface of the web

By Eli Solomon The Empress Place AAM Concours d’Elegance, 26 August 1951. The caption read: “Raffles looks down on it all.” Paul Gibbs-Pancheri also recorded

Updated with additional images on 15 February 2024 At the 1950 Lim Chu Kang Sprint with Paul Gibbs Pancheri at the wheel of the MG

Written on 27 March 2023 By Eli Solomon Hugh King’s emails usually arrive at dawn local time. That’s probably because he’s three hours ahead of

Chris Proffitt-White and the golden age of the sprint Words by Eli Solomon This article first appeared in REWIND MAGAZINE 038, January 2018. Additional material