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Brighton Speed TrialsR.A.C. Permit No. 0/71.

Saturday, 5th September, 1953

Organised by the

Start at 9.30 a.m, and 2 p.m,

BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUBin conjunction with BRIGHTON CORPORATION

IndexPlan of the CourseAppreciations .....OfficialsNumerical List of EntriesSome of the DriversSome of the MotorcyclistsClass l.Classes 2, 3 & 4.Classes 5 & 6.Classes 7 & 8.Classes 9 & 10.Classes 11 & 12.Classes 13 & 14.Classes 15 & 16.

Pages 2 & 3Page 5Page 7

Pages 9 & 11...... Pages 13 & 14

Page 16Page 19Page 20Page 22Page 24Page 26Page 28Page 30Page 32

Published by the Brighton & Hove Motor Club Ltd.,296-298 Madeira Drive Arches, Brighton.

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Motor Racing is dangerous and Spectators attending this track do soentirely at their own risk and it is a condition of admission that thepromoters, owners of the track and the drivers of vehicles are absolvedfrom all liability in respect of accidents causing damage or personalinjury to spectators.

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»~ .£i6t 01 Entcani«, 1953"I Miss B. Haig Austin-Healey 57 E. Lloyd-Jones2 Miss B. Haig M.G. 'Triangle Flying Saucer'3 W. H Bristow Healey S8 C. S. Henderson Bugatti4 Miss K. R. Whittelle Alvis 59 P. Walker Cooper E.R.A.5 G. Parker Jaguar 60 R. R. C. Walker Connaught6 P. Woozley Allard 61 L. Marr Connaught7 F. B. Copeland Frazer-Nash 62 Sir Clive Edwards Bart.8 F. Beart Cooper H.R.G.9 D. Richmond Rapier 63 H. A. Richards H.A.R.10 D. Richmond Rapier 64 A. C. Rippon Cooper11 The Earl of Brecknock Jaguar 65 D. Wilkinson E.R.A.12 R. A. Kellow Bugaui 66 D. Wilkinson E.R.A.14 M. L. Brewer Bugatti 67 D. Wilkinson B.R.A.15 P. J. Stubberfield Bugarti 68 V. Thomas E.R.A.16 A. S. Raven Bugatti 69 P.Emery Emeryson Aston17 S. E. Sears Sunbeam 70 P. Walker Cooper E.R.A.18 C. W. P. Hampton Bugarti 71 D. Wilkinson E.R.A.19 P. J. E. Binns Vauxhall 72 J. M. James Maserati20 Maj. J. H. Bailey Bentley 73 G. F. Hulbert Austin21 F. M. Wilcock Talbot 74 A. C. Rippon Cooper22 R. C. Symondson Sunbeam 75 A. Dell-Colli Alta23 J. Goddard 76 A. E. Marsh Cooper

Cottin et Desgou tres 77 R. R. C. Walker Delage24 R. E. Hardy Hardy Spl. 78 B. E. Bradnack Cooper25 R. McDonald Norton 79 D. Richmond Rapier26 J. T. Terry Velocette 80 D. Wilkinson E.R.A.27 W. M. Raper Vincent 81 V. 'Thomas E.R.A.28 ]. E. Phare Vincent 82 D. G. Walker Cooper29 G. Brown Vincent 83 Sqn. Ldr, F. Sowrey Cooper30 N. R. Stephenson 84 F. Beart Cooper

Brough Superior 85 D. G. Walker Kieft31 G. W. Field Vincent 86 D. H. Phillips Cooper32 W. Ryan W.R. Spl. 87 P. A. Luke Cooper33 L.G. Morris T.N. Spl. 88 J. B. Welton Cooper34 R. A. Beecroft Norton 89 C. R. Instone Djinn35 F. Williams Cotton 90 G. F. Hulbert Austin36 P. Ferbrache Hartley-Ariel 91 A. Zains Cooper37 L. C. Williams Scott 92 R. C. Smith J.B.S.38 E. A. Woods Norton 93 Universal Motor Racin~lub39 E. W. Brannan VeJocene per40 G. T. Motors Norton 94 Universal Motor Racing Club41 B.E. Keys Norton Arnott42 J.R. Clew Norton 95 Universal Motor Racing Club43 W.Ryan A.J.S. Cooper44 R. R. C. Walker Connaught 96 D. G. Walker Kieft45 L. Marc Connaught 97 D. G. Walker Kieft46 D. H. Gahagan B.H.W. 98 P. A. Luke Cooper47 E. N. Whlteaway B.H.W. 99 F. Beart Cooper48 J. Berry Bugatti 100 D. H. Phillips Cooper49 E. Robins Bugatti 101 M. P. A. Baker Parker50 P. J. Stubberfield Bugatti 102 M. G. Thomas Cooper51 A. S. Raven Bugatti 103 P. A. Seymour Cooper52 ]. Goodhew Alfa-Romeo 104 C.A. N. May Cooper53 C. S. Henderson Bugarti 105 R. K. Tyrrell Cooper54 R. C. Symondson Sunbeam 106 Car Exchange, Ltd. Cooper55 Anzac Motors Ltd. Neal Spl. 107 C. H. Coulson Cooper56 F. M. Wilcock 108 F. Lycett Bentley

'Swandean Spitfire Special' 109 B. H. Bowring Bentley

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Numerical List of Entrants continued-110 Lt. Comdr. C. W. B. Milner 170 W. H. Bristow Healey

Bentley 171 D. H. Sessions HealeyIII D. McKenzie Bentley 172 D. Tinker Aston Manin112 G. G. McDonald Bentley 173 E. M. Langton Healey113 Maj. J. H. Bailey Bentley 174 G. B. Terry Frazer-Nash114 G. H. G. Burton Bentley 175 W. S. Perkins HR.G.lIS H R. Adcock Bentley 176 E. M. Longton Healey116 J. K. Rolfe Bentley 177 F. E. Jarvis Healey117 O. A. Batten Bentley 178 F. B. Copeland Frazer-Nash118 J. A. Williamson Bentley 179 B. Wyatt Frazer-Nash119 S. J. Lawrence Bentley 180 D. Hely Frazer-Nash120 J. T. Foreman Bentley 181 R D. T. Pena Healey121 P. J. Morgan Bentley 182 S. G. Greene Frazer-Nash122 183 M. Mostyn Frazer-Nash123 G. D. Parker Jaguara 184 The Monkey Stable Kieft124 W. Coleman Jaguette 185 E. Haigh Riley125 W.A. L. Cook Bugatti 186 F. M. Baker [owitt Jupiter126 Mrs. H. L. Kennard 187 C. M. Clairmonte Clairmonte

Mercedes-Benz 188 A. J. Jarvis H.R.G.127 D. Lewis Alfa-Romeo 189 D. F. Ryder Cooper/M.G.128 C. E. Lewis Maserati 190 Capt. W. H. Bledsoe Porsche129 W. F. Morice Ford M.G. 191 D. A. Beare RW.G.130 A. H. Montague Alfa-Romeo 192 W. P. U. Constable M.G.131 D. C. Bishop M.G. 193 M. Traugott M.G.132 P. Bucknall M.G. 194 R E. Owen M.G.133 L. M. Williams Cambridge 195 Mrs. E. W. Waugh M.G.134 J. A. Miles Cambridge 196 A. L. Toulmin T.M. Special135 M. Porter-Moore M.G. 197 S. K. Rolfe Fiat136 D. W. Davis M.G. 198 R. Watling-Greenwood137 J. H. Parkin M.G. R.W.G.138 C. E. Lewis Lagonda 199 C. le S. Metcalfe Fiat139 J. Goodhew Darracq 200 Anzac Motors Cooper-Riley140 B. Tye Jaguzr 201 S. A. Mitchell M.G.141 R. C. Symondson Bugatti 202 A. C. Westwood M.G.142 R. F. WrigLt Lagonda 203 D. R Moore M.G.143 L. K. Holdaway Alvis 204 F. Gill HillmanIH R. P. Heatley Grenfell Spl, 205 R C. C. Palmer Austin145 K. Rudd Austin-Healey 206 S. Horton-Stephens Morgan146 G. D. Pick Pick Spl. 207 F. M. Baker Jowett147 D. Margulies Delahaye 208 H. Tomlinson M.G.148 P. Waring Talbot-Lago 209 S. K. Rolfe Fiat149 L. V. Mayhead Invicta 210 R. Watling-Greenwood150 C. E. Lewis Allard R.W.G.151 M. Wick Allard 211 Miss B. Haig Auatin-Healey152 P. Woozley Allard 212 Miss B. Haig M.G.153 R de Larrinaga Allard 213 W. A. L. Cook Bugatti154 C. M. B. Kite Jaguar 214 J. Goodhew Darracq155 W. L. Butler Jaguar 215 D. Hely Healey156 N. Freedman Jaguar 216 K. Rudd Austin-Healey157 J. G. S. Sears Jaguar 217 E. Haigh Riley158 W. B. Allen Jaguar 218 D. W. Davis M.G.159 W. A. Jacobs Jaguar 219 G. D. Parker Jaguara160 R E. Berry Jaguar 220 F. Lycert Bentley161 E. W. Holt Jaguar 221 A. D. Siuyer Wolseley162 F. Lycett Bentley 222 N. Freedman Jaguar163 E. P. J. Alexander Allard 223 M.Wick Allard Cadillac164 D. Richmond Allard 224 J. G. S. Sears Jaguar165 A. S. Raven Railton 225 C. M. B. Kite Jaguar166 J. A. Andrews Andrews 226 J. London Jaguar167 P. Cavanagh Lagonda 227 Maj. H. L. Pownall Bentley168 E. J. Haddon Jaguar 228 H. Tomlinson Vauxhall169 The Earl ofBrecknockJaguar 229 F. Gill M.G.

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SOME OFT·HE

DRIVERSIN TO DAYSSPEED TRIALS.

Today's event is the eighth in the series of post-war SpeedTrials and the total timed distance is one kilometre. When onerealises that many of the cars will cover that distance in half aminute it is easy to see why these Speed Trials retain theirpopularity.

This year is no exception with over 200 entries, and on goingthrough the list class by class we note that taking sports cars firstwe have in "up to 1100 c.c." that beautifully finished R.W.G.being driven by its owner-constructor Roy Watling-Greenwood,it won its class last year and can be depended upon to be wellplaced again today.

In the 1500 c.c. class we are pleased to welcome Capt. W. H.Bledsoe of the American Air Force in his Porsche saloon, veryquick off the mark, also a newcomer, Clairmonte's Lea Francisengined Special.

The 2500 c.c. class includes many well known names, but inparticular we are glad that it includes Sqn, Ldr, S. G. Greene theone armed driver who holds the class record with a Frazer Nash.In the over 2500 c.c. class competition is very strong with ForrestLycett's Bentley, Goodhew's Darracq, Symondson's Bugattiand many others including "The Voice of them all" PeterCavanagh with his Lagonda.

The supercharged sports cars are divided into two classesnamely up to 2000 c.c. and over 2000 c.c. In the smaller class wefind last years winner D. W. Davis with his re-bodiedM.G. Magnette, whilst in the over 2000 c.c, class the main battlewill undoubtedly be between Parker and Coleman with theJaguara and Jaguette respectively, the Jaguara is now past theexperimental stage and should be able to reverse last years resultwhen it was beaten by the older and smaller Jaguette.

The Bentley Class always provides a fine spectacle and weacknowledge the help and co-operation of the Bentley Drivers Clubin the promotion and pairing of runners in this class.

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Coming to the Racing Car Classes we start with the up to500 c.c. cars, we note that Stuart Lewis Evans is driving Beart'sCooper Norton, a combination of driver and tuner that shouldbe hard to beat. In the 1100 c.c. class it is good to see at leastone surviving sprint special the Djinn in the hands of RupertInstone,

The 1500 c.c. includes the very fast Coopers of Bradnackand Rippon, and Rob Walker's E.R.A. engined Delage getsone of its annual drives down the front when it still gives a goodaccount of itself.

Rob Walker appears again in the 2000 C.c. class in hisConnaught which Tony Rolt usually drives in race meetingssince Rob Walker has an agreement with his wife to drive it instraight sprints only. Leslie Marr is driving his Conn aught socompetition will be keen.

The undoubted attraction in the unlimited class will be thetwo monstrous specials, Ted Lloyd-Jones Kestrel enginedTriangle Flying Saucer, and a newcomer, the Swandean SpitfireSpecial which is powered with a 27 litre supercharged Merlinengine and owned and driven by F. M. Wilcock; both have four-wheel drive. The unlimited class record stands at 23.91 secondsto credit of the former so we may look out for fireworks andthunder of giants as well. The Course record at 23.86 seconds isheld by Raymond Mays with a supercharged E.R.A. Will it bebroken at todays meeting?

The meeting concludes with Vintage racing cars to remindmany spectators of names which were as well known as Ferrari istoday, and last but not least the class for the ladies who may driveracing or sports cars as they wish.

We hope that you will enjoy the programme of todays sprintevents, and we thank spectators and competitors for their interestand support which enables the Brighton and Hove Club to keepalive one of the oldest speed events in the country, and certainlythe best known of its type.

G.P.P.S.

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Some of the Motorcycles. Class 14B. E. KEYS (Worthing) 348 c.c, Norton-Mr. Keys is no newcomer to

this event having successfully competed on 350 c,c. machines a fewyears back and is the record holder in this class at Ga twick and Cirencesterin addition to Brighton.

J. R. CLEW (Crawley) 348 c,c, Norton-Although riding for the first timetoday on this course Mr. Clew has had considerable experience at sprintmeetings at various parts of the country, and also with a reasonable amountof success while riding a 350 c.c. Velocette.

G. F. THOMSON (Brighton) 348 c.c, Norton-A local man from ChapelStreet who has competed on this course in 1946 and 1947 on Velocetteand J.A.P. engined machines, as will be seen he has now transferred hisattention to a Norton. Although Mr. Thomson has gained no majorsuccesses he has competed regularly in this type of event and rodeat Gatwick, Brighton and Knatts VaHey in pre - war days onAriels and Velocettes.

W. RYAN (Rayleigh) 348 c.c, A.J.S. and 497 c.c, W. R. Special-WillieRyan is well known is a keen supporter of a U types of racing eventsincluding Silverstone, Brands Hatch, Shelsley Walsh, 'etc. and rode hereat Brighton last year.

F. WILLIAMS (Saltdean) 498Cotton JA.P. Frank Williams has been ridingconsistently in the Motor Cycle class of these Speed Trials andis therefore in a unique position having had unrivalled experience on thiscourse. He has won the 500 class a number of times and is the presentholder of the 500 c.c. Motor Cycle course record and came third in thegeneral placing at this event last year.

P. FERBRACHE (Enfield) 499 Bartley Ariel-Competed on this Coursefor the first time last year on a similar machine the engine of which istuned by that Internationally famous engineer Mr. L. W. E. Hartley. Itwas unfortunate on that occasion that he had to retire on his second runowing to gear box trouble.

L. C. WILLIAMS (Brigh~on) 498 Scott-Competed here in pre-war yearson the same machine he is riding today, itis understood however, that theengine has received a considerable amount of tuning since that time andshould put up a reasonable show today.

GEORGE BROWN (Stevenage) 998 c.c, Vincent-A driver of Nationalrepute in all types of racing events including road, sprint meetings andHill Climbs, and needs no introduction to this course, where he put upthe fastest motor cycle time of the day last year at a speed of 129.4 m.p.h.We look forward to a repetition of this creditable performance today.

G. W. FIELD (Loughton) 998 c.c, Vincent-Although this is the firstoccasion on which Mr. Field has appeared on this course he has competedsuccessfully at the Trent Park Speed Trials. It is understood that he willbe using alcohol fuel, in order to permit a higher compression ratio attoday's event.

L. W. B. COLLINS (Heston) 495 c,c, Velocette S/c.-Entered today byJ. T. Terry who is also acting as his passenger, Mr. Collins has also tastedconsiderable success from the time he first appeared on this course in 1946on which occasion he won the unlimited Sidecar class and came second inthe 600 c.c. event. Since then he has had further successes at Tent Park,Cirencester and Stapleford Tawney, and it will be most interesting towatch his progress here today against the other two contestants,R. McDONALD who will be riding a 499 c.c , Nonon/Watsonian andW. M. RAPER mounted on a 998 Vincent H.R.D.

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List of Entries

Competitors will, as far as possible, be run in pairs,according to Programme.

An Electric Siren will be sounded to denote the end of a Class.

MORNING CLASSES at 9.30 a.m.

Class I is a Closed Event (Permit applied for)to run concurrently with the main event.

Cla.s I.B. & H.M.C. Member's Handicap. Unlimited.

No. Entrant229 F. Gill228 H. Tomlinson227 Maj. H. L. Pownall226 J. London225 C. M. B. Kite224 J. G. S. Sears ..223 M. Wick .222 N. Freedman .221 A. D. Siuyer220 F. Lycett219 G. D. Parker ....218 D. W. Davis ..217 E. Haigh216 K.Rudd215 D. Hely214 J. Goodhew213 W. A. L. Cook212 Miss B. Haig ...21 I Miss B. Haig210 R. Watling-Greenwood ..209 S. K. Rolfe208 H. Tomlinson207 F.M. Baker206 S. Horton-Stephens205 R. C. C. Palmer204 F. Gill

Car c.c, 1st Run 2nd RunM.G. 1292

VauxhallBentley 6597JaguarJaguar 3442Jaguar 3442

Allard Cadillac 5420Jaguar 3435

Wolseley 12:50Bentley 7980

Jaguara s. 3442M.G. s. 1287

Riley 1500Austin-Healey 2660

Healey 2443Darracq 3996

Bugatti s. 3257M.G. 1422

Austin-Healey 2660R.W.G. 1098

Fiat 1090M.G. 1292Jowett 1500

Morgan 2088Austin 1200

Hillman 1265

lst Speed 2nd Speed . 3rd ..." .....Speed ....._.....

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Class 2.Sports Cars. Up to 1100c.c.

No. Entrant Car203 D. R. Moore ... M.G.202 A. C. Westwood M.G.201 S. A. Mitchell.... M.G.200 Anzac Motors .... .... Cooper-RiJey

Driver-F/Lt. W. F. Morice199 C. Ie S. Metcalfe Fiat 995198 R Watling-Greenwood.... R.W.G. 1098197 S. K. Rolfe Fiat 1090

1st Speed j 2nd Speed..... 3rd Speed ..Class Record-G. E. Phillips, M.G. 35.20 sees,

Class 3.Sports Cars. 1101to 1500c.c.

C.C. 1st Run %nd Run950108710961089

196 A. L. J. M. Toulmin T. M. Special 1500195 Mrs. E. W. Waugb M.G. 1250194 R E. Owen M.G. 1250193 M. Traugott ... M.G. 1250192 W. P. U. Constable M.G. 1250]91 D. A. Beare .... RW.G. 1172190 Capt. W. H. Bledsoe Porsche 1488189 D. F. Ryder .... Cooper/M.G. 1467188 A. J. Jarvis H.R.G. 1497187 C. M. Clairmonte ... Clairmonte 1496186 F. M. Baker .... Jowitt Jupiter 1500185 E. Haigh Riley 1500184 The Monkey Stable Kieft 1467

Driver- J. C. C. Mayers

1st Speed 2nd Speed........... 3rd Speed ..Class Record-H. Lester, Lester M.G. 31.89 sec.

Class 4.Sports Cars. 1501to 2500 c.e. ,

183 M. Mostyn182 S. G. Greene ....

Frazer Nash 1971Frazer Nash 1971

181 R. D. T. Pena .... Healev 2443180 D. Hely Frazer-Nash 1971179 B. Wyatt Frazer-Nash 1971178 F. B. Copeland..., Frazer-Nash 1971177 F. E. Jarvis Healey 2443176 E. M. Longton Healey 2443175 W. S. Perkins .... ... H.R.G. 1996174 G. B. Terry Frazer-Nash 1971173 E. M. Langton .... Healey 2442172 D. Tinker Aston Martin 2580171 D. H. Sessions .... Healey 2443170 W. H. Bristow.... Healey 2443

lst., Speed............ 2nd Speed............ 3rd Speed __Class Record-S. G. Greene, Frazer Nash, 30.07 sees,

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Class 5.Sports Cars. Over 2501 C.c.

No:. Entrant Car c,c, 1st Run- 2nd Run169 The Earl of Brecknoc:k ._ Jaguar 3442168 E. J.Haddon .... Jaguar 3442167 P. Cavanagh ,... Lagonda 4320166 J. A. Andrews .... Andrews 4250165 A. S. Raven .... Railton 4224164 D. Richmond Allard 437&

Driver-G. P. Shea-Simonds163 E. P. J. Alexander Allard 3422162 F. Lycett Bentley 7980161 E. W. Holt Jaguar 3442\60 R. E. Berry Jaguar 3442

Driver-N. DewisJ59 W. A. Jacobs .... Jaguar 3442158 W. B. Allen .... Jaguar 3442157 J. G. S. Sears .. Jaguar 3442156 N. Freedman .._ Jaguar 3485155 W. L. Butler Jaguar 3442J54 C. M. B. Kite ... Jaguar 3442153 R. de Larrinaga Allard 5420152 P. Woozley Allard 5420151 M. Wick Allard 5420150 C. E. Lewis Allard 5420149 L. V. Mayhead Invicta 4500148 P. Waring Talbot-Lago 4482147 D. Margulies, .... ... Delahaye 3557146 G. D. Pick .... Pick Spl. 3519145 K. Rudd Austin-Healey 2660144 R. P. Heatley .. Grenfell Spl. 3622143 L. K. Holdaway Alvis 2511142 R. F. Wright .... Lagonda 4500141 R. C. Symondsoo Bugatti 3257140 B. Tye Jaguar 3442139 J. Goodhew ._. Darracq 3996138 C. E. Lewis Lagonda 4467Ist ........Speed .......... 2nd ...........Speed ........... 3rd ........_ Speed ....._-;-

Class Record-S. H. Allard, Allard, 27.40 sees.

Class 6.Supercharged Sports Cars up to 2000 c.c.

I37 J. H. Parkin ...136 D. W. Davis ""135 M. Potter-Moore134 J. A. Miles133 L. M. Williams132 P. Bucknall131 D. C. Bishop ....130 A. H. Montague129 W. F. Morice ....

M.G. s. 1250M.G. s. 1287

... M.G. s. 1435Cambridge s. 747Cambridge s. 747

M.G. s. 1087.... M.G. s. 847Alfa-Romeo s. 1750Ford M.G. s.

1st Speed............ 2nd Speed............ 3rd Speed _Class Record-V. J. Hem, Amilcar, 30.80 sees.

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Class 7.Supercharged Sports Cars. Unlimited.

No. Entrant128 C. E. Lewis ....127 D. Lewis126 Mrs. H. L. Kennard125 W. A. L. Cook124 W. Coleman .123 G. D. Parker .122

Car c,c, Ist Run 2nd Run... Maserati s. 46] 8Alfa-Romeo s. 2600

Mercedes-Benz s..... Bugatti s. 3257.... Jaguette s. 2664.... Jaguara s. 3442

Ist Speed, ..__ . 2nd Speed.._._._ 3rd .......•...Speed......__.

Class Record-W. Coleman, [aguette, 28.45 sees.

121 P. J. Morgan ...120 J. T. Foreman119 S. J. Lawrence118 J. A. Williamson117 O. A. Batten ...116 J. K. Rolfe115 H. R. Adcock ...114 G. H. G. Burton113 Maj. J. H. Bailey .;'.

112 G. G. McDonald111 D. McKenzie ...110 Lt. Comdr. C. W. B. Milner109 B. H. Bowring108 F. Lycett

Class 8.Bentley Drivers Club Class. Unlimited capacity.

Bentley 2996Bentley 2996Bentley 4398Bentley 4398Bentley 7982Bentley 7996Bentley 4600Bentley 4398Bentley 4398Bentley 4500Bentley 2996Bentley 6597Bentley s. 4480Bentley 7980

Ist, Speed . 2nd...•.......Speed . 3rd Speed.._._Class Record-Forrest Lycett, 27.92 sees.

INTERVALRe-start 2 p.m.

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Class 9.Racing Cars. Up to SOO c.c.

No. Entrant Car c,c, 1st Run 2nd Run107 C. H. Coulson ... Cooper 500106 Car Exchange, B'ton Ltd. Cooper 500

Driver=-I. E. Raby

105 R. K. Tyrrell '" Cooper 499104 C.A.N. May ... Cooper 497103 P. A. Seymour Cooper 497102 M. G. Thomas Cooper 497101 M. P. A. Baker Parker 500100 D. H. Phillips ... Cooper 497 •99 F.Beart Cooper 499

Driver-S. Lewis Evans98 P. A. Luke Cooper 49797 David G. Walker Kieft 499

Driver-Derek Walker96 D. G. Walker ... Kieft 49995 Universal Motor Racing Club Cooper 498

Driver-N. Veronique94 Universal Motor Racing Club Arnott 498

Driver-R. Ham

93 Universal Motor Racing Club Cooper 498Driver-G. H. Thornton

92 R. C. Smith J.B.S. 50091 A.Zains Cooper 500

1st Speed ~ 2nd Speed............ 3rd Speed _Class Record-A. W. Richards, J.B.S. 30.43 sees.

Class 10.Racing Cars. SOl to 1100 e.c,

90 G. F. Hulbert ... Austin s. 74789 C. R. Instone .. , Djinn s. 109688 J. B. Welton ... Cooper s. 110087 P. A. Luke Cooper 49786 D. H. Phillips ... Cooper 49785 D. G. Walker ... Kieft 49984 F. Beart Cooper 49983 Sqn. Ldr. F. Sowrey Cooper 99682 D. G. Walker ... Cooper 10979 D. Richmond ... Rapier s. 1094

1st Speed 2nd Speed _.. 3rd Speed __Class Record-P. J. Collins, Cooper, 28.2 sees.

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EntrantV. ThomasD. Wilkinson .

79 D. Richmond .Driver-G. P. Shea-Simonds

. 78 B. E. BradnackI77 R. R. C. Walker76 A. E. Marsh ...75 A. Dell-Colli ...74 A. C. Rippon .73 G. F. Hulbert .72 J. M. James71 D. Wilkinson ...

No.8180

Class II. Racing Cars. 1101to 1500 c.c.Car c.c, 1st·Run 2ndRun

E.R.A. s. 1496E.R.A. s. J 488Rapier s. 1094

Cooper s. 1098Delage s. 1498Cooper s. 1260

Alta s. 1500Cooper 1132

Austin s. 747... Maserati s. 1498... E.R.A. s. 1488

)st Speed 2nd _. Speed............ 3rd Speed ..Class Record-J. G. Fry, Freikaiserwagen, 25.93 sees.

Class 12. Raci ng Cars. ISOIto 2000 c.c,70 P.Walker Cooper E.R.A. s. 1997

Driver-D. Wilkinson69 P. Emery Emeryson Aston 199868 V. Thomas E.R.A. s. 149667 D. Wilkinson ... E.R.A. s. 1488

Driver-J. Williamson66 D. Wilkinson ... E.R.A. s, 148865 D. Wilkinson ... E.R.A. s. 148864 A. C. Rippon ... Cooper 113263 H. A. Richards H.A.R. 195462 Sir Clive Edwards. Bart. H.R.G. 176761 L. Marc ... Connaught 196060 R. R. C. Walker ... Connaught 1960

Ist.; Speed .. 2nd ......_ ..Speed ........ 3rd .Speed _

Class Record-A. J. Butterworth, A.J.B. 26.77 sees.

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Class 13. Racing Cars. Unlimited c.c.No.59

EntrantP. Walker

Driver-D. Wilkinson58 C. S. Henderson ... Bugatti s. 227057 E. Lloyd-Jones 'Triangle Flying Saucer' 2100056 F. M. Wilcock 'Swandean Spitfire Special's. 2700055 Anzac Motors Ltd. ... Neal Spl.

Driver-W. F. Morice54 R. C. Symondson53 C. S. Henderson52 J. Goodhew51 A. S. Raven50 P. J. Stubberfield

Car c.c. 1st Run 2ndRunCooper E.R.A. s. 1997

Sunbeam s. 3978... Bugatti s.

Alfa-Romeo s.

49 E. Robins48 J. Berry47 E. N. Whiteaway46 D. H. Gahagan45 L. Marr44 R. R. C. Walker

BugartiBugarti s.Bugatti s.Bugatti s.

... B.H.W. s.B.H.W.

22703000299222612262226049004900

... Connaugbt 1960

... Connaugbt 1960

lst __ Speed . 2nd Speed . 3rd Speed ..

Class Record-E. Lloyd-Jones, 'Triangle Flying Saucer,' 23.91 sees.Course Record Holder-Raymond Mays, E.R.A. 23.86 sees.

Rs.cing Cs.rs-1501 to 3000 e.e.

Class 14. 8.M.C.R.C. Racing Motor Cycles.43 W. Ryan A.J.S. 34842 J. R. Clew Norton 34841 B. E. Keys Norton 34840 G. T. Motors ... Norton 348

Rider-G. F. Tbomson39 E. W. Brannan ... Velocette 34838 E. A. Woods ... Norton 34837 L. C. Williams ... Scott 49836 P. Ferbracbe ... Hartley-Ariel 49?35 F. Williams Cotton 49834 R. A. Beecroft ... Norton 49033 L. G. Morris ... ... T.N. SpJ. 49832 W. Ryan ... W.R.Spl. 49731 G. W. Field . . .. Vincent 99830 N. R. Stephenson Brough Superior 99829 G. Brown Vincent 99828 J. E. Pbare Vincent 998

Motor Cycles and Sidecars.27 W. M. Raper ... Vincent 99826 J. T. Terry Velocette 495

Rider-L. W. H. Collins25 R. McDonald' ... Norton 499

Ist, Speed _ 2nd Speed.Lc., 3rd.._ Speed.L _Class Record Unlimited c.c.-G. Brown, Vincent, 24.74 sees.

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Class IS.Vintage Racing Cars. Unlimited.

No. Entrant Car c.c, 1st Run 2nd Run

24 R. E. Hardy ... ...Hardy Spl. s. 108723 J. Goddard ... Cortin et Desgouttes 1000022 R. C. Symondson Sunbeam s. 3978

Driver-S. J. Smith21 F. M. Wilcock ... Talbot 241420 Maj. J. H. Bailey Bentley 439819 P. J. E. Binns ... Vauxhall 430018 C. W. P. Hampton Bugatti 502717 S. E. Sears Sunbeam 321616 A. S. Raven Bugatti 299215 P. J. Stubberfield Bugarti s. 226114 M. L. Brewer ... Bugatti s. 119612 R. A. Kellow ... Bugatti 1990

lst Speed _.... 2nd _._Speed _._... 3rd._ Speed _ .Class Record-J. W. Broad, Austin, 29.89 sees.

Class 16.Racing and Sports Cars. Lady Drivers only.

Unlimited c.c.11 The Earl of Brecknock ... Jaguar 3442

Driver-Miss Avril Tremlett10 D. Richmond ...

Driver-Mrs, V. R. Richmond Rapier s. 10948 F. Beart Cooper 499

Driver-Mrs. M. Millington7 F. B. Copeland Frazer-Nash 1971

Driver-Mrs. P. E. Copeland6 P. Woozley Allard 5420

Driver-Mrs. R. Sarginson5 G. Parker Jaguar 3442

Driver-Mrs. S. Parker4 Miss K. R. Whittelle ... Alvis 25113 W. H. Bristow Healey

Driver-Mrs. Diana Bristow2 Miss B. Haig ... M.G. 1422

Driver-Miss B. MarshallMiss B. Haig ... Austin Healey 2660

\IsL .._ Speed _....... 2nd Speed............ 3rd.._..__..Speed, _

Class Record-Mrs. F. R. Gerard, E.R.A. 25.80 sees.

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