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Saturday, 6th September, 1952Start at 10 a.rn and 2 p.rn.

Organised by ,he

BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUBin conjunction with BRIQHTON CORPORA TlON

IndexPlan of the CourseAppreciations ...OfficialsNumerical List of EntriesSome of the DriversSome of the MotorcyclistsClass l.Classes 2 & 3.Classes 4 & 5.Classes 6 & 7.Classes 8, 9, 10 & 1lClasses 12, 13 & L4Classes 15 & 16Awards

Pages 2 & 3Page 5Page 7

Pages 9 &11Page 13Page 14Page 19Page 20Page 22Page 24Page 26Pag!:! 28Page 30Page 32

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The Marquis of Camden.To be appointed.The Marquis of Camden, E. W. Quero, Esq.R. C. Walker.G. Harrington, R. A. Waddy.Dr. K. Box, Dr. W. S. Parker,L!. Col. T. ? Mulcahy.Lr. Gen. A. Loughborough, O.B.E.,Prof. K. Hayes and Assistants,H. P. Powell and members of B. & H.M.C.F. C. Matthews, M.I.M.T., L. C. McKenzie,G. P. F. Sykes, Capt. S. R. Proctor, A.F.R.Ae.S.,H. R. Godfrey.H. F. Chipperrield, W. A. Yoxen,P. Croysdill, Major H. Pownall.G. K. D. Pibel.T. L. Allard.

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Chief Paddock Marshal- C. M. Seymour.Chief Start Marshal- E. S. Baldwin.

D. A. Smirh.Chief Gate Marshal- S. Horton-Stephens.Paddock &. Start Marshals-W. E. Baldwin, G. Abrahams, D. Harris,

J. Hill, A. Lockyer, J. Rowlands, C. Wrighr,J. King, A. Riddiford.

Finish Marshals- ]. C. Carter, D. Swanwick, R. B. Squibb, L. V.Cruttcndeu, Mrs. Smith, M. Bull, R. T. Powell.

Finish Flag Marshals- F. Gill, A. Spurrier.Gate Marshals- D. Levey, L. Bell, L. Srarley, J. Perkis,

1. Horton-Stephens, N. Pullen, J. Ansell,G. D. Boland.

False Start Flag Marshals-J. E. Leeney, G. F. Bonner, C. E. White,S. Pizzey, T. Guthrie.

Reserve Marshals- L. S. Cocks, W. P. Blake, D. Hamilton, H.Tomlinson, G. Bowman, M. Anthony.

Starting Llghu- Councillor F. V. Baldock, J. T. WeaUans.Course Commentators- J. Eason-Gibson, J. Moorey. .Press Secretary- L G. Ogilvie.Assisranrs Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. J. Quero, Miss D. Quero,

Mrs. Darling, Miss Driscoll, Mrs. F. T. Marchant, Mrs. C. Horton-Stephens, Mrs. C. Goodacre, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Leeney,Miss A. Mortlock, Mrs. T. Guthrie, Mrs. Carrer,.Mrs. G. Harrington.

Results Board- C. O. Cook, c. H, Whittome, J. R. Fletcher.SigDwriung- D. Dewhurst and Asslstants,

.. (Messrs. J. Braybons).Motor Cycle Marshals- H. J. Riley, (in charge) with Brighton & District

M.C. Club and Southern Observers M.C. Club.Programme Dlstribution-J. V. Bidwell.Clerk of the Course and Secretary of the Meeting-F. T. Marchant.

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.Nutne!dcal £i61. o.{ Ent'tant6, 1952.Mrs. Jean Ruddock 52 B. E. Bradnack Cooper

Lester M.G. 53 Serval Cars Serval2 G. Parker Jaguar XK 120 54 N. Hillwood M.G. Sp.3 Mrs. Vivian Lewis Kieft 55 G. R. Gahagan Gahagan Sp.4 J. N. Cooper Cooper 56 D. C. T. Bennett5 Mrs. J. Coombes Cooper Vincent

Cooper Norton 57 F. G. Lomax M.G.6 Miss B. Marshall 53 J. W. Broad Austin

M.G. Magnette 59 M. J. Andrew Andrew M.G.7 Miss B. Haig 60 M. P. A. Baker Parker J .A.P.Healey (Silverstone) 61 I. L. Bu.:b Iota

8 Mrs. R. Sarginson 62 A. W. Richards J.B.S.jaguar XK 120 63 1. L. Bueb Iota

9 E. Stapleton Aston Martin 64 M. F. Braby Cooper10 K. R. Whittelle Alvis 65 J. Coombes Cooper-NortonII J. Smith Alfa-Rornco 66 R. D. Hiss CooperI.! A. S. Raven Bugatti 67 M. Lumbert Cooper14 D. Clare Semmence Sp. 61) O. lssurd-Davis Cooper15 J. W. Broad Austin 69 D. H. Phillips Marwyn16 F. M. Wilcock 70 M. G. Thomas Cooper

Lambert-Talbot 71 P. A. Seymour Cooper17 C. Powell Bugatri i: R. \v./. Messenger lora18 P. J. Stubberfield Bugarti 73 J. Byrnes KieftII) C. W. P. Hampton Bugarti 7~ J. B. Smith Cooper:20 S. E. Sears Sunbeam T.T. 75 A. Moore J.B.S.21 G. N. Carnfield Ricardo Sp. 76 A. J. Butterworth Bentley22 George Brown Vincent 77 j. H. Bailey Bentley.!3 N. B. Pope 71) J. Norris Bentley

Comerford Pope Sp. 79 S. H. Richardson Bentley24 R. Touche Vincent liO Forrest Lycerr Bentley:!5 F. E. Taylor Taylor Vincent 81 P. Woozley Bentley26 W. Ryan W. R. Sp. 82 T. E. Walker Bentley27 E. j. Tubb Grindley Peerless 33 E. R. Srnouha Bentley28 P. Ferbrache Hartley-Ariel !!4 O. A. Barren Bentley29 F.j. Williams COtron 85 T. Robins Bugatri30 E. A. Woods Norton 86 W. Coleman [aguette31 J. Rampley Norron 1i7 G. Parker [uguara32 E. Lloyd-Jones ,~I:i ,\.1rs. H. L. Kennard

"Trrangle flying Saucer" Mercedes- Benzn T. Robins Bugatti ~I.} B. \X'y3tl BugatriJ~ J. Goodhew Alfa-Rorneo I.}() D. I.':\\'I~ Alfa-Rornco35 J. N. Cooper Cooper IJI \x,'. A. L. Cook Bugutri36 J. Goodhew Alta-Romeo l)} C. E. Lewis Ma~cratiJ7 S. 8. Mond Bentley Sp. 93 C. D. F. Buckler Buckler)8 R. R. C. Walker Delage '.I~ G. W. Dakin BuganiJl) P. J. Stubberficld Bugatri '.15 John Rowe .\I\.G.40 F. A. Norris Alta Sp. 96 L. M. Williams41 A. Rippon Cooper Austin (Cambridge)42 D. Clare Sernmcncc Sp, ')7 H. H. A. Ironside43 Serval Cars Serval Austin (Cambridge Sp.)~4 J. C. L. Edwards, (Bart) 9ll P. B. Merritt H.S.M.

H.R.G. 99 D. C. Bishop M.G.45 R. M. Blomfidd Bugatti 100 M. Porter-Moore~tl A. L. J. ,\I\. Toulrnin M.T. M.G. Magnetre47 F. C. LcGallals L.G.S. 101 D. \'(/. Davis M.G. Magneltc~8 A. S. Raven Bugatti 102 J. A. Young Jaguar~'.I R. R. C. Walker Delage 103 V. Axel-Berg Vauxhall50 S. B. Mond Bentley Sp. I~ P. J. E. Binns Vauxhall51 H. J. Goldschmidt Kieft 105 G. Gale Darracq

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Numerical List of Entrants continued.106 C. L. Devereux Allard 1.18 F. M. Wilcock Talbot107 W. W. Paul Allard 1.19 C. L. Edwards, (Bart)108 J. Goodhew Lagonda Lea Francis10'J Peter Cavanagh Lagonda I-tO R. W. Cookson Morgan110 O. Issard-Davies Allard 141 P. D. Gammon MorganIII L. K. Holdaway Alvis 142 R. N. RudJ Healey Silverstone112 R. C. Symondson Bugatti 143 D. Hely Healey113 J. A. F. Cripps Cripps Sp. 144 F. M. Baker Jowett114 P. J. Harris-Mayes 145 A. L Fuller Lester M.G.

Maybach Mercedes 146 D. H. Gahagan Bugatti115 P. Woozlc:y Bentley 147 Georges de Kando.: Siara116 R. Freeman Wright Lagonda 148 N. T. Havart N.T.H.111 L. S. Michael Lagonda Rapidc 149 Autorncnders Ltd.118 C. E. Lewis Lagonda A utomenders-Singer119 B. Tye Jaguar 150 E. Haigh Riley120 R. R. C. Walker Aston-Martin 151 G. E. Pcskerr Riley121 C. ]. Hamilton Invicta 152 1- R. H. Wt!st H.R.G.122 E. P. Scragg Alta-Jaguar 153 A. ]. Jarvis H.R.G.12.1 M. G. W. Mackey 154 A. O. Gosnell H.R.G.

[aguar XK 120 155 G. A. Ruddock Lester M.G.124 W. B. Black Jaguar XK 120 156 P. D. Gammon M.G.125 r. H. Craig JAguar 157 D. F. Ryder Cooper ,"l.G.126 S. J. Boshier Jaguar XK 120 158 H. Lester Lester M.G.IZ7 J. H. Sarginson Jaguar XK 120 159 N. Freedman javelin jupiter1~8 F. M. Wilcock Jaguar 1(>0 H. E. Magnani Lancia Aprilia12\1 M. Levey 161 C. Wick M.G.T.D.

jaguar Sports XK 120 162 W. P. U. Constable M.G.UO W. C. N. Grant-Norton 163 G. Trouis Panhard

Jaguar XK 120 164 G. Trc ..uis Renault131 W. Frectd Jaguar 165 G. Tru;is PanhardIJ2 W. A. Jacobs Jaguar Sports 166 C. V. Coles M.G.133 S. G. Green Fraz er-Nush 167 J. L Long Austin1]4 j. Beckwith-Smith 168 P. M. W. Kingston M.G.

Frazer-Nash B.,\\.\'(I. 16'J C. ic S. Metcalfe Fiat1.15 D. H. Sessions 170 S. K. RollO! Fiat

Healey Silverstone 171 P. H. Wren Riley Morgan136 D. Hely Frazer-Nash 172 R. Watling-Greenwood137 E. Stapleron Aston Martin R.W.G.

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'I'he ~[ayor l~ Corporation of Brighton for allowing the Madeira Driveto be used.

St. John's Ambulance Brigade.

Messrs, Mccrea Ltd., Messrs, Dreadnought Gara.ge and Messrs. Geo.Newman & Co., Ltd., for Breakdown Appliances.

Messrs. Joseph Lucas Ltd., for Electric Siren iu the Paddock.

Messrs. Brittains Ltd., (01' the Stewards Caravan & Mobile Tea. Shop.

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First held in July, 1905, the Speed Trials started at Black Rock andfinished at tbe Aquarium. They were restarted in 1932 and continued to1938. In 1946 the event became International and the half-mile coursewas extended to a kilometre.

Once again the Annual Brighton Speed Trials has received its usuallarge entry and on going through the programme we notice that thebeautifully made R.W.G. driven by its constructor R. W. Greenwood isclassed with the speedy Fiat driven by Le Strange Metcalfe in Class I.

Class 2 contains well known cornpeutors such as H. Lester andGerry Ruddock on Lester M.G.'s the last named having only recentlyscored a record in the II litre class of the 9-Hours Race at Goodwood whilstrunning ro team orders, Peter Gammon drives a very sprightly M.G. inthis Class so competition will be good.

Class 3 has at least tWOcars to be watched, namely the well knownAston Martin of E. Stapleton and Beckwith Smith's Frazer-Nash,whilst the Class for cars over 2500 c.e. (unsupercharged) has one of thebiggest collections of XK 120 Jaguars we have seen, others who should showup well include Scragg with the Jaguar engined Alta, Rob. Walker withthe D.B. 2 Aston, R. C. Symondson, G. Gale, J. Goodhew and the"Voice of them all" in person - Peter Cavanagh.

In the supercharged Spores Car Classes WI: are pleased to see theH.S.M. of Peter Merric and it will be inrcrest ing to sec how GordonParkers new twin-blower Jaguara fares against the Jaguette now drivenby W. Coleman.

In the Racing Car Classes, Kieft, Iota, Cooper, Marwin and J.B.S -,are well represented by capable drivers ulrhough the exisring record will behard to better in this 500 c.c. event.

We are pleased to see that famous Austin of J. W. Broad whichmany will remember when it was driven by A. N. McLachlan in the 750 e.c.Class and "Pathfinder" Bennett with his Cooper in the 1100 c.c. Class.

In the Formula I Class we welcome F. Ie Gallais from Jersey whodrives a rear engined Special with an XK 120 engine, Allan Rippon shouldbe watched in the Formula II Class whilst in Formula Libre we see"Father" Cooper in a new Cooper doing battle with Peter Stubberfieldthe Bugatti exponent and Ted Lloyd Jones with his "Triangle FlyingSaucer."

Vintage Racing Cars follow and include S. E. Sears' T.T. Sunbeamand C. W. P. Hampton's Bugatti, both of which are well known.

Last but not least the Ladies, this Class is well supported this year andIt is surely a sign of the popularity of the Speed Trials when we see tbemdriving such a variety of cars as Cooper, Jaguar and Lester M.G. to mentiononly three.

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Some of the Motorcycles, Class 14.w. RYAN (Leigh-on-Sea) 498 c.c. W.R. SPECIAL-Willie Ryan has had

vast experience o~ both short, medium and long circuit racing and is afamiliar figure at tbe famous Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb. The engine ofthis machine is basically a racing J .A. P. and is tuned by Ryan himself,

PETER FERBRACHE (Enfield) 499 c,c, HARTLEY ARIEL-The majoralterarions carried our on this machine are of course in the engine depart-ment, which has been completely rebuilt and tuned by the Nationallyfamous tuner of engines, L. W. E. Hartley. Peter is a newcomer toBrighton but has participated in a number of Hill Climbs, road races andgrass events.

F. E. TAYLOR (Woking) 998 c.c. TAYLOR/VINCENT-This machine isa more or less standard racing Vincent Black Lightning and has proveditself to be extremely potent on a numberof occasions. The main featureof interest rests in the frame. of this machine, and it will be noted that theRider himself has been responsible for carrying out a large number ofmodifications whereby many Ibs. have been saved.

NOEL B. POPE (Surblton) 998 c.c. COMERFORD/POPE SPECIAL-Nod Pope: of course needs no introduction, his latest successes includethe raising of the 10 Kilometres Sidecar and 3-wheeler record to106 m.p.h. and also the Montlhery track record for this class of machineto a speed of Ill. 7 m.p.h It is anticipated rhat the machine he will uscwill be one of those he took to ,viontlhery recently and it is envisagedthat this will be the Supercharged version, and may confidently beexpected to be the fastest machine participating.

RODNEY TOUCHE (Portsmouth) 998 c.c. VINCENT -A staunchsupporter of the 1,000 c.c. class and has had considerable experience inall types of racing, including aerodrome circuits and Hill Climbs.

T. CARNFIELD (Christchurch) 1,000 c.c, RICARDO SPECIAL- AsMr. Camfield is a new member of the Club, no details of general interestare known about him 'or his machine other than he is highly recommendedby his Enrrant, M. Mavrogordato of Salisbury.

GEORGE BROWN (Stevenage) 998c.c. VINCENT, needs no introductionand is the holder. of the fastest motorcycle climb at Shelsley Walsh.

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THE DAILY EXPRESS..NATIONAL'

MOTO.R RALLYOrganised by the M.C.C.

THE MOSTPOPULAR RALLYOF THE YEAR

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BRIGHTON14th November1952\ .------Tests on MADEIRA DRIVE8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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RACING AND SPORTS CARS*~ 9lacing at ii« 6.e6t *Grandstand Seats bookable in advance.

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List of EntriesCompetitors will, as far as possible, be run in pairs

according to Programme.

An Electric Siren will be sounded co denoce (he end of a Ckrr s.

MORNING CLASSES at 10 a.m.

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

TIMENo. Entrant Car c.c. 1st Run 2nd Run172 R. Watling-Greenwood R.W.G. 1090171 P. H. Wren Rill!YMorgan 10!!9170 S. K. Rolfe fiat 1090169 C. le S. Metcalfe ... fiat 995168 P. M. W. Kingston M.G. 1099167 ]. L. Long Austin 747166 C. V. Coles M.G. 747165 G. Trouis Panhard 750164 G. Trouis Renault 750

Driver to be nominated.

163 G. Trouis Paohard 750Driver to be nominated.

- '..,lst., _Speed_._._ 2nd Speed _... 3rd : Speed : .Class Record-G. E. Phillips, M.G. 35.20 sees. '"

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Class 2.Spqrts Cars. 1101 to 1500 c.c.

No. Entr-ant-

162. W. P. U. Constable161 C. Wick- .: ..160 H. E. Magnani .159' N. .Freedman

·~158 H. Lester-157/D. F. Ryder156, P. D: Gammon155, G. A. Ruddock154, A. O. Gosnell153 A. J. Jarvis152 J.R.H.West15k G.E. Peskett150 E. Haigh149....· Autornenders Ltd.

Driver-e-I. Tilling148 N. T. Havan147 Georges de Kando1~6/ D. H. Gahagan145 A. L. Fuller144/F. M. Baker

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TIMECar c.c. Isr Run 2nd Run

M.G. 1250.vloG. T.D. 1250

Lancia Apr ilia 1486Javelin Jupiter 1486Lester M.G. 141l:!Cooper-M.G. 1467

M.G. 1497Lester M.G. 1467

H.R.G. 1498H.R.G. 1496H.R.G. 14\18

Riky 1450Riley 1500

Automenders-Singcr 1496

N.T.H. 1172Siata 1395

Bugatti 1495Lester M.G. 1462

Jowett 1486

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Class Record-H. Lester, Lester M.G. 32.70 sees.

Class 3.Sports Cars. ISOI to 2500 c.c,

143, D. Hely '"142·' R. N. Rudd141- r.D. Gammon140 R. W. Cookson

Driver-Miss A. W. Cookson139 C. L. Edwards, (Bart)138· F. M. Wilcock

Driver-D. R. Grossmark~~. C.Z,~137 E. Stapleton Aston Martin

136·' D. Hely ... Frazer-Nash135- D. H. Sessions Healey Silverstone134 J. Beckwith-Smith Frazer-Nash B.M.W.

10'07""'131 S. G. Greene !.~.. r~. ..)-0.1 .r. Frazer-Nash

. Healey 2443Healey Silverstone 2400

Morgan 1998Morgan 1088

Lea Francis 1496Talbot 2~14

19641971244319711971

Ist. ::-:.~.Speed ..~.!? '~-: 2nd ..I::.1 Speed·...:. 3rd Speed ...: ..

Class Record-R. Way, D.\!.W. 31.15 sees.

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344234~234823442344234423442344034424449258034424498446745004398201455300

Class 4. Sports Cars. Over 2501 C.C.TIME

c.c, Ist Run 2nd RUD34423442

No. Entrant Car132 W. A. Jacobs ~... Jaguar Sports131 W. Freed Jaguar130 W. C. N. Grant-Norton Jaguar XK 120129 M. Levy... Jaguar Sports XK 120128 F. M. Wilcock Jaguar'127, J. H. SarginsO(l Jaguar XK 120126/S. J. Boshier Jaguar XK 120125, J. H. Craig Jaguar124. W. B. Black Jaguar XK 120123 M. G. W. Mackey Jaguar XK 120122· E. P. Scragg Alta-Jaguar121 C. J. Hamilton InvictaJ20. R. R. C..Walker Aston-Martin119 B. 'Tye .. . JaguarI 18. C. E. Lewis Lagonda117 L. S. Michael ... Lagonda RapideI16 R. Freeman Wright Lagonda115 P. Woozley . Bentley114,' P. J. Harris-Mayes Maybach Mercedes113 J. A. F. Cripps Cripps Sp.

Driver-W. L. Cripps1l2" R. C. Symoodson ...I II L. K. Holdaway110 O.Issard-Davies ...109 Peter Cavanagh108 J. Goodbew107. W. W. Paul106 C. L. Devereux105 G. Gale104 P. J. E. Binns103 V. Axel-Berg102, J. A. Young

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AllaruAllaru

DarrucqVauxhallVauxhall

Jaguar

Istl.~.::::SpeeciJ..J '.:;' 2nd Speed .Class Record-S. H. Allard, Allard,

32572511-13754032~50031)2236223996·00042243442

3rd Speed27.40 sees.

Class 5. Supercharged Sports Cars up to 2000 C.C.101....D. W. Davis M.G. Mag nerte s. 1287

'14 'v'f 100 M. Porter-Moore... M.G. Magnette s. 1-135~'O.(, r 99 D. C. Bishop M.G. s, 847

98....P. B. Merritt... ... H.S.M. s. 1990l.f l·1ft 97 H. H. A. Ironside Austin (Cambridge Sp.) s. 7471"'{' va, 96 ....L. M. Williams... Austin (Cambridge} s, 747~ 7" 95 John Rowe ... M.G. s. 860

94 G. W. Dakin Bugatti s, 1990-;6. ~f~ 93, C. D. F. Buckler ... Buckler 1172

. Ist....::: Speed-. , 2nd' Speed 3rd Speed .Class Record-V. 1. Hern, Amilcar, 30.80 sees.

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TIMENo. Entrant Ca c.c. lst Run 2nd Run92· C. E. Lewis Maserati s. 461R9 I W. A. L. Cook Bugatt! s. 330090 D. Lewis... Alfa-Romeo s. 160089 B. Wyatt... Bugatr i s. 230088 Mrs. H. L. Kennard Mercedes-Benz s. 200087, G. Parker [aguara s. J.t4286· W. Coleman Jaguette s. 266485 T. Robins Bugatri 5123

Ist ...:.?....Speed.;U:...~.:: 2nd ..:.......Speed .. 3rd ..... Speed ....

Class Record-G. D. Parker, jaguettc, 29.48 SCf.:S.

Class 7.Bentley Drivers Club Class. Unlimited capacity.

84 O. A. Batten83 . E. R. Smouha82 T. E. Walker

11.f ..1/ 81.- P. WoozleyIt .11f l..'(. <'1\ 80. Forrest Lycertl.c·.. ~\.~' 79 S. H. Richardson ...~~.\..j 78· J. Norris ...1~.\ft. 77 J. H. Bailey'(y 76 A. J. Butterworth ...• 'l> • I.f

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Bentley s.BentleyBentleyBentleyBentleyBentleyBentley

7982 W0() ~ ""'" CPw/'..450042984398 'f~796380006597 t,:':l~la! ,~43984398

lst ..S.tJ...Speed.L,' ..:.'1 2nd ..~ Speed . 3rd ....~......Speed

Class Record-Forrest Lycett, 27.92 sees.

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AFTERNOON CLASSES at 2 p.m,Class 8. Racing Cars. Formula 3. (Up to sao c.c.)

-TL"lENo. Entrant ~ Car c.c, 1st Run 2nd Run7S A. Moore... J.B.S. 49~74 J. B. Smith Cooper 41)7

73 J. Byrnes... Kieft 498 HI ~~72 R. W. Messenger ... Iota 49771; P. A. Seymour Cooper 497 l~ 1 \..70 M. G. Thomas ... Cooper 49769_ D. H. Phillips Marwyn 49768 O. Issard-Davies ... Cooper 497 Y('l

.,I t''/ 67 M. Lambert Cooper 497 )~.C(

..., • .,:, 66 R. D. Biss Cooper -1,)7 H,.• ',

.....--65 J..Coombes Cooper-Norton 500 ~I'O64 M. F. Braby Cooper 498 \~ -c63 1. L. Bueb- Driver J. Denley Iota 500 r-.

t,tt3 - 62 A. W. Richards J.B.S. 41)') ~("'i ---:::J\!)61 1. L. Bueb Iota 500 H·...·I60 M. P. A. Baker Parker J.A.P. 500 (l

Ist:.:........Speed ..:d..:·- .2nd ...~;.....Speed.; ..I)...- " Jrd ..... SpeedClass Record-D. Parker, Parker Special, 31.4 sees.

Class 9. Racing Cars. sal to 750 c.c,-59- M. J. Andrew ... Andrew M.G. s. 74658· J. W. Broad ... . Austin s. 74757 F. G. Lomax M.G. s. 746

lst Speed ..~..?::.:~ 2nd Speed Jrd SpeedClass Record-P. J. Collins, Coopcr 28.2 Sl:CS.

Class 10. Racing Cars. 751 to 1100c.c.41.1~ 56 D. C. T. Bennetr.i. Cooper Vincent 993

55 G. R. Gahagan... Gahagan Sp, s. 1087~A.S~54 N.Hillwood M.G.Sp.s. 1087

53 Serval Cars- Driver R. Chapsal Serval 990.~.'t\. 52 B. E. Bradnack ..." 5.1. H. J. qold~chmidt

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lst ..: Speed........ 2nd : :Speed I Jrd;. SpeedClass Record-J. G. Fry, Fre ik uiserwagcn, 25.93 SCt'S.

CooperK,ieft

10981096

Class II.Racing Cars. Formula I. '(Up to 1500 c.c. super-

charged and up to 4-k litres un-supercharged).50 S. B. Mond '" ... Bentley Sp. 284949 R. R. C. Walker ... Delage s. 149848- A. S. Raven Bugatti 299447 F. C. LeGallais...... L.G.S. 344246 A. L. J. M. Toulmin M.T. s. 1350

Ist ..:!..·_':...Speed ?~....:- 2nd ..~.......Speed ..;...... Jrd ..........SpeedClass Record-A. J. Butterworth, A.]. B., 26.77 sees.

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llt·:).1 .-;> 35- t:~~.Cooper ~\)'J.tu..- Cooper s. 19l1034 J. Goodhew Alfa-Romeo s. 3000

, 33 T. Robins Bugarti 5123 ~32· E. Lloyd-Jones "Triangle Flying Saucer" ~1000 <lS-<t~ ~

Ist.........Speed .....:..:.1 2nd ......- Speed 3rJ SpeedClass Record-Raymond '\lays, E.R.A., 24.52 sees,

Class and Course Record Holder-Raymond Mays, E.R.A. 23.86 sees.RllCingCars-rsor co jcoo c.c.

Class 12.Racing Cars. ! Formula 2. (Up to 500 c.c. super-

charged arid up to 2000 c.c. un-supercharged.

No.TI.\iE

Car C.I.:. ht Hun 2nd Run

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Entrant

4S R. M. Blomfield44 J. C. L. Edwards, (Bart).43 Serval Cars Scrva I 990

Driver-J. G. Foury42 D. Clare Scrnrncncc Sp. 15:i241- A. Rippon Cooper 1167

Ist ...:.......Speed," ..?...~· . 2nd"... Speed , 3rd '....... SpeedClass Record-T. A. D. Crook, Frazer ;\al'h, 32.45 sees.

Class 14.B.M.C.R.C. Racing Motor Cycles. Unlimited c.c.31 J. Rampley Norton 34830 E. A. Woods Norton 35029- F, J, Williams Cotton -19828 'P.· Ferbrache Hartley-Ariel 49927 E. J. Tubb Grindley Peerless -19826 W. Ryan ... W. R. Sp. 498 'fA!'25- F. E. Taylor ... Taylor Vincent 99824 R. Touche Vincent 9982)" N. B. Pope Comerford Pope Sp. 99822 - George Brown Vincent 99821 G. N. Camfield Ricardo Special s. 1000

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Racing Cars. Vintage Racing Cars. Unlimited.No, Entrant20 S. E. Sears19- C. W. P. Hampton18 P. J. Srubbcrfield '"17 C. Powell10' F. M. Wilcock15 J. W. Broad14 D. Clare12 A. S. RavenII J. Smithl sr ·.; Speed ..

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Alfa-Rornco2nd..... .Speed .

TIMEc.c, Ist Run 2nd Run

3216502722.6123004500747

19lJl2.9942994

3rd... SpeedClass Record-A. S. Raven, Bugutti, 31.80 sees.

Class 16.Racing Cars. Lady Drivers only. Unlimited c.c.10 K. R. Whitrelle Alvis 2.5119 E. Stapleton Aston .\tarein 1964

Driver-Mrs. Betty Stapleton8 Mrs. R. Sarginson ... j aguar XK 120 )·1427 •Miss B. Haig Healey S rlver sronc) 2.4436 .....1iss B. Marshall ... ... '\LG .. \\agnc([C~ 1.j.~1l5 Mrs. J. Coombes ... ... Cooper ~orton 5004 J. N. Cooper Cooper s. 1') '0

Driver-Miss A. Alabaster3 Mrs. Vivian Lewis Keifc 5002, G. Parker .. Jaguar XK 120 J-I4'!

Driver-Mrs. S. ParkerMrs. Jean Ruddock Lester .\\ C. 14fo'!

I st ......Speed .....:...... 2nd Spc<·d 3rd :->IwcdClass Record-s-Mrs. F. R GcrarJ, E.R.:\ .. 25 ~() :<l'I.:".

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Vintage Racing Cars. Unlimited.TIME

No. Entrant Car c.c. Ist Run 2nd Run20- S. E. Sears ... :'..• Sunbeam T.T. 321619- C. W. P. Hampton ., ~ Bugatti 502718 P. J .. Stubberfield ... Bugarti s. 226117; C. Powell Bugatti 230016, F. M. Wilcock p..: Lambert-Talbot 450015 .-J. W. Broad .Austin 74714- D. Clare ... Semrnence Sp. 199212 A. S. Raven Bugatti 299411 J. Smith ... 2 th<'A1fa-Romeo 2994

1st ..!.?....Speed ..:~\...C:-l 2nd.!.:;......Speed __...... 3ed ......:....Speed. .._......·Class Record-A. S. Raven, Bugatti, 31.80 sees.

, , Class 16.Racing Cars. Lady Drivers only. Unlimited c.c.Io K. R. Wbit'teUe Alvis 25119. E. Stapleton Aston Martin 1964

Driver--;:Mrs. Betty Stapletong..... Mrs. R. Sarginson ... Jaguar XK 120 34427. Miss B. Haig Healey (Silverstone) 24436 Miss B. Marshall '" M.G. Magnetce 14885 Mrs. J. Coombes _.. Cooper Norton 5004 J ..N. Cooper Cooper s. 1980

Driver-Miss A. Alabaster3 Mrs. Vivian Lewis2/ G. Parker

Driver-Mrs. S. Parker1- Mrs. Jean Ruddock(' .

Jst..._.~......Speed.:'r.~....:·D 2nd .........Speed ..._...... 3rd.... Speed ...c ......Class Record-Mrs. F. R. Gerard, E.R.A., 25.80 sees.

Keift 500Jaguar XK 120 3442

Lester M.G. 1462

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