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NationalBrighton Speed Trials

Saturday, 11th September, 1965Start at 9.15 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Organised by tbe Brighton& Hove M.C. in conjunction with Brigbton Corporation

INDEXList of TrophiesMayor's LetterAppreciationsList of OfficialsBrighton Speed Trials, 1965B. & H.M.C. Handicap ClassClasses 2, 3 and 4Class 5Class 6Class 7 and 8......Class 9Class 10Class II. 12 and 13Class 14-Bentley Drivers' ClassClass 15 and 16Class 17, 18 and 19Class 20-Motorcycle EntriesAlphabetical List of EntrantsAverage Speed in m.p.h. Table

Page 3Page 5Page 7Page 8

Page 10, 13 and 15Page 17Page 19Page 20Page 21Page 22Page 23Page 24Page 26Page 28Page 30Page 31Page 33

Pages 36, 38 and 39Page 40

WARNING TO THE PUBLICThe Public are warned that on no account may they cross MadeiraDrive duriog the event or watch the proceediogs from underneath the

Colonnade or from the South Side of the Madeira DriveMotor Racing is dangerous and Spectators attending this track do so entirely attheir own risk and It is a condition of admission that the promoters, owners of thetrack aod the dri,ers of nhic1es are abeo),ed from all liability in respect of

accidents causing damage or personal injury to Spectators

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TII()PHIES To be presented at the conclusion of the Meeting

THE CLUB TROPHY and replica-for the best time of the daymade by a car over 2000 c.c., also £40 cash,THE BRIGHTON TROPHY and replica-for the best time of theday made by a car up to 2000 c.c., also £40 cash.THE SIMPSON LEE TROPHY and replica-for the second besttime of day made by a car over 2000 c.c., and £20 cash.THE MADEIRA TROPHY and replica-for the second best timeof the day made by a car up to 2000 e.c., also £20 cash.THE CHATER LEA TROPHY and replica-for the best timemade by a Lady driver irrespective of handicap.THE DOLPHIN TROPHY and replica-for the best time madeby a motor cycle.THE SUSSEX TROPHY and replica-for the best time made bya motor cycle and sidecar.THE MOORE OF BRIGHTON TROPHY and replica-for thefastest time by a Jaguar.THE ENDEAVOUR BOWL and replica-for the best time madeby a car powered by a Ford engine.THE WILLS TROPHY-for the fastest time by a member of theWomens Racing Drivers Club in class 10 (handicap basis).

OTHER AWARDSTHE MONTY SEYMOUR TROPHY and replica-for the besttime made in class 4 Saloon cars.THE WALTER EDLIN TROPHY and replica-presented by thelate Walter Edlin, Esq., will be awarded as an Annual Trophy, toa member of the Brighton & Hove- Motor Club, driving a car whomakes the best time of day among his club members.THE FORREST LYCETT TROPHY and replica-for the besttime made by any car, in classes 2-13.THE BENN TROPHY and replica-for the best time made by anM.G. Sports Car.THE DENNIS SMITH TROPHY and replica-for the best timein class 17.SPORTS CAR CLASSES, classes 1-14-A Cup. A second awardwill be given in each class subject to 8 entries.RACING CAR CLASSES-Cash award of £5·5·0 will be given ineach class. A second cash award of £2-10-0 will also be given,subject to 6 entries in each class unless the option given on theentry form is exercised.BENTLEY DRIVERS' CLUB AWARD-An award will be givento the member of the Bentley Drivers' Club putting up the besttime in class 14.JAGUAR DRIVERS' CLUB HANDICAP-The Lewis ChallengeTrophy will be given by the Jaguar Drivers' Club to the memberof their Club driving a Jaguar engined car showing the greatestimprovement on bis handicap.

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Brighton has always been proud of its long standingassociation with motoring in all its branches. From theearliest days our town has been popular with motorists andperhaps it is only natural that the sporting events which areheld here are as popular as any of the many varied eventsheld in Brighton during the year. This is largely due to theenthusiasm and drive of the Brighton & Hove Motor Club.To-day, once again, we have to thank them for the wonderfulorganisation of the Brighton Speed Trials.

To everyone who will be taking part in the trials and toall the many thousands who will be here to enjoy the thrillingspectacle. I offer my best wishes for a thoroughly enjoyableday.

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The Committee wish to express their appreciation forthe very helpful co-operation of :His Worship The Mayor of Brighton

(Alderman Dudley Baker, M.B.E., J.P.)

The Chairman and Members of the Brighton Entertainmentsand Publicity Committee

The Borough Surveyor, Engineer and Planning Officer(Mr. D. J. Howe, M.I.C.E., M.I.MUN.E.)

The Chief Constable of Brighton(W. T. Cavey, Esq.)

The Chief Officer of Brighton Fire Brigade(Mr. E. S. Calvert)

The Medical Officer of Brighton(Dr. W. S. Parker,M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.B., CH.B., D.P.H., R.C.P.S.)

""ee/tit/on The Organisers wish to express their sincerethanks to the following for their assistance:

The Mayor and Corporation of Brighton for use of Madeira Drive.

The St. John's Ambulance Brigade.Messrs. Moores Ltd., and Porthall Garage Ltd. for Breakdown

Appliances.Councillor F. M. Baker, for use of Land Rover.Brighton, Hove & District Omnibus Co. Ltd. for Timekeeper's

Buses.Course Cars kindly made available by Messrs. Thomas Harrington

Ltd., and B.M.W. Concessionaires Ltd.Eastbourne & District Motor ClubBrighton & District M.C.C.Southern Observers M.e.C.

for their help with marshaling.Programe Sellers: Brighton Boy Scouts Association

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List of Officials

Stewards--R.A.C.B. &H.M.C.R.MC.R.C.

Clerk of the Course-

Deputy Clerk of Course-

Secretary of the Meeting--

Scrutineers--

Timekeeper--

Time Auditor--

Hon, Medical Officers--

Chief Marshal--

Chief Gate Marshal--

Chief Paddock MarshaJ--

Chief Start Marsbal-

Chief Course Marshal--

Chief Finish Marshal-

Paddock Announcers-

Start Line Judges--

Course Commentator-

Results--

Press Secretaries--

Programmes--

Marshals-

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R. L. McGhie

D. A. Smith

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F. C. Matthews, F. W. Matthews, M. J. Griffin.D. Small, N. C. Croucher, R. C. Croucher

G. Hall

W. E. B. Baldwin

Dr. C. Carter-Shaw, Dr. B. Raeburn

J. R. Griffiths

B. Harris

P.Roser

D. West

K. Robertson

J. Grantham-Brown

1. Horton-Stephens, M. Wyatt

T. L Allard, H. Blake, B. Bowman, P. Croysdill

K. Best

H. Powell, M. Bartlett

Miss P. Ward, R. Hunter

IVOI Sibley

Mrs. W. Bowman, Mrs. D. Carter Shaw, D. China,J. Kelley, G. Levey, A. Piatt, R. B. Taylor,W. Tansley, R. Tindall, R. Howes, C. Hemming-way, V. Manning, P. Scott, P. Sumner, C. Wise,P. Cripps, D. Cocks, R. Oddy, A. Williams,K. Witcher, M. Wright, D. Bishop, M. Brown,P. Fisk, D. Gilbrook, B. Greenwood, D. Harris,D. Hunt, J. King, P. King, D. Owen, A. Payne,J. Gillham, W. Skinner, H. A. Appleby, J. Ridd,G. Payne, A. J. Griffiths, L. Davies, J. Di-Carlo.J. Freeman, R. Hooper, A. Johnson, Mrs. A.Johnson, G. Lewis, P. Rann, P. C. Saunders,Miss P. Folwell, Miss P. Fino, Miss J. Greenwood,Mrs. M. Greenwood, Miss C. Curry, Miss A.Byrne, Miss J. Byrne, Miss R. Pledge, Miss A.Simmonds, Mrs. D. Jacobson, A. Angear,Mrs. J. Angear, V. Beauchamp, P. Brewis,A. Snelling, A. Parker, R. Penning.

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Cars waiting their tUTO at the Start-190S. Run in the opposite direction

D/IIMIJND Jill/lEEThe Diamond Jubilee of the classic of Speed Trials - Sixty years of progressand memories - nostalgia perhaps, but remember that in those far-off dayscars were the prerogative of the wealthy, whilst in these days even theimpecunious can buy and modify a popular car and have a reasonablechance of an award in his class.

In 1905 the cars were invariably huge, heavy, fearsome machines, requiringgreat physical strength in many cases to drive, with large capacity low revvingengines, chains thrashing, thin tyres attempting to find grip on the road,through the" horse and cart" designed suspension - truly the " golden age."

The 1905 event was fortunately blessed with ideal weather - we hopethat to-day's event will be similarly smiled upon by the weather man, and ofcourse the sounds of to-day will be entirely different - high revving, superefficient units getting the absolute maximum from every litre, even if there isonly one! !

This event has of course seen many famous stars of the racing world, andit is interesting to note that many of these actually started their competitivecareer in motor sport by coming to Brighton, amongst them MalcolmCampbell, Prince Bira, Stirling Moss. and Mike Hawthorne. One remembersthe stirring sounds of the E.R.A.'s of Raymond Mays, and later Ken Whartonwith F.T.D. in the region of 23 seconds, which one can compare with theGeorge Brown course record of 19.29 seconds on his Vincent motor-cycle-or the 35.8 seconds of Cliff Earp driving his 100 h.p. Darracq in 1905.

• New timing apparatus will be used this year, competitors breaking lightbeams situated at the start and finish lines. Although two cars are runningsimultaneously, each car is timed individually.

TNE 'WARDSOur usual impressive array of awards has been swelled this year by the

presentation of two new trophies: Tommy Sopwith's Endeavour MotorCompany, the local Ford Distributors, have donated a trophy to be won bythe driver of the fastest Ford powered car, and Wills-the makers of Embassycigarettes-have obviously appreciated the merits of the B.W.R.D.C.--or, tobe more explicit, the British Women's Racing Drivers Club, a club formed topromote and protect the interests of feminine " dicers "-and they have

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presented a cup for the winner of Class 10 to-day. Also on display at theprizegiving will be the .. Embassy Trophy" which is being competed for hythe members of the B.W.R.D.C. racing at various circuits throughout thecountry this season. Among our other trophies, the Moore of Brighton cup-an award going to the driver of the fastest Jaguar-Mrs. Pat Coundley h:ISwon this trophy for the past two years, but unfortunately will not be competingthis year; perhaps she feels that mere males should be given a chance to win !

A further Jaguar award is the Jaguar Drivers Club cup, to be won by ihefastest Jaguar car on a handicap basis; and for the M.G. drivers the Benntrophy will again be awarded.

May we hope that all visitors will enjoy their stay in Brighton, allspectators enjoy viewing, and the best of luck to the competitors. Perbapssome day we shall have sufficient cups to give everyone an award!

NISTfJllY fJl I. &. N.M.C.The early history of the Club is rather lost in the mists of pre-19J4. when

it was then the Brighton Motor Cycle Club. After the 1914-18 war. it \\."revived under the Secretaryship of C. Volk, son of the founder of Volk»Electric Railway. which still runs alongside the Speedway on Madeira Drive.

The Club was still more or less confined to Motor Cycles, and Hill Climb-,were held at Saddlescombe, 00 the Dyke Road, and Toad in the Hole (now "-housing estate), and various trials on local by-roads etc.; including ClappersLane. Fulk ing, which had then, a hazardous water-splash.

In 1921, with a new and keen Committee, the Club was reorganised ;;"drenamed the Brighton & Hove Motor Club.

The sea front Speed Trials were instigated, and tbe Club became affili;:'h:Jto the R.A.C. and A.C.U .. the Hon, Secretary being elected a member ot theCompetition Committee of the R.A.C. and member of tbe Council of theJ.C.C. (now the B.A.R.C.).

An annual event for members was held at Brooklands, the Brighton II'Beer 24 hour trial was instituted and was the first to use Fingle Bridge Hill.now used by M.C.C. and others.

The Club was asked to organise the .. Old Crocks" run from London h'Brighton, on behalf of a National Daily Paper, which it did successfully andto such good purpose that the R.A.c. decided to take over the following ycar.The Club also started the first serious Rally. finishing at Brighton; this," I,also taken over and has become the R.A.C. Rally.

1905 Brigbton Speed Trials. - Miss Dorothy Levett at the wbeel of the 80 h.p. Napier

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THE CfJM'ETITfJRSAs befits our Jubilee year we have a fuU Jjst of entrants. 'Ihe Speed Trials

have always attracted a variety of vehicles and this year is no exception. GeorgeBrown the outright course record holder in a time of 19.29 sees. has once againentered. He tells us his bike is even faster this year. He is aJre Idy the holderof the world record for the standing start kilometre. Chris Summers, the carcourse record holder has entered his Lotus powered by a 5360 c.c. Chevroletengine, can be this year beat George Brown? Given a dry course it is boundto be a close thing and we confidently expect some new records to be set up.The Brighton & Hove Motor Club have decided to add a further £10 to theAwards list to be presented to the Competitor who puts up fastest time of daywhether car or motor cycle.

Ian Swift in Class 19 drives a Formula I Cooper with a Ford V8 engine andshould give Chris Summers healthy competition. This is the first appearance ofthis car at Brighton. Ken Wilson has once again btought along both his 2ilitre B.R.M. and a Lister Jaguar. He put up fastest time of the day in 1963.Bob King in a 2r litre Lotus will be out to prove that a Lotus is quicker than aB.R.M. One further interesting car in Class 19 is Jim Gavin's Deep Sanderson,This is powered by two highly tuned Mini Cooper engines driving all four wheels.It's acceleration is truly fantastic. Amongst the smaller racing cars GordonParker in his Cooper Climax will be out to defend his title of fastest time under2000 c.c. Strong opposition will come from Alben Rodgie in a Lotus and HarrySmith in a Cooper: whilst Miss Daphne Thompson will fiy the flag for the fairsex. In the up to 1000 c.c. Racing Car Class local garage proprietors BillHeathcote and Ray Dilley share the wheel of a Formula ill Merlyn.

The Classes for Vintage Cars contain many interesting cars. The MontaguMotor Museum have entered a 1907 14432 c.c. ltala driven by Lord Montaguhimself, whilst Stanley Sears drives a Rolls Royce of 1905 vintage. The historyof this car is quite lost but a car of this type certainly ran in our first event in1905. His son Jack Sears forsakes his Lotus Cortina and A.C. Cobras for a1914 Sunbeam. This car was a team car in the Tourist Trophy Race run in theIsle of Man in 1914. Class 14 contains no fewer than 28 Bentley's of all sbapesand sizes. Where do they all come from?

In the big Sports Racing Car Class the David Plumpstead Racing Teamentry, a Lotus Buick, must stand a good chance of winning tbe Forrest LycettTrophy.

Some most interesting cars are included in Class 9, apart from 11 Jaguars,3 Ferraris, and an Aston Martin. The entry includes two Sunbeam Tigers. Theone driven by Alan Brodie is the 1964 Le Mans car ..... Doc Merfields wellraced Cortina powered by an American Ford V8 engine-appearing at Brightonfor the first time, whilst local lad Tim Jones has managed to fit a similar enginentoa M.G.B.

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t t s T (11 ENTRIESCompetitors will u far as possible, be run in pairs, according to the Programme

B. & H.M.e. Members' Handicap, Bentley Drivers Club and B.M.C.R.C. Classesare closed Invitation Events to run concurrently with the main event

Class 1-8. & H.M.C. Handicap ClassEst.

No. Entrant Car e,e. Time Han'cap. 1st Run1 R. H. Tindell

Driver-F. Owen Lister Jaguar 3442 26 sea. scratch2 R. H. Tindell Jaguar XK 140 8442 28 " -2 sees.3 A. Exley Austin Cooper S 970 35 " -9 "4 R. S. L. Arscott Morris Cooper 998 3S " -9 "5 D. A.West Austin Cooper S 1275 34 ., -8 "6 H. A. Appleby Austin Cooper S 1275 34 " -8 "7 A. B. Greenwood Morris Cooper S 1275 35 " -9 "8 J. K. King Austin Cooper S 1275 34 " -8 "9 A. Mussard Morris Cooper S 1293 31 " -5 "10 J. Davies Austin Cooper S 1275 34 " -8 "11 W. G. F. Swayne

Ford Lotus Cortina 1558 31 " -S "12 E. Ellis Ford Cortina s. 1500 34 " -8 "14 C. P. Hemingway Ford An,glia 1198 39 " -13 "15 Janet J. JacksonFord Cortina. G.T. 1498 38 " -12 "16 R. H. Tindell Bentley 4a litre 4500 3S " -9 "17 J. Goddard Bentley 8 litre 8000 30 " -4 "18 P. S. King M.G. Midget 1098 33 " -7 "19 J. M. MossopAustin Healey Sprite 1098 34 " -8 "20 L. N. Starley Austin Healey Sprite 1300 31 " -S "21 K. B. Shaw Turner s. 997 33 " -7 "22 D. C. Plante D.K.W. 980 40 " -14 "23 J. Gillham DAF 746 44 " -18 "24 J. K. Tills Jaguar XK 120 3442 28 " -2 "25 M. J. Wharrad T.V.R. 1622 29 " -3 "26 F. M. Wilcock Jaguar E 4235 27 " -I "27 R. D. A. WlIls Lagonda Rapide 3995 29 " -3 "28 R. H. Tindell Lister Jaguar 344.2 26 " scratch

29 R. H. TindellDriver-F. Owen Jaguar XK 140 3442 28 " -2 "30 N. C. Knight MOrris Minor 1000 39 " -13 "31 A. Fraser Sunbeam Tiger 4261 28 " -2 "

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Class 2-4-seater Saloon Cars up to 1000e.c.Appendix J, Groups I and II only

No. Entrant Car c.c. lst Run 2nd Run35 E. Johnson D.K.W. 90036 Swed-ane Eng. Ltd.

Morris Mini Cooper 998Drlver-R. S. L. Arscoti

37 B. A. Couzins Morris Mini Cooper 99738 A. Exley Austin Cooper S 99839 M. W. Simms Morris Cooper S 97040 A. G. Saunders Austin Mini 84841 Marcia M. Farqubarson

Morris Cooper 99742 E. Johnson D.K.W 900

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Class 3-4-seater Saloon Cars 1001-1300 c.c.Appendix J. Groups I and II only

4344

1st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time---Class Record-No previous record

45 J. K. King Austin Cooper S 127546 I. R. I. Stevenson Austin Cooper S 127547 D. A. West Austin Cooper S 127548 H. A. Appleby Austfn Cooper S 127549 Grendon Garage Austin Cooper S 1275

Driver-K. E. Ayers50 A.B. Greenwood Morris Cooper S 1275~l J. Davies Austin Cooper S 127552 D. G. Lloyd Morris Cooper S 127553 R. C. Elliott Austin A.35s. 94854

1st Time 2nd Time 3rd TimeClass Record-R. Fry, Austin Cooper s., 31.87 secs.-1963

Class 4--4-seater Saloon Cars 1301-2000c.c,Appendix J, Groups f and II only

55 D. V. Harvey Ford Lotus Cortina 155856 W. G. F. Swayne

Ford Lotus Cortina .1558er R. A. Kinch Ford Cortina G.T. 165058 R. C. C. Palmer Riley 1.5 15885960Ist Time 2nd Time 3rd Time

Class Record-W. G. F. Swayne, Ford Lotus Cortina, 31.35 secs.-l964

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Class 5-4-seater Saloon Cars over 200I c.c.Appendix J, Groups I and II only

No. Entrant Car c.c. 1st Run 2nd Run61 K. L. Sales Jaguar 3.8 378162 P. A. Rohan Jaguar 3.8 3781

63 B. Jennings Jaguar 3.8 378164 M. J. Miles Jaguar 3.8 3781

65 1M. F. Braby Jaguar 3.8 378166 N. J. M. Watt Jaguar 3.8 3781

67 P. J. Harris Jaguar 3.8 378168 R. Hockey Jaguar 3.8 3781

69 G. C. Cave Jaguar 3.8 378170 A. W. Betts Jaguar 3.8 378171 A. C. Wemyss Gordon Keeble 535572 Lord Strathcarron Jensen 627673 R. D. A. Wills Lagonda Rapide 399574 E.E11ls Ford Cortina s. 15007576

Ist Time 2nd Time 3rd TimeClass Record-M. A. Runham, Jaguar 3.8, 29.21 secs.-1963

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Class 7- Saloons modified beyond Group II, SportsCars and G.T. Cars 1201-1600c.c.

No. Entrant Car e.e, 1st Run 2nd Run92 B. Cox Morris Cooper S 129393 G. Le.wrence Austin Cooper S 127794 Wileon Autos Morris Cooper S 1293

Driver--C. Youle95 R. Dade Ford Anglia 155596 C. G. Smythe Ford Anglla 149897 A. G. Payne Ford Anglla 149898 L. Starley Austin Healey Sprite 180099 C. J. Lummls Ginetta 1498100 M. F6llek Lotus Elan 1594101 A. C. Smith Porscbe Carrera 1587]02 D. C. Bishop M.G. P.B. s. 939

1st Time 2nd Time 3rd TimeClass Record-G. H. Keylock, Lotus Elan, 26.60 secs.-1964

Class 8-Saloons modified beyond Group II, SportsCars and G.T. Cars 1601-2500 c,c.

105 M.J. Wbarrad M.G.A 1800106 A. C. Pritchard

Drlver-K. Davey Morgan + 4 2196107 J. Baln M.G.B 1790108 R. W. Gee M.G.B 1798109 J. F. Sach M.G.B 1798110 J. W. Shute Triumph T.R.2 1991111 C.W. Pickard Morgan + 4 1991112 West..Manning Motors Ltd.

Elva Courier 1800Drlver-P. F. K. West-Manning

113 G. Dempsey A.C. Ace-Bristol 1971114 S. H. Firmin A.C. Aceca 1971115 Swedane Eng. Ltd.

A.C. Ace-Bristol 1977Driver-P. Everest

116 Swedane Eng. Ltd. Simca Abarth 1946Driver-B. 'Burnard

117 J. H. Bailey Lancia 2457118 A. C. Pritchard Morgan + 4 2196119 M.J. Wbarrad T.V.R. 1622120 Swedane Eng. Ltd. T.V.R. 1798

Drlver-C. Smith121122123

1st Time 2nd Time 3rdClass Record-e-R. C. Burnard, Simca Abarth, 26.31

Timesecs.-1964

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Class 9-5aloon5 modified beyond Group II, SportsCars and G.T. Cars over 2501e.e.

No. Entrant Car c.c, 1st Run 2nd Run124 Team Boomerang

Ford Cortina V.8 4727Driver-Doc Merfleld

125 T. N. Johns M.G.B 4500126 R. H. Tindell Jaguar XK 140 3442

Driver-F. Owen127 C. D. B. White Jaguar XK 150 3442128 P. Lumsden Jaguar E 3781129 J. L. Filbee Jaguar E 3781130 F. M. Wilcock Jaguar E 4235131 T. A. Crawford Jaguar E 3781132 J. Quick Jaguar E 3781133 B.A. Prynn Jaguar E 3781134 J. K. TIlls Jaguar XK 120 3442135 R. W. Biss Jaguar 3.8 3781136 T. B. Moora Austin Healey 3000 2912137 Penny J. Griffiths

Healey Silverstone 3442138 A. Brodie Sunbeam TIger 4262139 A. Fraser Sunbeam Tiger 4262140 P. L. Farquharson Allard J.2.X 5420141 J. A. TIller Allard J.2 4375142 K. S. Richardson Ferrari G.T.O. 2953143 J. A. Pearce Eng. Ltd.

Ferrari G.T.O. 2953Drlver-J. A. Pearce

144 G. M. Crozier Ferrari G.T.O. 2953145 M. Knights Aston Martin DB.4 3670146 Lord Cross A.C. Cobra 4727147 Team Boomerang Ford Cortina V.S 4727

Drlver-<Mlss Clare Newbold148 R. Tindell Jaguar XK 140 3442149 G. Hampton Jaguar XK 140 3442150151

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Ford Cortina G.T. 1498153 Helga Harvey

Ford Lotus Cortina 1558

154 Mary Wheeler Elva Courier 1798155 Jacqui M. Smith

Morris Cooper S 970

156 Sheila E. Tiller Allard J 2 4375157 Penny J. Griffiths

Healey Silverstone 3442

158 Sybil Parker Jaguar E 3781159 The Hon. Mrs K. S.

Richardson Fenari G.T.O. 2983

160 Daphne J. Tbompson Cooper 1598161 Clarisse Mountfort

Bentley 4,1litre 4398

162 Isabel M. TugweUJaguar XK 120 3442

1st Time 2nd Time 3rd TimeClass Record-Mrs. P. Coundley, Jaguar D. 24.37 secs.-1964

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Class Record-e-M, Beard, Lotus 17, 27.76 s~cs.-19631st Time 2nd Time 3rd Time

Class 12-Sports Racing Cars 1301-2500c.c,171 P. A. Garratt Elva Courier 1798172 I. D. H. Preston Tojeiro 1971173 K M. Obee Lotus Super Seven 1500174 J. S. Richardson Lotus Seven 1498175 J. W. Coles Willment Climax 1666176 S. G. Curtis Cooper Bristol 1971177 D.Harris D.M.F. 1498178 R. P. Lowe R.LM. Special 1600179 KB. Shaw Turner s, 997180 H. H. Thomas Tojeiro 1971181 P. A. Garratt Elva Courier 1798

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1st Time 2nd Time 3rd TimeClass Record-E. D. Brailey, Terrier. 27.30 secs.-1963

R. Peel, Elva, 27.30 secs.-1963

Class 13-Sports Racing Cars over 2501c.c.l85 R. H. TindeU Lister Jaguar 3442186 K. Wilson Lister Jaguar 3781187 M.Leo Lagonda V 12 4486188 F. A. Sowden Jaguar XK 120C 3781189 J. Goddard Bentley 8 litre 8000190 J. Goddard Bugatti s, 2261

Drlver-P. V. Richardson191 David Plumstead Racing

Lotus Buick 3554DIIiver-O. L. Capel

192 R. H. Tindell Lister Jaguar 3442Driver-F. Owen

1st Time 2nd Time 3rd TimeClass Record-Mrs. P. Coundley, Lotus 19,23.01 secs.-1964

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

196 Clarisse MountfortBentley 4~ litre 1930 4398

197 G. Daniels Bentley 4~ litre 1930 4500

198 J. Brogden Bentley 3/4~ litre 1927 4398199 C. J. L. Mertens

Bentley 4! litre 1928 4398

200 I. McV. WestonBentley 4b litre 1929 4398

201 J. H. J. TathamBentley Tourer 1929 4498

200 M. A. BenkertBentley 4~Tourer 1927 4500

203 G. Cox BentJ'3Y 4~ litre 1927 4500

2().! R. H. Tindell Bentley 4b litre 1924 4500205 H. Rose BenUey 4~ litre s. 1928 4398206 H. P. Hlne Bentley 3 litre 1924 2996207 R. F. Woollet.t Bentley 3 litre 1925 2996

208 D. Baker Bentley Speed 6 1929 6800209 G. T. Shoosmlth

Bentley Speed 6 1929 6500210 H. Smith Bentley Speed 6 1926 6597211 J. S. D. Ayres

Bentley 4-1/4 litre 1939 4257212 J. Goddard Bentley 8 litre s. 1924 7998213 F. A. Sowden Bentley 8 litre 1930 8425214 F. M. Wilcock Benlley 8 litre 1931 7982215 Stanley Sears ~1useum

Bentley 8 litre 1931 8000Driver---S. Sears

216 J. H. BaileyBentley 4-1/4 litre 1936 4257

217 B. M. Russ-TurnerBentley Sports 2-seater s. 1937 4250

218 A. J. RomlszowsklBentley 4-1/4 litre 1936 4200

219 B. GraftonBenlley 4-1/4 litre 1936 4250

220 R. P. Bradley Bentley Mk. 4 1948 4466221 B. R. Eastick

Bentley Continental 1954 4566

222 P. Morley Bentley 8 litre 1931 7996223 B. Mountforl

Bentley 4j litre 1928 4398

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Class IS-Racing and Sports Cars constructedprior to 1931

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

226 G. S. St. John Bugatti 1929 2270227 K Neve Bugatbi 35 B 1927 2300

228 P. F. Besley E.H.P.1925 1750229 Stanley Sears Museum

Sunbeam T.T. 1914 3200Driver-J. Sears

230 Montagu Motor MuseumItala 1907 14432

Driver-Lord Montagu231 Stanley Sears Motor Museum

Rolls Royce T.T. 1905 4000Drtver=-S. Sears

232 H. Rose Bentley 4i1 litre s. 1928 4398233 B. M. Russ-Turner

Bentley 4~ litre 1929 4500234 R. H. Tindell

Bentley 4ls litre 1924 4500235 J. Goddard Bellitley 8 litre s. 1924 7998

Time 2nd Time 3rd Time1st

Class Record-No previous record

Class 16-Historic Racing Cars constructedafter 1931

240 W. H. Summers Alfa Romeo 1931s 2665241 J. Goddard Bugattl 51 s. 1932 2261242 T. Ely Riley Ulster Imp 1934 1087243 R. E. Salvage Connaught 1951 1960

1st Time 2nd Time' 3rd Time

Class Record-No previous record

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Class 17-Racing Cars up to 1000c.c.No. Entrant Car e c. 1st Run 2nd Run246 I. F. Bracey Japperwack 997

Driver-J. Samuel247 W. Heathcote Merlyn F.3 997248 D. H. Beale T.D.J. 500249 D. F. J. Wilson Cooper 499250 B. C. Green Martin 650251 J. B. Barton-Hall Hardy Special 998252 J. R. Wood Elva F.J 997253 B. J. Simmonds Lotus 18 997254 L. Hawkins Lotus 31 F.J 987255 M. Thomas Lotus 20 997256 W. Heathcote Merlin F.3 997

Driver-R. Dilley

lst Time 2nd Time- 3rd TimeClass Record-No previous record

Class 18-Racing Cars 1001-2000c.c,260 M. F. Braby Emeryson Junior 1100261 R. E. Salvage Connaught 1960262 H. Smith Cooper Cllmax F.2 1460

Drtver=-R. B. Pounds263 G. Parker Cooper Climax 1475264 Daphne J. Thompson Cooper 1598265 A. C. Rodgie Lotus 21 1500

1st Time 2nd Time 3rd TimeClass Record-M. F. Braby, Cooper F. J., 23.34 secs.-1963

Class 19-Racing Cars oyer 2001e.c.270 P. Bevis C1anger Special 4200271 Super Sport Engines Ltd.

Deep Sanderson 2200Drtver-s-J. Gavin

272 J. Goddard Bugattl 51 2261273 W. H. Summers Alfa Romeo 2665274 1. D. Swift Cooper Ford 4722275 Ansty Garage

Lotus 24 Chevrolet 5360Drlver--C. Summers

276 K. Wilson B.R.M. 2485277 B. King Lotus 24 Climax 2495278 R. L. Ballard C1anger Special 4250

1st Time 2nd Time 3rd TimeClass Record-C. Summers, Cooper Chevrolet, 21.69 secs.-1962

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Solos up to 350 CoC.

284 B. E. Rodwell B.S.A. 350285 J. Balchin B.S.A. 348286 C. J. Percival

Rex Acme Blackburn Z48287 B. E. Keys Yamaha 246288 D. LeCoq A.J.S. 348289 A. Charalanmos J.A.P. 344290 R S. May RS.M. Triumph 348291 H. J. Williams Velnorton 348292 E. J. Hurley Manx Dragster 350

Class Record-up to 350c.c. B. E. Keys, Norton. 27.40 secs.-1963

2nd Run

Solos up to 500 c.c,293 A. Robinson Honda 444294 J. Camhi Triumph 498295 P. Manzano Triumph 498296 T. W. Tarling B.S.A. 499

Class Record-up to SOOC.C. J T. Terry, I.A.P., 25.07 secs.-1962Solos up to 1000 c.c,

297 I. Ashwell298 B. E. Rodwell299 E. A. Woods300 R. E. Marshalls301 J. Leutchford302 R B. Knight303 B. E. Keys304 M. Roberts305 L. R. Field306 C. Camhi307 J. Willers308 E. N. Walker309 G. Brown

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Sidecars310 H. Barham

Pass. J. V. BarhamNorton J.A.P. 995

311 L. S. BoltonPass. Ballast L.S.B. 996

312 M. S. L. BrierleyPass. J. Meatcher Methamon 1148

313 W. D. BraggPass. Ballast Peril 649

Class Record-Three wheelers, M. Brierley, Methamon, 22.96 secs.-1964

1st Time 3rd Time2nd Time

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Al phabetical List of Entrants .- 1965No.275

6484

Name CarAnsty Garage

Lotus 24 Chevrolet 19H. A. Appleby Austin Cooper S IH. A. Appleby Austin Cooper S 3R. S. L. Arscott Morris Cooper IDrlver-K. Bunnage

I. Ashwell Vincent 20J. S. D. Ayres

Bentley 4-1/4 litre 1939 14J. H. Bailey

Bentley 4-1/4 litre 1936 14J. H. Bal1ey Lancia 8J. Baln M.G.B 8D. Baker Bentley Speed 6 1929 14J. Balchin B.S.A. 20R. L. Ballard Clanger Special 19H. Barham

Norton J.A.P. 20Pass. J. V. Barham

J. B. Barton-Hall Hardy Special 17D. H. Beale T.D.J. 17M. A. Benkert

Bentley 46Tourer 1927 14P. F. Besley E.H.P. 1925 15A. W. Betts Jaguar 3.8 9P. Bevis Clanger Special 19D. C. Bishop M.G. P.B. s. 7R. W. Biss Jaguar 3.8 9L. S. BoltonPass. Ballast L.S.B. 20

J. K. Booty Austin Healey SprIte 61M. F. Braby Jaguar 3.8 5M. F. Braby Emeryson Junior 18I. F. Bracey Japperwack 17Drlver-J. Samuel

R. P. Bradley Bentley Mk. 4 1948 14W. D. BraggPass. Ballast Peril 20

M. S. L. BrierleyPass. J. Meatcher Methamon 20

A. Brodie Sunbeam Tiger 9J Brogden Bentley 3/40 litre 1927 14G. Brown Vincent s. 20C. Camhi Vincent 20J. Camhi Triumph 20G. C. Cave Jaguar 3.8 5A. Oharalanmos J.A.P. 20W. A. Cleave Morris 6P. Coleman Austin Healey Sprite 6J. W. Coles WllIment Climax 12B. A. Couzins Morris Mini Cooper 2B. Cox Morris Cooper S 7G. Cox Bentley 4! litre 1927 14T. A. Crawford Jaguar E 9Lord Cross A.C. Cobra 9G. M. Crozier Ferrari G.T.O. 9S. G. Curtis Cooper Bristol 12R. Dade Ford Anglia 7

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au, No. Name Car ClasI197 G. Daniels Bentley 4A litre 1930 14106 A. C. Pritchard

Driver-K. Davey Morgan + 4 8191 David Plumstead Racing

Lotus Buick J3Dl'I'iver--G.L. Capel

10 J. Davies Austin Cooper S I51 J. Davies Austin Cooper S 15113 G. Dempsey A.C.Ace-Bristol 8221 B. R. Eastick

Bentley Continental 1954 14es R. C. Elliott Austin A.35 s. 312 E. Ellis Ford Cortina s. 174 E. Ellis Ford Cortina s. 5242 T. Ely Rl1ey Ulster Imp 1680 R. Enever M.G. Midge\ 63 A. Exley Austin Cooper S 138 A. Exley Austin Cooper S 2100 M. Fallek Lotus Elan 741 Marcia M. Farquharson

Morris Cooper 2140 P. L. Farquharson Allard J.2.X 9305 L. R. Field Speedway Special 20129 J. L. Fllbee Jaguar E 9114 S. H. Firmin A.C. Aceca 881 P. M.Fisk Austin Healey Sprite 631 A. Fraser Sunbeam TIger I139 A. Fraser Sunbeam Tiger 9171 P. A. Garratt Elva Courier 10181 P. A. Garratt Elva Courier 12

Drlver-P. FisklOS R. W. Gee M.G.B 823 J. Gillham DAF I17 J. Goddard Bentley 8 litre J189 J. Goddard Bentley 8 litre 13212 J. Goddard Bentley 8 litre a, 1924 14235 J. Goddard Bentley 8 litre s. 1924 15190 J. Goddard Bugatti s. 12

Drlver-P. V. Richardson 16241 J. Goddard Bugattl 51 s. 1932272 J. Goddard Bugattl 51 19219 B. Grafton

Bentley 4-1/4 litre 1936 14250 B. C. Green Martin 177 A. B. Greenwood Morris Cooper S I50 A. B. Greenwood Morris Cooper S 349 Grendon Garage Austin Cooper S 3

Driver-K. E. Ayers157 Penny J. Griffiths

Healey Silverstone 10137 Penny J. Griffiths

Healey SlIverstone 9149 G. Hampton Jaguar XK 140 9177 D. Harris D.M.F. 1267 P. J. Harris Jaguar 3.8 555 D. V. Harvey Ford Lotus Cortina 4153 Helga Harvey

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38Alphabetical List of Entrants .. 1965 (cont).

No. Name Car Cla.u No. Name Car Class79 R. H. Hatt Austin Healey Sprite 6 161 Clarisse Mountfort2M L. Hawkins Lotus 31 F.J 17 Bentley 46 litre 10247 W. Heathcote Merlyn F.3 17 66 N. J. M. Watt Jaguar 3 5256 W. Heathcote Merlin F.3 17 9 A. Mussard Morris Cooper S 1

Drlver-R. Dilley 227 K. Neve Bugatt! 35 B 1927 1514 C. P. Hemingway Ford Anglia 1 173 K. M. Obee Lotus Super Seven 12206 H. P. Hine Bentley 3 litre 1924 14 158 R. C. C. Palmer Riley 1.5 468 R. Hockey Jaguar 3.8 5 263 G. Parker Cooper Climax 18292 E. J. Hurley Manx Dragster 20 1158 Sybil Parker Jaguar E 1015 Janet J. Jackson 97 A. G. Payne Ford Anglla 7

Ford Cortina G.T. 143 J. A. Pearce Eng. Ltd.152 Janet J. Jackson Ferrari G.T.O. 9

Ford Cortina G.T. 10 286 C. J. Percival63 B. Jennings Jaguar 3.8 5 Rex Acme Blackburn 20125 T. N. Johns M.G. B 9 111 C.W. Pickard Morgan + 4 835 E. Johnson D.K.W. 2 Driver-P. F. K. West-Manning42 E. Johnson D.K.W. 2 22 D. C. Plante D.K.W. I

Driver-H. Mayes 167 H. Pollard Lotus 17 11165 R. A. Kellow Buckler 11 133 B.A.prynn Jaguar E 978 J. Kennard Austin Healey Sebring 6 118 A. C. Pritchard Morgan + 4 8287 B. E. Keys Yamaha 20 132 J. Quick Jaguar E 9303 B. E. Keys Norton J.A.P. 20 174 J. S. Richardson Lotus Seven 1257 R. A. Kinch Ford Cortina G.T. 4 142 K. S. Richardson Ferrari G.T.O. 945 J. K. King Austin Cooper S 3 Drtver-s-J. A. Pearce8 J. K. King Austin Cooper S 1 159 The Hon. Mrs K. S.18 P. S. King M.G. Midget 1 Richardson Ferrari G.T.O. 1082 P. S. King M.G. Midget 6 88 P. V. Richardson Lotus Elite 6277 B. King Lotus 24 Climax 19 304 M. Roberts Triumph 2054 T. J. Klng M.G. Midget 6 293 A. Robinson Honda 20145 M. Knights Aston Martin DB.4 9 298 B. E. Rodwell Triumph Norton 2030 N. C. Knight Morris Minor 1 284 B. E. Rodwell B.S.A. 20302 R. B. Knight Brough Superior 20 265 A. C. Rodgle Lotus 21 1893 G. Lawrence Austin Cooper S 7 62 P. A. Rohan Jaguar 3.8 5156 Jacqui M. Smith 218 A. J. Romlszowski

Morris Cooper S 10 Bentley 4-1/4 litre 1936 1485 A. T. Lawry Austin Healey Sprite 6 205 H. Rose Bentley 46 litre s. 1928 14187 M. Leo Lagonda V 12 13 232 H. Rose Bentley 41 litre s. 1928 15288 D. LeCoq A.J.S. 20 217 B. M. Russ-Turner301 J. Leutchford Triumph 20 Bentley Sports 2-seater s. 1937 1452 D. G. Lloyd Morris Cooper S 3 233 B. M. Russ-Turner178 R. P. Lowe RL.M. Special 12 Bentley 4~ litre 1929 1599 C. J. Lummis Glnetta 7 109 J. F. Sach M.G.B 8128 P. Lumsden Jaguar E 9 61 K. L. Sales Jaguar 3.8 5295 P. Manzano Triumph 20 243 R. E. Salvage Conn.aught 1951 16300 R. E. Marshalls B.S.A. 20 261 R E. Salvage Connaught 18290 R. S. May RS.M. Triumph 20 40 A. G. Saunders Austin Mini 2199 C. J. L. Mertens 21 K. B. Shaw Turner s. I

Bentley 4l litre 1928 14 179 K. B. Shaw Turner s. 1264 M. J. Miles Jaguar 3.8 5 209 G. T. Shoosmlth230 Montagu Motor Museum Bentley Speed 6 1929 14

Itala 1907 IS 110 J. W. Shute Triumph T.R2 8Driver-Lord Montagu 253 B. J. Simmonds Lotus 18 17

136 T. B. Moor~ Austin Healey 3000 9 39 M. W. Simms Morris Cooper S 2222 P. Morley Bentley 8 litre 1931 14 101 A. C. Smith Porsche Carrera 719 J. M. Mossop Austin Healey Sprite 1 210 H. Smith Bentley Speed 6 1926 14223 B. Mountfort 14 262 H. Smith Cooper Climax F.2 18196 Clarisse Mountfort Driver-R. B. Pounds

Bentley 4i litre 1930 14 83 H. G. Smith M.G. Midget 6

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Alphabetical List of Entrants .. 1965 (cont.)No.96213188231

Name Car OallC. G. Smythe Ford Angl!a 7F. A. Sowden Bentley 8 litre 1930 14F. A. Sowden Jaguar XK 120 C 13Stanley Sears Motor Museum 15

Rolls Royce T.T. 1905Drlver-8. Sears

Stanley Sears Museum 14Bentley 8 litre 1931

Stanley Sears Museum 15Sunbeam T.T. 1914

Drlver-J. SearsL. Starley Austin Healey Sprite 7L. N. StBrley Austin Healey Sprlte JI. R. I. Stevenson Austin Cooper S 3G. S. St. John Bugatu 1929 15Lord Strathcarron Jensen 5A. Stuart Lotus Super Seven 11W. H. Summers Alfa Romeo 19W. H. Summers Alta Romeo 1931s 16Super Sport Engines Ltd.

Deep Sanderson 18Drlver-J. Gavin

W. G. F. SwayneFord Lotus Cortina

W. G. F. SwayneFord Lotus Cortina 4

Swedane Eng. Ltd. Simca Abarth 8Driver--B. Burnard

Swedane Eng. Ltd.A.C. Ace-Bristol 8

Driver--P. EverestSwedane Eng. Ltd.

Morris Mini Cooper 2Driver-R. S. L. Arscott

Swedane Eng. Ltd. T.V.R.Drlver-C. Smith

I. D. Swift Cooper Ford 19Drlver--C. Summers

T. W. Tarling B.S.A. 20J. H. J. Tatham

Bentley Tourer 1929 14H. H. Thomas Tojeiro 12I. D. H. Preston Tojelro 12M. Thomas Lotus 20 17Daphne J. Thompson Cooper 10Daphne J. Thompson Cooper 18J. A. Tiller Allard J.2 9Sheila E. Tiller Allard J 2 10J. K. TIlls Jaguar XK 120 9J. K. Tills Jaguar Xl{ 120 10R. H. Tindell Jaguar XK 140 1R. H. Tindell Jaguar Xl{ 140 9Driver--F. Owen

215

229

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11

56

116

115

36

120

274

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No. Name29 R. H. TIndell

Driver--F. Owen Jaguar XK 140 1148 R. Tindell Jaguar XK 140 91 R. H. Tindell

Driver--F. Owen Lister Jaguar 1185 R. H. Tindell LIster Jaguar 1328 R. H. Tindell Lister Jaguar I192 R. H. Tindell LJster Jaguar 13

Drlver--F. Owen16 R. H. Tindell Bentley 4~ litre 1204 R. H. Tindell Bentley 4~ litre 1924 14234 R. H. Tindell

Bentley 411litre 1924 15124 Team Boomerang

Ford Cortina V.8 9147 Team Boomerang Ford Cortina V8 9

Driver-Miss Clare Newbold162 Isabel M. Tugwell

Jaguar XK 120 9Vincent 20

Lotus Seven 11Accessories

Marcos71 A. C.WemYBs Gordon Keeble47 D. A. West Austin Cooper S5 D. A. West Austin Cooper S112 West-Manning Motors Ltd.

Elva Courier 8200 L McV.Weston

Bentley 41 litre 1929 14154 Mary Wheeler Elva Courier25 M. J. Wharrad T.V.R. 1105 M. J. Wharrad M.G.A 8119 M. J. Wharrad T.V.R. 8

Drlver--Doc Mertleld127 C. D. B. White Jaguar XK 150 926 F. M. Wilcock Jaguar E I214 F. M.Wilcock Bentley 8 litre 1931

Drlver-8. SearsBentley 46 litre 1928 14

130 F. M. Wilcock Jaguar E 9307 J. Willers Vincent Norton 20291 H. J. Williams Velnorton 2073 R. D. A. Wills Lagonda Raplde 527 R. D. A. Wllls Lagonda Raplde 1249 D. F. J. Wilson Cooper 17276 K. Wilson B.R.M. 19186 K. Wilson Lister Jaguar 1394 Wflson Autos Morris Cooper S 7

Drlver--C. Youle252 J. R. Wood Elva F.J 17299 E. A. Woods J.A.P. 20207 R. F. Wool1eti Bentley 3 litre 1925 14

Car Clast

308 E. N. Walker166 M. F. Waller87 Wattord Motor

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AVERAGE SPEED TABLE in m.p.h, for Standing Start KilometreTime Speed Time Speed Time Speed Time Speedsees. m.p.h. sees. m.p.h. sees, m.p.h. sees. m.p.h.19.00 117.73.2 116.51 25.00 31.00 37.00 60.46.4 115.31 89.48 72.16 .2 60.13.6 114.13 .2 88.17 .2 71.70 .4 59.81.8 112.98 .4- 88.07 .4 71.24

20.00 .6 87.38 .6 70.79 .6 59.49111.85 .8 59.18.8 86.70 .8 70.34.2 110.74 26.00 32.00 38.00 58.87

.4 109.65 86.04 69.90 .2.2 85.38 .2 69.47 58.56.0 108.59 .4 58.25.8 107.54 .4 84.73 .4 69.04.6 84.10 .6 68.62 .6 57.95

21.00 106.52 .8 83.47 .8 68.20 .8 57.65.2 105.52 33.00 67.79 39.00 57.36

•• 104.53 27.00 82.85 .2 67.38 .2 57.06.6 103.56 .2 82.24 .4 66.97 .4 56.78.8 }g2.61 .4 81.64 .6 66.58 .6 56.49

22.00 1.68 .6 81.05 .S 66.18 .8 56.20.2 100.76 .8 80.47 34.00 65.79 40.00 55.92.36 100.04 28.00 79.89 .2 65.41 .2 55.64.4 99.86 .2 79,32 .4 65.03 .4 55.37.6 98.98 .4 78.77 .6 64.65 .6 55.10.8 98.11 .6 78.21 .8 64.28 .8 54.82

23.00 97.26 .8 77.67 35.00 63.91 41.00 54.56.2 96.42 29.00 77.14 .2 63.55 .2 54.29.4 95.60 .2 76.61 .4 63.19 .4 54.03.6 94.79 .4 76.09 .6 62.84 .6 53.77.8 93.97 .6 75.5;' .8 62.48 .8 53.51

24.00 93.21 .8 75.07 36.00 62.14 42.00 53.26.2 92.44 30.00 74.56 .2 61.79 .2 53.00.4 91.68 .2 74.07 .4 61.45 .4 52.75.6 90.93 .4 73.58 .6 61.12 .6 52.51.8 90.20 .6 73.10 .8 6O.7Q .8 52.26

.8 72.63 43.00 52.02

THE COURSE CAR - A B.M.W. 1800TI.It is probably fair to assume that most of you will only have heard of the B.M.W.,and not bad the opportunity of riding in the exhilarating German saloon.B.M.W.'s are in fact a well established firm of motor manufacturers, situated atMunich in Germany, and importing to this country through a local company,B.M. W. Concessionaires England Ltd., of Portslade, a few miles along the coast.They produce a range of vehicles for this country, including the B.M.W. 700Coupe 1500, 1800 and 1800TI. The last of these is the car that you are seeingto-day, a high performance family 4-seater, with by a 4-cylinder 1800 c.c. engine.Recently B.M.W.'s have hit the headlines in the world of International salooncar racing, and only last month at Snetterton in Norfolk, B.M.W. 18oon'sfilled 1st. 2nd. and 3rd. places in their class, and finisbed third and fourth overallin the 500 Kilometres Race, in road trim the 1800TI will reach over 108 m.p.h.Many of you will shortly be visiting Earls Court for the Motor Show; B.M.W.s'will be displaying their range, which will give you an opportunity of having acloser look at this quality car.

NSU- '600 c.c. 2-cylinder o.h.c.ai r-cooled engine. Max.speed up to 80 rn.p.h.Averages SO m.p g.Prinz 4

DE lUXE HODELFUllY EQUIPPED £549-19.10 inc. P.T.

AWARDED SECOND PRIZE in its class atBrighton Coneours d'Eleg_nee

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