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Saturday, 1st September, 1951Start at 9.30 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Organised by the

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BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUB

IndexPlan of the CourseAppreciationsOfficialsNumerical Jist of Entries .Numerical list of Entries contd.Some of the DriversClass 1 and 2Class 3Class 4Class 5 and 6Class 7 and 8Class 9, 10 and 11Class 12, 13 and 14Class 15 and 16Awards

Pages 2 & 3Page 5Page 7Page 9Page 11Page 13Page 17Page 19Page 21Page 23Page 25Page 27Page 29Page 31Page 32

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Messrs. E. W. Quero (Chairman). C. 1\1. Seymour,S. Horton-Stephens. D. A. Smith, G. P. }'. Sykes,F. T. 1Iarchant, r, L. AHara.

WARNING TO THE PUBLICThe Public are warned that on no account may theycross the Madeira Drive during the event or watch pro-ceedings from underneath the CoLonnade or from theSouth side of Madeira Drive.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 [0 specta tors.

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i!l6t oj (9~The Event is held under the patronage of the Club President, The Earl Howe,C.B.E., V.D., P.C., and the Club Vice-Presidents, His Worship the Mayor ofBrighton, His Worsrup the Mayor of Hove, His Grace the Duke of Richmondand Gordon, Sir Algernon Guinness, Bt., Capt. C. Laurence Clayton,

J. G. Drew, Esq., and E. W. Quero, Esq.Stewards-AP{Jointedby R.A.C. Sir Algernon Guinness, Bt, I

.. by B. & H.M.C. The Marquis of Camden, P. Croysdill.Stewards Observers- G. Harrington, R. A. Waddy.Hon. Medical Officers (B. & H.M.C.) Dr. K. Box, Lt. Col. T. P. Mulcahy,

Dr. Palmer, Dr. Carter-Shaw.Timekeepers- Lt. General A. H. Loughborough, C.H., O.B.E.,

Prof. Kenneth Hayes, O.B.E., and assistants.Assistants Start Line C. E. White, Counciller F. V. Baldock.Starting Lights J. T. Weallans, R. A. Penny.Time Auditor- H. P. Powell and B. & H.M.C. members.Judges-Start Line Major H. Pownall, Bartlett-Day.

rr Finish G. K. D. Pibell.Chief Mar3hal- T. L. Allard.Chief Paddock Marsbal- C. M. Seymour.Chief Marshal Finish Area-D. A. Smith.Chief Gate Marshal- S. Horton-Stephens,Chief Start Marshal- E. S. Baldwin.Paddock &. Start Marshals-A. Spurrier, J. Rowlands, J. S. Heape, C. Wright,

J. King, C. A. R. Matt, W. E. B. Baldwin,G. W. G. Mackie.

False Start Flag Marshals- J. E. Leeney, G. F. Bonner, S. Pizzey,E. L. Mungeam,J. E. Leeney, C. E. White.(Finish Flag) F. Gill, J. Brown.J. C. Carter, D. A. V. Swanwick, R. B. Squibb,J. A. O. Hill, M. Bull, L. V. Cruttenden,R. T. Powell, L. C. Williams, H. B. Jervis.Reserves-S. C. Clarke, J. D. Bingham.N. A. Pullen, D. Levey, D. G. E. Collir,s,L. Bell, 1. Horton-Stephens.L. S. Cocks, G. D. Boland, W. P. Blake,P. Merntt, C. Tilley, G. Bowman, R. J. W.Perkis, G. A. Ruddock. .C. H. Whittome, C. O. J. Cook, J. R. Fletcher,Mrs. Goodacre.

Motor Cycle Liaison Marshals-Brighton & District M.C.C., H. J. Rileyin charge.

Special Duties Marshal- F. T. Marchant and assistants.Scruriaeere-e- F. C. Matthews, M.I.M. T., M.LE.!., L. C.

McKenzie, H. R. Godfrey, M.!.A.E., Capt.S. R. Proctor, A.F.R.Ae.S., G, P. F. Sykes.J. Eason-Gibson, G. P. F. Sykes.L. G. Ogilvie.Mrs. C. M. Seymour, Mrs. 'O'Flynn,Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Peacock,Miss A. Morelock, Mrs. Horton-Stephens,Mrs. J. Quero, Miss D. Quero, Mrs. Leeney,Miss Pat Pibell and B. & H.M.C. members.

Programme Distribution- N. R. Wilkinson.Sigowriting- J. V. W. Bidwell and Assistants.Clerk of the Course and Secretary of the Meeting-E. W. Quero.

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»~ &t o.t En~" 1951. ~sI N. Hewitt Allard 57 R. M. Smith M.G.2 Mrs. A. W. Cookson Jaguar 58 F. G. Lomax M.G.3 Mrs. E. Allard Allard 59 A. L. J. M. Toulmin M.G.4 H. Gilling Salrnson 60 Miss Betty Haig CooperJap5 R. G. Werth Cisitalia 61 O. Issard-Davies Cooper6 Mrs. U. M. Goodacre Austin 62 E. Roberts Cooper7 Mrs. E. C. W. Stapleton 63 D. W. Powell-Richards Kieft

Aston Martin 64 Lones Tiger Kitten8 C. Powell Bugatti 65 D. Parker J.B.S.9 R.M. Blomfield Bugatti 66 R. M. Dryden J.B.S.10 A. S. Raven Bugatti 67 C. Tipper Monaco (Norton)II C. Clutton Delage 68 M. P. A. Baker Parker Iap12 D. Clare Semmence 69 B. C. Ecclestone Cooper14 J. M. Perkins Bugatti 70 P. A. H. Wood Halford Sp.15 R. F. Hill Sumner-J.A.P. 71 D. H. Phillips Merwyn Jap16 G. R. Gahagan Gahagan Sp. 72 P. A. Seymour Cooper17 S. E. Sears Sunbeam 73 A. C. Rippon Cooper18 M. B. Hukins Bugatti 74 M. C H. Baker19 E. Lloyd-Jones 75 R. W. Messenger

"Triangle Flying Saucer" 76 J. A. Williamson Bentley20 A. J. Butterworth A.J.B. 77 M. Baker

"21 D. Poore Alfa Romeo 78 Maj. J. H. Bailey "22 F. C. LeGal1ais L.G.S. 79 D. McKenzie"23 P. J. Stubberfield Bugatti 80 C. A. Hartridge"24 C. Clutron Delage 81 G. M. Crozier "25 L. W. Boyce Maserati 82 E. R. Smouha "26 R. C. C. Walker Delage 83 R. W. Hogg "27 J. Norris Alta-Special 84 D. J. R. Chapman "28 A. Brooke Vauxhall Villiers 85 C. H. D. Berthon »29 A. F. Rivers Fletcher Bugatti 86 T. H. May"30 S. B. Mond Bentlfla Special 87 T. E. Walker "31 J. Goodhew A a Romeo 88 F. Lycett Bentley

32 A. Hitchin Allard 89 O. A. Batten Bentley33 H. A. Richards Riley Sp. 90 Monica Whincop Bugatti34 T. A. D. Crook Frazer Nash 91 J. H. Bartlett Alfa Romeo35 C. Edwards H.R.G. 92 T. A. D. Crook Alfa Romeo36 J. G. Grenfell Grenfell Sp. 93 W. A. L. Cook Bugatti37 B. de Mattos CromardSp. 94 G. Parker Iaguette38 S. B. Mond Bentley Sp. 95 C. E. Lewis Maserati39 A. C. Rippon Cooper 96 J. Ogle Alfa Romeo40 J. Smith Bugatti 97 T. A. Roberts Bugatti41 R. R. C. Walker Delage 98 Mrs. H. L. Kennard42 C. J. Hamilton E.R.A. Mercedes-Benz43 S. H. Allard Allard 99 E. H. Heath M.G.44 A. J. Butterworth A.J.B. 100 F. C. Davis M.G.45 A. S. Raven Bugarti 101 R. G. Werth Amilcar46 G. R. Gahagan Gahagan Sp. 102 D. W. Davis M.G. Magnette47 J. Barber Cooper 103 J. G. S. Sears M.G.48 H.Lumb Rapier 104 M. Potter-Moore M.G.49 J. W. Broad Austin 105 D. C. Bishop M.G.50 M. L. Brewer Amilcar 106 A. G. Baker M.G.51 H. Gilling Salmson 107 L. Fuller Dellow52 T. A. D. Crook Appleton Sp. 108 V. J. Hern AmilcarS3 B. E. Bradnack Cooper 109 A. H. Montague Alfa RomeoS4 R. F. Hill Sumner- J .A.P. 110 M. Leo Lagonda55 J. D. Farley Farley Sp. 11156 D. J. G. King Austin 112 W. A. Jacobs Jaguar

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Numerical List of Entrants continued.

113 A. Wood Jaguar 154 E. C. W. Stapleton114 B. E. Bradnack Jaguar ASton Martin115 B. A. Chevell Alvis ISS J. E. Brett Frazer Nash116 J. H. Goodhew Lagonda 156 L. Gillbanks B.M.W.117 J. Venn Healey J57IJ8 C. L. Devereux Allard 158 R. E. Partenden Connaught119 S. H. Allard Allard 159 A. J. Jarvis H.R.G.J10 A. C. Wesrwood Jaguar 160 G. H. Scott H.R.G.121 N. Hewitt Allard 161 S. E. Wormald H.R.G.122 C. Mann Jaguar 162 M. L. Currie M.G.123 P. J. E. Binns Vauxhall 163 J. Dalton M.G.124 R. R. C. Walker Aston Martin 164 A. Bemrose M.G.125 D. A. Hely Healey 165 F. M. Baker M.G.126 W. G. Battersby Bugatti 166 C. J. Preston Singer127 J. A. Shutler Invicta 167 Miss W. G. J. Lewis128 S.·C. Norman Austin Aston Mattin129 M'ssBetty Haig Healey 168 P. M. Sims Aston Martin130 W. Freed Jaguar 169 D. E. Smith Aston Martin131 S. E. SCJrs Jaguar 170 J. R. Kenyon Frazer Nash132 R. G. Whalen Healey 171 E. M. Mackay Cooper-Rover133 C. S. Elphinstcne Lagonda 172 A. O. Gosnell H.R.G.134 W. W. Paul Allard 173 P. M. Walters M.G.135 C. H. Goodacre Austin 174 T. H. Church DeI10w136 W. H. Charnock Alvis 175 W. P. U. Constable M.G.137 C. Wick Allard 176 E. Haigh Riley138 L. Wood Jaguar 177 W. H. Bristow M.G.139 J. A. F. Cripps Cripps Sp. 178 J. Tilling Singer140 R. W. Hogg Bentley 179 P. Merritt M.G. Magnette141 R. R. C. Walker Delahaye 180 L. Leonard R.W.G.142 R. W. Cookson Jaguar 181 R. Watling-Greenwood143 E. A. Snow Jaguar 182 E. R. Jay M.G.144 R. Freeman Wright Lagonda 183 G. Trouis Pan hard D .B.145 J. Wyer Aston Martin 184 B. H. Lister Cooper M.G.146 V. Davis Parry-Thomas 185 C. Heath Cooper147 F. Defry Lagonda 186 H. Lester Lester M.G.148 G. Gale Darracq 187 C. Ie S. Metcalfe Fiat149 K. C. Warner Jaguar 188 S. K. Rolfe FiatISO S. J. Boshier Jaguar 189 R. H. Craig Jaguar151 W. B. Black Jaguar 190 J. H. Craig Jaguar152 C. Angell Aston Martin 191 A. Moore J.B.S.153 S. G. Greene Frazer Nash

METHOD OF STARTING-Starling is carried out by means of lightssimilar to Traffic Lights and the "hockey sticks" placed in front of the carwheels are merely false start detectors which operate if the car moves for-ward before the green light shows. At the finish an "electric eye" is ableto time to an accuracy of one hundredth of a second.

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Some 01 tIie !i)~1in te-daq« Speed fj.Jdat6_

This year Brighton Speed Trials are back to thestatus of an International event and it is marked by theintroduction of three classes under which all Grand Prixevents are held namely :Formula I for cars up to 1500 c.c. supercharged or

up to 4500 c.c. unsupercharged.Formula II for cars up to 500 c.c. supercharged or

up to 2000 c,c, unsupercharged.Formula III for cars up to 500 c.c. unsupercharged.

A. J. BUITERWORTH-Has made the best time of the day at aprevious Brighton Speed Trials in 1949 and has already this yearwon the kilometre sprint at Boreham. This car still has itsoriginal Steyr engine and is equipped with four wheel drivedevised and constructed by its driver and owner.

s. H. ALLARD-This sporting manufacturer-driver is the presentholder of the Forrest Lycen Trophy for the fastest spons car atBrighton. His most recent success 'Wasat Craigantlet where heestablished a new record for the hill climb using four wheel drivefor the first time.

E. LLOYD JONES-Drives the largest engined special in use to-day,being the 21 litre, 635 B.H.P. Rolls Royce Kestrel Aero engined"Flying Saucer." Recently be made fastest time at the RamsgateSprint and the vehicle is much less experimental than it was ayear ago.

D. PARKER-The present 500 c,c, class record holder at Brightonbas not perhaps had the best of luck so far this year in racingevents. He is to-day defending his title in a J.B.S. but is stiUfaithful to his J.A.P. engine.

G. D. PARKER-Present bolder of the supercharged sports carrecord at Brighton. This driver has had a great many successesalready this year in sprints at Boreham, Ramsgate, Tewin Water,Great Auclem and Goodwood. As its name, Jaguetre, suggeststhe car is basically a Jaguar engined Magnetre but with manymodifications.

F. C. Le GALLAIS and S. LOGAN-We are pleased to welcomethese rwo drivers who normally reside in the Channel Islandswhere they are both equaUy successful. Logan drives a Cooperand Le Gallais a rear engined Jaguar Special of his own design.

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

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

TIMENo. Entrant Car c.c. 1st Run 2nd ~188 S. K.Rolfe Fiat 1090 ~187 C. le S. Metcalfe Fiat 995186 H. Lester .... Lester M.G. ~I.$ta)185 C. Heath Cooper 1097184 B. H. Lister Cooper M.G. 1087183 G. Trouis Panbard D.B. 745182 B. R. Jay.... M.G. 747181 R. Watling-Greenwood R.W.G. 1088

Ist. Speed............ 2nd _.speeci........... 3rd Speed .Class Record-G. E. PbjlJips, M.G. 35.20 sees.

Class 2.Sports Cars. 1101 to 1500 C.C.

180 L. Leonard Coof:!M.G.3t "l..Y

179 P. Merritt M.G. gnerte 1287 4&1178 J. Tilling Singer 1496 ;,1-'1)177 W. H. Bristow M.G. 1287 ..1o176 E. Haigh Riley 1498 ..y./)175 W. P. U. Constable .... M.G. 1430 '1131174 ....T. H. Church Dellow 1172 )f'CJ173 P. M. Walters M.G. 1250

1';':1>""172 A. O. Gosnell H.R.G. 1498171 E. M. Mackay Cooper-Rover 1456 Jtl.170 J. R. Kenyon .... Frazer Nash 1496 ~~ 2...169 D. E. Smith Aston Martin 1495 3If ~.1.

168 P. M. Sims Aston Martin 1495 4.2..L1167 Miss W. G. J. Lewis Aston Martin 1495 t,.4-"~

166 C. J. Preston Singer 1496 31 'i'165 F. M. Baker M.G. 1250 Lt-3 he164 A. Bemrose M.G. 1250 '"f&i163 J. Dalton ... M.G. 1250 3 .~

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No. Entrant162 M. L. Currie161 S. E. Wormald160 Dr. G. H. Scott159 A. J. Jarvis

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Class 3.Sports Cars. 1501 to 2000 c.c.

Connaught 1767158 R. E. Pattenden157156155

L. GillbanksJ. E. Brett

Driver-H. Kemp-Place154 E C W S I A M· 1964 J5"()('-. . . tap eton ... ston arun .z:1153 S. G. Greene .. Frazer Nash 1971 32.~152 C. Angell Aston Martin 1950 1rl--1II1st Speed............ 2nd Speed............ 3rd Speed ..

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Class 4. - Sports Cars. Over 2000 c.c.TIME

No. Entrant Car c.c, 1st Run 2nd R~n151 W. B. Black Jaguar 3442 JI'150 S. J. Boshier Jaguar 3442 31·'1149 K. C. Warner

.\11,' L148 G. Gale Darracq 3996 ,0''']..,147 F. Defry Lagonda 4453 3t '.f146 V. Davis Parry-Thomas 4000145 J. Wyer Aston Martin 2580 35'1.-

Driver-C. Brackenbury )5·1$144 R. Freeman Wright Lagonda 4453 ?>,-",o if143 E. A. Snow Jaguar 3942"") b142 R. W. Cookson Jaguar 3485 ~; 0 ;)5 'l-

141 R. R. C. Walker . .. Delahaye 3557 3).. tDriver-Entrant or A. P. Rolt :pC'140 R. W. Hogg Bentley 4398 )2'(;

139 J. A. F. Cripps Cripps Sp. 5300 J)"138 L. Wood Jaguar 3442 31·i'J137 C. \'\'ick Allard 3917 ,..;.t136 W. H. Charnock Alvis 2432 ~ 1- ;)S"" 3135 C. H. Goodacre Austin 2660 3'$ b134 W. W. Paul Allard 3622 ::III ",,/to133 C. S. Elphinstone Lagonda 4453 ~Ir ~"u132 R. G. Whalen Healey 2443 ~-3~ 3~'l-131 S. E. Sears Jaguar 3442 ?'I'~~130 W. Freed Jaguar 3442129 Miss Betty Haig Healey 2443 3';'""> ~,-;~128 S. C. Norman Austin 2660 J~ lr 3~~127 J. H. Shutler Invicta ~.'I- 3";'8'2-126 W. G. Battersby Bugarti 3255

~!i'11125 D. A. Hely Healey 244333-1.-124 R. R. C. Walker Aston Martin 2580 Jrrf 3"'f

Driver-Entrant or A. P. Rolt4300P t SliT'P123 P. J. E. Binns Vauxhall

122 C. Mann Jaguar 3442 J:f o ~.~.,.a121 N. Hewitt Allard 4375JJ. ~. ,. 'J. .. ?'120 A. C. Westwood Jaguar 3442 '],I,.: j~'1r119 S. H. Allard Allard 5420J/ Jr 2.1'/rt118 C. L. Devereux Allard 3622 l( I '37:!es

J. Venn Healey 2443)b "i ")" .117 ~'[, 2.116 J. H. Goodhew Lagonda 4500 l~115 B. A. Chevell Alvis 4300 ~~ 31C~114 B. E. Bradnack Jaguar 3442 ~l }Ii 3) o113 A. Wood [aguar 3442

]J-s'J112 W. A. Jacobs Jaguar 3442 'SI l-88 F. Lycett Bentley 7963 ~'I.~ 2Voj32 A. Hitchln Allard 5420 ]fo1.- 30'3~

':}~ ~189 R. H. Craig ... Jaguar 100 3485 ~Iol~190 J. H Craig Jaguar 34421st. Speed 2nd. ....Speed 3rd ........Speed ..........

Class Record=-S. H. Allard, Allard 28.00 sees...4

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TIMENo. Entrant Car c.c. 1st Run 2nd Run110 M. Leo Lagooda s. 1954 ~'1? ~(I 'U109 A. H. Montague Alfa Romeo s. I750 -"~f"108 V. J. Hem Amilcar F. 1097 )~.u107 L. Fuller Dellow s, I I72 t,P i106 A. G. Baker M.G. s. 939105 D. C. Bishop M.G. s. 847104 M. Po ncr-Moore M.G. s. 1036 3~'';~103 f,G.S.Sears M.G.s. 12503't'l/102 D. W. Davis M.G. Magnetic s. 1287 }fr'1Z,101 R. G. Werth Amilcar s. 1100 )/J,t100 F. C. Davis M.G. s. 143599 E. H. Heath M.G. s. 1087

J st : Speed 2nd Speed 3rd ..' Speed .Class Record=-V. J. Hem, Amilcar 30.80 sees.

Class 6.Supercharged Sports Cars. Unlimited.

98 Mrs. H. L. Kennard Mercedes-Benz s. 7020 31397 T. A. Roberts Bugatti s. 2261 !;It ~ 31·196 J. Ogle Alfa Romeo s. 2336 )5'~95 C. E. Lewis Maserati s. 4618 !It'll- 31'~94 G. Parker ... Jaguetle s. 2664 tf tfi93 W. A. L. Cook Bugani s. 3300 ~ ..;.s92 T. A. D. Crook Alfa Romeo s. 290491 J. H. Bartlett Alfa Romeo s. 2905 31°'90 Monica Wbiocop Bugatti s. 2261 Jj,-'?3

Ist. Speed............ 2nd Speed............ 3rd...... Speed ..Class Record-G. D. Parker, Jaguette 29.80 sees.

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TIMENo. Entrant Car c,c. 1st Run 2nd Run89 O. A. Batten Bentley 798231 /,c88 F. Lycett Bentley 7982 '-1f" .:l "'" e)'. ",87 T. E. Walker ... Bentley s. 4398 ~,.. ~86 T. H. May Bentley 4348 .,1

.....85 C. H. D. Bertbon Bentley 4398 ~ q (10 ~84 D. J. R. Chapman Bentley 4398 • ,,~. {':':)

~~~ ~:~'~:!ha ~:~~~~!~~~~r1~S-r.i"(#81 G. M. Crozier Bentley 7982 31,i'} J~.,1'180 C. A. Hartridge Bentley 6597 3"i~79 D. McKenzie Bentley 2996 ')I{ ~D78 Maj. J. H. Bailey Beuuey 2996 <1<1'7 ~t· (1 (577 M. Baker Bentley ~ litre t.-

..".76 J. A. Williamson Bentley 4398 ~;'I 4:1'Ist Speed ... 2nd ...... Speed 3rd ...Speed

Class Record-A. L. Pitts, 4~ litre (s.) 30.38 sees.

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Class B.Racing Cars. (Formula 3) Up to SOOC.C.

'\)75 R. W. Messenger ..74 M. C. H. Baker73727170

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64....6362

,61"\I{JO1911st Speed 2nd _ Speed........... 3rd.. ....Speed ..

Class Record-D. Parker, Parker Special 31.4 sees.

A. C. Rippon Cooper 499P. A. Seymour Cooper 5~ J4' '1 9D. H. Phillips Marwyn J.A.P. 497P. A. H. Wood .... Halford Sp. 496

Driver-E. A. HalfordB. C. Ecclestone Cooper 500 j 1'J~M. P. A. Baker Parker J.A.P. 500 J\' .~ .C. Tipper Monaco 498l~~~ r':HR. M. Dryden J.B S. 499

D. Parker J.B.S. 497 \S"f.Lones ....Tiger Kitten 497

D. w. Powell-Richards Kieft 497 1<. (E. Roberts Cooper 497

O. lssard-Davies Cooper 497Miss Betty Haig Cooper J .A.P. 497

A. Moore J.B.S. 500

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TROPHY RACE FOR GRAND PRIX CARS

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Class 9..Racing Cars. 501 to 750c.c.

No.59

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Austin s.

TIMEc.c, 1st Run 2nd Run746746 ~ "\. -:746 ~t. •747 1

EntrantA. L. J. M. ToulminF. G. LomaxR. M. SmithD. J. G. King

Ist Speed............ 2nd _ Speed........... 3rd Speed .Class Record-P. J. Collins, Cooper 28.2 sees.

Class 10.Racing Cars . 751to 1100C.C.

~55 J. D. Farley ... Farley Sp. s. 99654 R. F. xm Sumner-J.A.P. s. 99653 B. E. Bradnack .... Coo~er 110052 T. A. D. Crook Appleton p. 1089

Driver-J. Appleton51 H. Gilling Salmson 109850 M. L.Brewer Amilcar 1100

.....49 J. W. Broad Austin 748 .

.....48 H.Lumb Rapier 1086......47 J. Barber Cooper V 998

46 G. R. Gahagan ..Gahagan Sp. 10871st. Speed............ 2nd _ Speed....... .. 3rd Speed .

Class Record-v]. G. Fry, Freikaiserwagen 25.93 sees.

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

charged and up to 4! litres un-supercharged.45 A. S. Raven Bugaui 299444 A. J. Butterworth A.J.B. 442543 S. H. Allard Allard 450042 C. J. Hamilton E.R.A. s. 150041 R. R. C. Walker Delage s. 149640 J. Smith Bugatti s. 149239 A. C. Rippon Cooper 49938 S. B. Mond Bentley Sp. 2849Ist .. Speed .. 2nd Speed..... 3rd Speed ..

Class Record-F. R. Gerard, E.R.A. 27.50 sees.

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TIMENo. Entrant Car c.c . 1st Run 2nd Run

37 B. de Mattos ...Cromard Sp. 176736 J. G. Grenfell Grenfell Sp. s. 498

35 C. Edwards ... H.R.G. 176734 T. A. D. Crook ... Frazer Nash 1971

33 H. A. Richards Riley Sp. 1087

Ist............Speed ............ 2nd ............Speed - 3rd .......Speed ...........

Class 13.Racing Cars. Unlimited.

31 J. Goodhew30 S. B. Mood29 A. F. Rivers Fletcher

28 A. Brooke27 J. Norris26 R. C. C. Walker25 L. W. Boyce24 C. Clutton23 P. J. Stubberfield22 F. C. LeGallais21 D. Poore20 A. J. Butterworth1\1 E. Lloyd-Jones

Alfa Romeo s. 1992Bentley Sp. 2849

Bugatti 1990

Vauxhall Villiers s. 2996Alta-Special s. 1970

Delage 1496Maserati s. 3015

Delage 10688Bugatti s. 2261

L.G.S. s. 3482Alfa-Romeo s. 3800

.. A.J.B. 4425"Triangle Flying Saucer" 21000

Ist... Specd.i., 2nd .. Speed .. 3rd.. SpeedClass Record-Raymond Xlays, E.R.A. 24.52 sees.

Class and Course Record Holder-Raymond Mays, E.R.A. 23.86 sees.(Racing Cars 1501 to 3000 c.c.)

Class 14.Racing M/Cs. Unlimited.Nominated by Invited Club.

1st Speed .. 2nd Speed .. 3rd Speed ..

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Class IS.Vintage Racing Cars. Unlimited.

TIMEc.e, 1st Run 2nd Run22613215

No.181716151412

EntrantM. C. HukinsS. E. SearsG. R. GahaganR. F. HillJ. M. PerkinsD. Clare

Driver-D. GahaganII C. Clutton

Driver-Dr. G. A. EwenlOA. S. Raven9 R. M. Blornfield8 C. Powell

CarBugatti s.Sunbeam

Gahagan Sp, s. 1087Sumner J.A.P. s.

Bugatti s. 1990Semmence 1992

Delage J0688

Bugatti 2194Bugatti s. 1496

Bugatri 2300

2nd Speed . 3rd Speed .] st. Speed .

Class 16.Racing Cars. Lady drivers only. Unlimited c.c.7 Mrs. E. C. W. Stapleton6 Mrs. U. M. Goodacre5 R. G. Werth

Driver-Mrs. H. C. Kennington4 H. Gilling

Driver-Miss Jean Bode3 Mrs. E. Allard .2 Mrs. A. W. Cookson1 N. Hewitt

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Aston Martin 1964Austin 2660

Cisitalia 1096

Salmson J098

Allard 5420Jaguar 3442Allard 4375

lst. Speed............ 2nd Speed L 3rd Speed .Class Record-Mrs. F. R. Gerard, E.R.A. 25.80 sees.

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THE CLUB TROPHY-(to be held for one year) andreplica, for the fastest time of the day made by a car; also £100cash.

BRIGHTON 4tINTERNATIONAL" TROPHY-(tobe held for one year) and replica, for the fastest time made by aforeign competitor.

THE SIMPSON LEE TROPHY-(to be held for oneyear) and replica. for the second fastest time of the day made bya car and £SO cash.

THE WALTER EDLIN TROPHY -presented by thelate Walter Edlin, Esq., WIll be awarded as an annual trophy, toa member of the Brighton & Have Motor Club driving a four,wheeled car who makes the fastest time of day among hIS Clubmembers.

THE CHATER LEA TROPHY-(to be held for oneyear) and replica, for the fastest time made by a Lady driver.

THE FORREST LYCETT TROPHY and replica,for the fastest tune made by a Sports Car.

THE BENN TROPHY-to be held for one year andreplica, for the fastest time made by an M.G. Sports car.

A 11 trophies are annual trophies and cannot be wonoutright and must be returned to the Han. Secretary of the Clubat his request.

SPORTS CAI\ CLASSES & BENTLEY DRIVERSCLUB CLASS-Class 1 ro 7-A Silver Cup and also a secondprize will be given in each class.

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