Brooklands Events Images

Boaters on the River Wey spectate as cars pass on the banking above them.

1936 JCC International Trophy.
Brooklands, England. May 1936.
An aerial view of the temporary chicanes leading towards Vickers straight as the grid lines up before the start of the race.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate C8611.

1924 BARC Whitsun Monday Meeting.
Brooklands, Great Britain. June 1924.
Parry Thomas (Leyland Eight), portrait.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A3280.

Brooklands, Great Britain. September 1927.
J S H Wilson (#17 Austin Seven), leads John R Cobb (#2 Vauxhall), in the 50 Miles Handicap race, action
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A8623.

1925 BARC Whitsun Bank Holiday Meeting.
Brooklands, England. June 1925.
Top to bottom: #4 Kidston's Bugatti, #5 Coe's 30-98 Vauxhall 'Vixen' (which was to be seriously damaged in an accident during the 100mph Short Handicap), Barnato's 3-litre Bentley, #7 is Scriven's Austin 20, #8 Lanfranchi's Alfa-Romeo, #9 is J C Douglas with 'Razor-Blade', #10 is H L Aldridge's Alvis, #11 is Benjafield's Salmson, the Austin is Francis Samuelson's, and there is a second #14 A Y Jackson12-50 Alvis, just creeping into the bottom of the photo.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A4777.

Brooklands, England. July 1932.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate B8734

Brooklands, Surrey, England. July 1927.
George Duller, portrait.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A8199.

Brooklands, England. July 1929.
Second row is Salmson GS8 GD8907 ( Car #23 ) driven with some success by W
G. Battersby. The MG Midget (Car #12) driven by C. G .H . Dunham.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate B2269.

Brooklands, Surrey, England. May 1928.
Kaye Don, Sunbeam, portrait.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A9798.

Brooklands, Surrey, England. April 1928.
Woolf Barnato, 3-litre Bentley, winner of the 100mph Long Handicap, portrait.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A9425.

1938 J.C.C. International Trophy.
Brooklands, England.
Percy McClure (Riley), 1st position, wins ahead of Raymond Mays (ERA), 2nd position, action.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate C14442.

1923 Whitsun Meeting.
Brooklands, Surrey.
Start of the race, action.
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ref: Autocar Glass Plate

Brooklands, England. 25th September 1937.Sir L
Phillips (Leyland-Thomas #5), W
M Couper (Talbot #8) and C
M Anthony (Aston Martin #10) at the start of the one hour trial. The fastest at 97
85, 94
16 and 87
98 mph respectively.Ref: C12944.World Copyright: LAT Photographic.

1929 BRDC 500 Miles.
Brooklands, Surrey. 12th October 1929.
Driver changes in the pit lane, action.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate B2833

Brooklands, England. 14th September 1929.
Ref: B2687.
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1927 BARC Whitsun Monday Meeting.
Brooklands, Great Britain. 6th June 1927.
L to R: #1 W B Scott (Bugatti), #2 L T Redburn (Bugatti), #5 "R Wilson" (Austro-Daimler), #4 C M Harvey (Alvis), #7 G W Olive (EHP), #8 Dick Watney (Stutz), #9 A W Hayes (EHP), #10 R F Oats (OM), #11 A H Whale (Calthorpe), #12 F King (Lagonda), #14 J D Benjafield (Salmson) and #15 Kaye Don (Lea-Francis) at the start of the 90mph Long Handicap race.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A7778.

Brooklands, England. 1st August 1925.
A
E. Moss (Fronty Ford Speed Sport), 1st position, 75mph Short Handicap Race, portrait.
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Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A5036.

Brooklands, England. 4th August 1924.Tommy Hann, Lanchester ("Softly catch monkey"), portrait. World Copyright: LAT Photographic.Ref: Autocar Glass Plate A3681.

Mrs Lionel Martin, Aston Martin.

Mrs Lionel Martin, Aston Martin.

Woolf Barnato, Calthorpe.

H. Humphries, Calthorpe.

Spectators enjoy a picnic next to their car.

Riders mount their motorcycles at the start of the race.

Fans gather round to look at cars in the paddock.