Sports Cars Images : Spa 24 Hours (1936)
Jim Elwes / Alastair MacRobert, Aston Martin Speed Model.
Jim Elwes / Alastair MacRobert, Aston Martin Speed Model.
Jim Elwes’ and Alastair MacRobert’s Aston Martin Speed Model in front of D. C. MacLachlan’s and Maurice Falkner’s (#74) and W. Headlam’s and C. H. “Happy” Wood’s (#72) Aston Martin Ulsters.
Jim Elwes’ and Alastair MacRobert’s Aston Martin Speed Model in front of D. C. MacLachlan’s and Maurice Falkner’s (#74) and W. Headlam’s and C. H. “Happy” Wood’s (#72) Aston Martin Ulsters.
Jim Elwes / Alastair MacRobert, Aston Martin Speed Model.
Jim Elwes / Alastair MacRobert, Aston Martin Speed Model.
Jim Elwes / Alastair MacRobert, Aston Martin Speed Model.
The drivers are lined up ready waiting for the starter to drop the flag so they can run to their cars.
The drivers are lined up ready waiting for the starter to drop the flag so they can run to their cars.
Jim Elwes / Alastair MacRobert, Aston Martin Speed Model.
D. C. MacLachlan / Maurice Falkner, Aston Martin Ulster.
Cars in action on track.
A car in action on track.
People surround the wreckage of Daniel Porthault’s and Jospeh Paul’s Delahaye 135CS.
A driver relaxes in the pits.
Pouring a beer at the refreshment stand.
D. C. MacLachlan / Maurice Falkner, Aston Martin Ulster, makes a pitstop.
A car approaches the chequered flag and the end of the race.
W. Headlam / C. H. “Happy” Wood, Aston Martin Ulster, chases another car.
Maurice Falkner, sits in the Aston Martin Ulster he shared with D. C. MacLachlan.
Francesco Severi sits in the Alfa Romeo 8C 2900A he shared with Raymond Sommer, who stands alongside.
Francesco Severi sits in the Alfa Romeo 8C 2900A he shared with Raymond Sommer, who stands alongside.
W. Headlam / C. H. “Happy” Wood, Aston Martin Ulster, chases after other cars.
Jim Elwes / Alastair MacRobert, Aston Martin Speed Model.
Jim Elwes / Alastair MacRobert, Aston Martin Speed Model.
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