Monochrome Collection (page 99)

Bar Point to Point races at Northaw, Hertfordshire. Miss Melissa Kemp. 1925

High-speed pilot practices for seasons fastest race. Flight Lieutenant Staniland, the high speed pilot, is practising at Brooklands track for the fastest race of the season - the eighth international

Raymond Mays runs onto banking at new Crystal Palace track. Two mishaps marked the first practice by racing drivers after the opening by Earl Howe of the new road racing circuit at the Crystal

New anti dazzle lighting device to be tried out by car in Monte Carlo Rally. From more than three quarters of the journey from John O Groats to Monte Carlo in the Monte Carlo Rally

Motor cycling race. 1935

British mountain handicap at Brooklands. The Brooklands Automobile racing club s, International metting, which was postponed from Easter Monday because of the bad weather, was held at Brooklands

Car Blows up and Bursts Into Flames In Big Race At Brooklands The Leyland - Thomas car driven by R. J. Munday in the Gold Trophy Race, the chief event at the Brooklands Whit Monday meeting

King and Queen leave to see Grand National. First Reigning Monarch to watch race in last decade. The King and Queen left Buckingham Palace to stay with Lord Derby at Knowsley in order to see

Stratford - On - Avon Steeplechases. Mrs E. B. Studd and Smiler
Stratford - On - Avon Steeplechases. Mrs E. B. Studd and " Smiler ". 26 March 1923

H L Hadley signing autographs after winning the Imperial Trophy at Crystal Palace Racing, in his Austin. 1939

Woman wins first race at Brooklands meeting. The Brooklands Automobile Racing Clubs International Meeting, which was postponed from Easter Monday because of the bad weather, was held at Brooklands

Two mishaps marked the first practice by racing drivers after the opening by Earl Howe of the new road racing circuit at the Crystal Palace

Forty two of Britains fastest cars compete in thrilling race for international trophy at Brooklands. Forty two of the most famous racing drivers in England in the fastest cars in the country took

Model cars to have their own race meeting in London. Midget car racing with a vengeance will be seen when the model car racing Associations first meeting of the season takes place at Kensington

Raymond Mays preparing for a race. 29 June 1939

C. J Dodson, who has won the race twice before, receiving the good wishes of his wife
C.J Dodson, who has won the race twice before, receiving the good wishes of his wife before starting off in his Austin. Taking place in England for the first time in its history

Bullingdon Club Point To Point at Launton. Sir J. Walker, Miss Walker and Miss Cotton

A group of men pull a motorbike out of a ditch after it lost control during the race. 1939

Competitors start from Great West road in RAC rally. Seventy six of the 318 entrants in the Royal Automobile Club Rally, started from the Ace of Spades garage on the Great West Road

The British Empire Trophy Race. Three famous racing drivers chatting together in George Eystons car pit at Brooklands before the start of the British Empire Trophy race

Smaller driver has smallest car for season fast race. Famous racing drivers, including several women, are putting in final practice in preparation for the eighth international 500 miles race -

John Cobb on the banking at Brooklands. The Brooklands Automobile Racing Clubs International Meeting, which was postponed from Easter Monday, because of the bad weather, was held at Brooklands

Driver, W Esplen in his supercharged MG taking the last hill on the new road track at Brooklands. 8 July 1937

Women race against men at first Brooklands meeting. 14 March 1936

Carrying on the family tradition at Brooklands. With road and track racing taking place at the same meeting for the first time, the last event of the season was held at Brooklands

At the Royal Ascot race meeting - Actors, Miss Mabel Russell with Mr Nelson Keys. 1921

H Stoffet Boucherain, Monte Carlo Rally driver. 22 January 1935

ERA Raymond Mays at Crystal Palace. 1937

Prince Birabongse toasting his victory after the service in the first international car race ever held in London, the Imperial Tracey took place on the Crystal Palace road racing circuit

Seaman driving single handed, wins British Empire road race. Driving witout relief for the whole 250 miles of the course, R J B Seaman ( Maserati ) won the British Empire trophy race

H L Brooke in his MG compete during the Crystal Palace road race. 1938

Bullingdon Club Point To Point at Launton. Lady Neumann and Miss Neumann

Woman racing motorist Mrs J Houldsworth, drives dead husbands car in Shelsley Walsh hill climb. 29 September 1934

Car, hillclimb. 1935

Sir Malcolm Campbells new Bluebird. First appearance at Brooklands. 9 January 1935

Mr H L Hadley and his Austin winning the Imperial Trophy at Crystal Palace Racing, London. 1939

Crowds throng Brooklands for great Easter opening meeting. Easter holiday crowds thronged the Brooklands track, Surrey, in their thousands to watch the racing in the opening meeting of the year

Motor hill climb Farrington. 1935

Miss Paddie Elrane Naismith, the well known woman racing motorist and aviator, who was once chauffeuse to the Prime Minister

The start of a race at Crystal Palace, London. 1 July 1939

Prince Nicholas definately to race at Le Mans. Co driver with Whitney Straight. Despite opposition, Prince Nicholas of Romania, brother of King Carol

Dodson and Dobson fight for place on the track. 1938

The first pictures of Captain George Eystons monster car since its competition at Tipton, staffs. It is now being prepared the dispatch to the salt base of Utah USA coal use by the captain for his

Flight Lieutenant Chris Staniland, the high speed pilot, motocar race driver at the wheel of Talbot [ ? ] September 1936 [ ? ]

E R Hall ( no 57 ) ( MG Special ). 28 September 1935

Weird car for Easter Monday racing at Brooklands. Mr H G Dobbs with his Riley showing the special body formation which he designed. The exhaust is enclosed ( on left ) with outlets in the tail

Cambridgeshire jockeys waiting for their mounts at Newmarket, Suffolk. 30 October 1934

Mr A. C Dobson adjusting his wifes helmet before she took the track in her Fiat
Mr A.C Dobson adjusting his wifes helmet before she took the track in her Fiat. Taking place in England for the first time in its history

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