Motor Racing Collection

Stirling Moss became the first Englishman to win the 1000 mile road race
25 year old Stirling Moss of Great Britain yesterday became the first Englishman to win the 1000 mile road race, Mille Miglia

Goodwood England Goodwood International 100 miles event. Stirling Moss in his Copper stalled his engine at the start of race. 7 April 1958

Jim Clark winning the Silverstone Grand Prix July 1965

Advice from Mr A. E. Moss for son Stirling Moss, at 19 the youngest driver in the race ( at wheel ) and Mrs Moss before the start of 500 c. c

John Surtees 11 and Stirling Moss 7 racing in the Goodwood International 100 for the Glover Trophy. John Surtees went on to win. 4 April 1961

Salon Car Race at Crystal Palace 1966

John Surtees in Britain driving his Ferrari in Formula 1 29 January 1965

Competitors passing Ramsay Town Square at speed. Number 69 is W. J. Evans on AJS and number 90 is C.F. Brett on Velocette. TT races at Isle of Man - 7th June 1950

The French-built Alpine-Renault crewed by French team Jean-Claude Andruet and Jean-Pierre Nicolas, in action during the 24-hour Le Mans race on 1st October 1968

Watkins Glen New York John Surtees heads into turn one during first day practice to prepare for the United States Grand Prix to be run. 4 October 1969

John Surtees with Miss Patricia Burke outside Buckingham Palace after he collected his OBE 21 November 1961

Richie Ginther in the Silverstone Grand Prix 1965

Jim Clark killed. Jim Clark the famous British racing driver who was twice world champion was killed yesterday when his Lotus Ford Cosworth car plunged off the Hockenheim circuit near Heidelberg

Valentines Day wedding of John Surtees and Patricia Burke in Winchester 14 February 1962

Monza Italy John Surtees is congratulated by Mrs Margherita Bandini widow of Lorenzo Bandini. Driving a Japanese Honda Surtees finished a car length ahead of Jack Brabham. 1967

John Surtees arrives into London Airport to meet Patricia Burke his Fiancee 6 February 1961

Brands Hatch, July 21st Austrias Niki Lauda takes the chequered flag to win the 1984 British Gand Prix at Brands Hatch. Lauda driving a McLaren TAG-Prosche I

Manuel Roble painting of The Paris-Madrid race of 1903

Nurburgring Germany John Surtees with a huge laurel wreath celebrates winning the German Grand Prix. Graham Hill stands to his left after finishing second. 5 August 1964

Monza Italy Pictured sweeping round a bend in the 1000 km International Motor Race here on April 25th just after the start of the race are M Parker 63 John Surtees 60 Bruce McLaren 69 Bonnier 67 H

The International Car Race meeting at Goodwood, Sussex. The winner Stirling Moss in his Maserati. 25 September 1954

At Brooklands on Saturday the race for cars up to 1, 500cc was won by Mr K Lee Guness on a Talbot Darracq. Photo shows Mr K Lee Guiness

K. Hutchinson driving a Veriitas at Goodwood. 18 April 1949

Shebe Rhiado racing a Cooper at speed

Brooklands races. Photo shows; Mr Whitney Straight speeding down the track. 28 March 1933 30s 30s 1930s 1930s thirties nineteen thirties

Members of the US Midget car team, warming up at speed at Walthamstow Stadium. May 10th 1948

Gabriel winner of Paris to Madrid race 1903

Racing car flies off the track - England TopFoto
Racing car flies off the track - England © TopFoto

Louis Renault arrive at Bordeaux

This car fitted with 24 Value V6 engine will be Ferraris main hope in the Italian Grand prix

British Driver J Duncan Hamilton smiles and gestures after the victory he and teammate Tony Cole took in the Classic 24-Hour Car Race in Le Mans on 14 June 1953

BMCs Mini Coopers winner of the 1965 Monte Carlo Rally, on show at the Geneva International Motor Show which opened on 11th March 1965

Whitney Straight wins international track race at Brooklands with average speed of 90 miles an hour. Mr Whitney Straight, the young millionaire racing driver

The tangled wreckage of Pierre Leveghs Mercedes after the disaster which claimed 84 lives in the early stages of the 24-hour Le Mans race, France

23rd May 1903. The paddock with Lorraine-Barrow car in les jardins des Tuileries

26 drivers representing Britain, Italy, Belgium, America, France, Siam and Switzerland crossed the starting in in British Grand Prix 1949 on the Silverstone Circuit, near Towcester, Northamptonshire

Marcel Renault, brother of Louis Renault died in an accident near Couhe-Verac

Petrol driven: Maurice Farman, in May 1902, won the Northern Tour Paris-Arras-Abbeville-Paris, in his Panhard and Levassor automobile at an average speed of 75km per hour

Marcel Renaults car crashes into a ditch. 1903

The Golden Arrow 1929 at Beaulieu 1961

Pierre Levegh, French Veteran driver who was killed in his Mercedes after the disaster which claimed 84 lives in the early stages of the 24-hour Le Mans race, France

100 CV Gobron- Brille reached a record speed of 134 kmh. 1903

Tommy Milton in Duesenberg land speed record car at Daytona Beach Florida 1920 he set a new land speed record of 156.046 mph in a special 16-cylinder Duesenberg that he helped to design

Marcel Renault at high speed descending to Sainte-Maure

Racing car flies off the track during WW2 - England TopFoto
Racing car flies off the track during WW2 - England © TopFoto

Winner of the Lavant Cup at Goodwood car races. P. M. Wilkes driving D. C. Follands Ferrari approaching the finish line. Easter Bank Holiday. 18 April 1949

Although the sign says The Car Saver this Morris Mini Cooper obviously couldn t
Although the sign says" The Car Saver" this Morris Mini Cooper obviously couldn t read as it ploughed straight through

Ernie Campbell racing car at Brookland Surrey 1920

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