BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUBPRESENTS

The EndeavourBrighton National

Speed TrialsSaturday, 13th September, 1986

on Brighton Seafront

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Message from the Mayor of BrightonCouncillor Jacqueline Lythell

It gives me genuine pleasure to send this message of greetingand goodwill to all who will be present in Brighton on Saturday,the 13th September, in order to participate in, or to witness, theEndeavour 1986 Brighton National Speed Trials.

Of the great number of sporting events which each year have asa portion of their route Brighton's Madeira Drive, none has a moreexciting reputation than the Speed Trials. You will understand,therefore, how disappointed I am that due to a visit abroad inSeptember I am prevented from being present in person at theTrials. However, I am happy to be represented by the DeputyMayor, Councillor Ray Blackwood, who I know will be impressedby this fascinating and unique event which holds a place of suchdistinction in our town's annual calendar.

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THE ENDEAVOURBRIGHTON NATIONAL SPEED TRIALS

Held under the General Regulations of the RAC Motor Sport Association Ltd. (incorporating theprovisions of the International Sporting Code of/he F.l.A. and the Supplementary Regula/ions).This year the Endeavour Brighton National Speed Trials sees a change in the Classes into which

competing cars are divided in order to bring our Classes into line with thoses of the other events inthe two National championships for which our event is a qualifying round. However, the nature ofthe event is unchanged and even though many new Class records will have to be established it willsrill provide the same spectacle that has thrilled the crowds since 1905 when the event was first run.In that year the late Sir Harry Preston persuaded Brighton Town Council to lay the first-ever tarmacsurfaced motor racing track specially for (he Brighton Speed Trials which have been run there, witha few interruptions, ever since.On a fine day the Venue has almost a Mediterranean atmosphere. Ancient and modem exotic

machinery mix with more mundane-looking, but very potent, every day vehicles: alarmingly"hairy"-looking specials and equally alarming-looking motor-cycles mix with top-ranking modernsprint and hill-climb cars: and they are all sandwiched between the sea on one side and the backdropof the high terraces on the other making an ideal setting for the bustle and activity of a motor racemeeting.Today will see more of the experts in the art of getaway trying to shave precious hundredths of a

second off their times for the half-mile course and, if the weather is kind, the fastest of them will beapproaching 170 m.p.h, when they reach Dukes Mound. You're not normally allowed to behave likethis on Brighton Front but this is a Very Special Occasion and the Club is very grateful to EndeavourMotor Company, without whose sponsorship it would not be possible.

Tony Johnstone, Chairman.

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AWARDSThe Club Trophy, replica and £100 - for the best time of theday made by a car.The Brighton Trophy, replica and £50 - for the second besttime of the day by a car.The Chater Lea Trophy and replica - for the best time by alady driver.The Benn Trophy and replica - for best time by an MG.The American Autoparts Trophy - for the fastest street legalAmerican car.The Dolphin Trophy, replica and £25 - for the best time by amotorcycle.£15 for the second best time by a motorcycle.The Sussex Trophy and replica - for the best time by amotorcycle and Sidecar.

The Endeayour 86 Trophy and £25 - for the fastest B. &H.M.C. member driving a Ford saloon car.The Walter Edlin Trophy and replica - for the best time by a B.& H.M.C. member in a car.

The London Car Club Trophy for the best time by a Member ofthe London Car Club.The Univetsity Motors Cup and replica - for the fastest AustinHealey Club Member driving an Austin Healey in Class 3.The Southern Carburettors Cup - for the fastest AustinHealey Club Member driving an Austin Healey in Class 5.The Equipe Brutoni Salyer - for the best time by a member ofthe 500 Owners Association driving an Historic 500cc RacingCar.The Vintage Sports Car Club Trophy - for the winningV.S.C.C. member in Class 10 (on handicap).

The R.L. McGhie Trophy and replica - for the winner of the B.& H.M.C. Handicap Class.The King Cup for the best time in Class l.The President's Trophy and replica - (presented by AlanFraser) for the best time in Class 2.The Seymour Trophy and replica- for the best time in Class 3.The Carter-Shaw Trophy and replica - for the best time inClass 4.The Forrest Lycett Trophy and replica - for the best time inClass 5.The Simpson Lee Trophy and replica- for the best time inClass 6.The Moores of Brighton Trophy and replica - for the best timein Class 7.The SheD Trophy - for the best time in Class 8.The Sidney Tidy Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class9.The Endesyour Bowl and replica - for the best time in Class10.The Half Moon Trophy - for the best time in Class 1l.The Dennis Smith Cup and replica- for the best time in Class12.The Midgley Trophy and replica- for the best time in Class 13.The Eugene Quero Memorial Trophy and replica for the besttime in Class 14.A Second Class A,,'ard will be presented in all classes with six ormore entries.An award will be given for the best time in Class 15 if the ClubTrophy is won by a competitor in another class.

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LIST OF OFFICIALSStewards - RAC M.S.A.

B. & H. M.e.V.M.C.e.

Clerk of the Course -Secretary of Meeting -Chief Scrutineer -Chief Timekeeper -Hon. Medical Officer -Chief Course Marshal -Deputy Chief Course Marshal-Chief Gate Marshal -Chief Paddock Marshal -Chief Assembly Area Marshal -Chief Start Marshal -Chief Finish Marshal -Course ControUer -Commentators -Results -

Ron SmithJohn King, John BidwellPhil ManzanoTony JohnstoneMrs. Pat BumsDoug BeeneyTim SaundersDr. Pam RobertsKen RobertsonGary RobertsonBrian HarrisTerry ArmstrongPeter Wheatley-CroweBarry CouzinsNigel ThomasAJan CouzinsJohn Heasman, Robin BoucherTony Payne, Alan Huntley

APPRECIATIONS ...The Organisers would like to thank the following for their valued help - without

them the event could not take place:The Worshipful the Mayor of Brighton (Counc. Mrs. J. Lythell, SRN)

The Worshipful the Mayor of Hove (Counc. EJ. Cruickshank-Robb)The Borough Tourism, Museums and Entertainments Committee and its Officers.The Borough EngineerThe Chief Superintendent of Brighton PoliceEndeavour Motor Company for use of course carsThe St. John Ambulance BrigadeWestbourne Motors for use of breakdown vehiclesMotor Race Rescue Unit for fire appliancesAnd last, but by no means least, all the marshalswould not be a Brighton National Speed Trials.

quite simply without them there

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The programme of the Meeting will be as follows:8 a.m. Scrutineering.9 a.m. Practice.11 a.m. First timed runs.1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Demonstration by Endeavour Motor Company.2 p.m. Timed runs.5 p.m. Top twelve run off.

Brighton and Hove M.e. Handicap. One run only.

Entrant Car c.e. Handicap20. Dennis Smith Sunbeam Apline 1592 -1421. Peter Meachem Austin Seven Sports 747 -13.522. John Caddy Austin Seven Sports 803 SIC-l1.523. Mike Osborne Davrian 998 -724. John Church ley Ford Escort 6600 -1.525. Stephen Chernman Ford Escort 1995 -726. Ron Hill Ford Capri 2994 -8.527. Yvonne Chong Ford CTri 2.8i 2800 -8.529. Shaws Dealer Racing Team Renault Turbo 1397 TIC -6

30.(Dvr. Trevor Shaw)

Porsche Turbo 3300 TIC -0.5Geoff Styring31. Charles Green T.V.R. Tuscan V8 4700 -5.532. Peter Huet Malloek 21/24 1700 -233. Robin Beeeh Jaguar Kougar 3781 -334. Christine Beech Jaguar Kougar 3781 -3.535. John Wheeler Alpine Renault A 110 1596 -7.536. Keith Hardy Chevrolet Chevette 5800 Scratch37. David Morris T.V.R. Tuscan V8 4700 -5.538. Desmond Southon Ford Escort 1660 -7.539. Peter Askew Mo~an 4/4 1650 -6.540. David Wilson Wes eld Xl 1293 -6.541. Jane Swaffield MGBGTV8 3532 -6.542. Lee Wallace Chevrolet Trans Am 5735 -4.545. Shaws Dealer Racing Team Renault 5 Turbo 1397 TIC -6

(Dvr. Robert Edgar)

Class 1. Special Saloon Cars up to 1300 e.c,

49.50.5!.52.

EntrantSamantha KavanaghAlan LevellF. Sieightholme & Sons Ltd.

(Dvr. David Chandler)Richard Engmann Austin Mini 1293Mike Lee Nike Imp 1298Dave Hills Austin Mini 1293Sevenoaks & District Avonbar Mini Cooper'S' 1293

Motor Club (Dvr. Chris Judge)53. Alan Smith Sunbeam Stiletto 99854. Ian Ward Soospeed Mini Miglia 999

Car c.c.Renault 5TS 1297Austin A40 1293

Datsun Sunny 1298

28.47.48.

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Class 2. Special Saloon Cars over 1300 c.c.

Entrant Car c.c,55. Steven Peu Ford Escort 2000 TIC56. Mecman-Dale RacinfJ Ford Escort 3500 SIC

57.(Dvr. Charles Cha linger)

Chris Pegg Ford Escort RS 1600 169959. Lee Wallace Chevrolet Trans Am 573560. Edward Farrow American Motors Corp. Javelin 470061. Michael Howard Ford Mustan~ 575662. Peter Taylor Chevrolet Camaro S 770063. Doug Gray Chevrolet Camaro 730064. John Coles Mazda RX7 240065. Archie Mcfriarrnid Ford Popular 500066. Ray Barrow Ford Cortina 470067. Derek Back Ford Squire 300068. Derek Smith Ford Escort Mexico 170069. Clive Knight Ford Escort 200070. Desmond Southon Ford Escort 166071. Stephen Cherriman Ford Escort 199572. John Churchley Ford Escort 660073. John Smith Ford Escort 199874. Alan Akehurst Ford Escort 199375. Mike Endean Ford Xtrac Escort 4X4 1850 TIC77. Stephen Loadsman Ford Tickford Capri 2792 TIC78. Dave Cresswell Ford Capri 2.8i 279279. Te~ Nicholls Ford Capri 341480. Mar Bowles Ford Capri 500081. Yvonne Chong Ford Capri 2.8i 280082. David Vivian Ford Sierra RS Cosworth 1993 TIC83. Bob Claxton VauxhaJJ Firenza 260084. Sharon Claxton Vauxhall Firenza 260085. Mick Brabrook-Norman Vauxhall Chevette HSR 227987. Keith Hard~ Chevrolet Chevette 580088. Shaws Dea er Racing Team Renault GT5 Turbo 1397 TIC

(Dvr. Robert Edga~89. Shaws DeaJer Racing earn Renault GT5 Turbo 1397 TIC

90.(Dvr. Trevor Shaw)

Richard Mullis MG Metro 170091. Controlplan Heating Toyota Sprinter 1598

92.Specialists Ltd. (Dvr. Derek Webb)

Stephanie Milam Austin A30 660093. Juhan Mendus TriuIDJ'h Herald 350094. Nick Jackson For Mustang 580095. Simon Law Rover Vitesse 420096. Simon Taylor Jaguar XJS 534397. John Hancock Mercedes 300 SEL 633298. Richard Miles Mercedes 450 SSL 6834

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Class 3. Modified Sports Cars up to 1600 c.c,

Entrant Car e.c,100. Dave Lewis Lotus Eljte 1216101. Simon Jefferies Lotus Seven 1558102. Gerry Hulford Unipower GT 1293103. Peter Nash UnipowerGT 1450104. Stephen Luscombe MG Midget 1340105. Tony Broom Turner MK2 1460106. Geoffrey Sizzey Turner MKIIl 1558107. Christopher Wood Dutton Phaeton 1599109. Graham Wellsted Alpine Renault AltO 1565110. John Wheeler Alpine Renault AHO 1596111. Radnor DisPla~ (Brighton) Davrian MK7 998

~Dvr. Doug as Grinyer)998112. Ra nor Display (Brighton) Davrian MK7

(Dvr. Ken Banks)

Class 4. Modified Sports Cars over 1600 c.c, up to 2500 e.c.

114.116.117.118.119.120.121.122.123.

EntrantTim CardDavid AbbottJohn ThompsonJohn WeedonAndy EnglishRichard WarbutonJohn AtkinsPeter AskewRoger Lawson

Car c.c,159817001798213822002498241816002500

Lotus EuropaDutton B+

MGBTriumph TR4Triumph TR4Triumph TR6

Ferrari 246 GTMorgan 4/4

Alfa Romeo GTV 6

Class 5. Modified Sports Cars over 2500 c.c, up to 4000 c.c

115.128.

129.130.131.132.133.134.135.136.137.138.

EntrantBob StabickSevenoaks & D.M.C.

(Dvr. Chris Dennis)Bob OramBill GoodallTony BancroftGeoff SryringStuart WisemanAndrew HillJohn AllanPeter SullivanChris Fulke-GrevilleChris Gow

Car c.c.Lotus Esprit Turbo 2000 TIC

Gilbem Invader 2994

Jaguar E Type 3900Ferrari 275 GTB 3300

Porsche 911 3300 TICPorsche 911 3300 TIC

Austin Healey 100M 2660Austin Healey 3000 2912

Morgan +8 3500MGC 2968

TR7 V8 3500Reliant Scimitar 2994

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Class 6. Modified Sports Cars over 4000 c.c.

142.143.144.145.146.147.148.149.150.58.86.

EntrantAndrew PuzioJohn StruttDavid MorrisCharles GreenJack AcresNeil WingateJohn DayPeter AcresMichael BradshawDavid ManserBrian Freeman

CarCorvette StingrayTVR Griffith 200TYR Tuscan V8TYR Tuscan V8Sunbeam TigerSunbeam TigerSunbeam TigerSunbeam TigerSunbeam Tiger

Corvette StringrayCorvette Stringray

c.c,57004727470047004261473750004261470057005700

c.c,170017001700170017001700

Class 7. Clubmans Sports Cars up to 1700 c.c.

155.156.157.158.159.161.

EntrantNicholas OverKeith PayneChris HillPeter HuetTony BunkerRob Welch

CarVision V85A

Mallock MK14Mallock MK24

Mallock MK21124Mallock MK21124

Vision V85

Class 8. Sports Racing and Clubmans Chassis Cars up to 1600 c.c,

164.165.166.167.168.169.170.171.172.173.

EntrantDavid WilsonRobert PeekRichard ProsserRay HealDavid MartinTony BrownMichael WhitehouseMike GreenDeryk YoungGerry Miller

CarWestfield Xl

Westfield MKXIMalJock U2Matlock 16BMallock 18BMallock U2

Nerus SilhouetteNerus Silhouette

Maryk M16Milmor Special

c.c,1293129315981600130015981600160016001172

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Class Record - David Wilson, GRG Silhouette, 19.72 sees. - 1984

Class 9. Sports Racing and Clubmans Chassis Cars over 1600 c.c,

Entrant176. Mike Pullen177. Brian Shrimpton178. John E. Weatherstone179. John A. Weatherstone180. Christine Beech181. Robin Beech182. Steven Valentine183. Gary Bannister184. Gary Bannister185. Sean McOurg186. Dave Eames187. Rob Wells188. Malcolm Paul189. John Bailey190. James Tiller191. Sheila Tiller192. Graham Harry193. Dennis Dowrey194. John Moore

CarLamborghini Countach

Kougar SportKougar SportKougar Sport

Kougar SpecialKougar SpecialKougar SportsKougar SportsKougar SportsB.R.A. Cobra

B.R.A. Cobra 289B.R.A. Cobra 289B.R.A. Cobra 289

Tiga TG 85Allard J2Allard 12

Shrike P15Ginetta G22

Silkolene Beagle

c.c,47543800378037803781378142006000380035283528352835281700T/C74327432200016501700

Class Record - David Render, Pilbeam MP43, 17.05 sees. - 1985

Class 10. Vintage and Historic Racing Cars and Sports Cars

197.198.199.200.201.202.203.204.205.206.44.

207.208.209.

EntrantPaul HoldsworthDennis KeenBrian ChantAlvi SparrowhawkDavid HawkinsDavid VenablesGordon BellenieNigel Arnold-ForsterRobert BurrellDavid WilsonReT Sealink British Ferries

(Dvr. Bob Birrell)Roger Murray-EvansJohn CaddyJohn Way

CarGiron Alvis Speed 20

Alvis Speed 25Alvis BrutusAlvis Special

Riley T.T. SpriteRiley Brooklands

Riley SpecialBequet-Delage Special

Bentley Royce V12Jaguar Lynx D Type

Jaguar Xl( 140

c.c,3500 SIC35714387438717701089149611959800038003781

Allard J2X 6400Austin Seven 803 SIC

Austin Seven Sports 747

Class Record - P. Morley, Bentley/Napier, 21.70 sees. - 1983

Class 11. Formula Ford 1600 Cars

Entrant212. Brian Soper213. Roger Mathis

Car c.c.Lotus 51 'A' 1600

Royale RP26 1600

Class Record - Steve Brown, P.R.S. 81F, 21.84 sees. - 1985

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Class 12. Racing Cars up to 500 c.c,Entrant Car

216.217.218.219.220.

221.

Jedi 1/85G.S.1. Squanderbug

Cooper MK6Cooper MK6Flash Special

Peter SullivanMurray MacleanPaul HoldsworthGeoffrey BattenEquipe Brutoni

(Dvr. "Bruce" Bruce-White)Ian Agnew Emeryson F.3

Class 13. Racing Cars over 500 c.c. up to 1100 c.c,

225. Cliff Colwell226. Caroline A'fers227. Roger LeWIS228. Paul Squires229. Phil Kidsley

TerrapinBrabham BT2!Brabham BT21Brabham BT28Brabham BT28

c.c,500500498500500

500

107010981098785 SIC785 SIC

Class 14. Racing Cars over 1100 c.c. up to 1600 c.c.

Class Record - Dr. R. Thompson, Saracen, 19.87 sees. - 1983

232. Mind Your Own Business Magazine March 773 1600

233.(Dvr. Mike Brown)

Mind Your Own BUSInessMagazine March 773 1600

8.(Dvr. Gordon Franks)

Stuart Ridge Chevron B45 1594234. Tony Bianchi Anco 1598235. John Wood Arun SSV 1600236. Paul Woodman Grand Prix Midget 1300237. Allied Manhattan International Lola T460 1600

238.a&Dvr. Michael Lane)

Kirby Shannon 1600239. Nick Law Shannon 1600240. Simon Crook Supernova BH3 1600

Class 15. Racing Cars over 1600 c.c,

2. Warecrete for Concrete Pilbeam MP50 2800(Dvr. David Render)

Ralt RT4 25003. Rodney Eyles5. Ken Ayers Lyncar MS84 39936. The Edwards Catering Co. Tech Craft March 86S 3300

(Dvr. Paul Edwards)March F/2 3500 TIC7. Roy Woodhouse

76. Tony Barry March 76A 3412244. Kevin Staples RaltRT3 2000245. Steve Raine Components Ltd. Chevron B45 2000

(Dvr. Steve Raine)1990246. Richard Hinton Toleman Hart

247. Mark Hales Lola T332C 5000

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Class Record - M. Williams, Hesketh 308 E.F.l, 15.49 sees. - 1980

For a number of years now the Vintage Motor Cycle Club have been delighted to be invited by theBrighton and Hove Motor Club to be their guests for the day and to continue the long history of motorcycfe participation in an almost unique motoring event. Unique, in that basically the event stilloperates in the traditional sprint atmosphere and has miraculously retained the ambience that sadly isso often missing in the super commercialised upper echelons of sport today.

1986 is in fact the fortieth anniversary of the foundation of the VMCC and the club have beenrunning a series of "Nostalgia" events throughout the season. These events have resulted in a lot ofhistoric machines being brought out from under the dust sheets; for example Tony Brown hasrebuilt Nero after it had been hidden away for some twenty years - Nero, the machine on whichTony's late Father George had so many successes over the Brighton course. Another one-timeBrighton FrO machine is Gordon Colquhoun's Moto Vincent ridden by Charlie Rous just as in thepast - Charlie, who did so much good work in the early days as Editor of Motor Cycle Newspromoting the re-ernergent sport of Motor cycle sprinting.Another famous Brighton machine is that of Ernie Woods. The machine is another from the

Francis Williams stable and is of the same series as the one ridden by that doyen of Brightonparticipants, Basil Keys; these machines are of course the legendary Norton "Featherbeds", stuffedfull of the "Cooper" type J.A. Prestwich 998cc vee-twins.Another vee-twin that has not seen Brighton for many a year is VMCC Founder "Tich" Allen's

mount, the legendary George Brough sprinter "Old Bill". This one is not going to break anyrecords, for side valves and a rather ponderous "hand-cum-foot" gear change tend to allow theseconds to build. Nevertheless, Bill can still give a good account of himself and will give present dayspectators a good idea of how things were back in the early twenties. Despite having a goodselection of the older Brighton machines we still have plenty of modem ones to provide a fewfireworks and most of our usual riders to set the fuses.Finally, and as always, I would like to thank all those people who put in so much work before, on,

and after the day, come rain or shine, and particularly those unsung heroes and heroines who, whileothers get on and enjoy the racing, never ever see one little bit themselves but just keep beaveringaway so that everyone else has a good day's sporLThankyou to the club for inviting us yet again, and tbankyou spectators, for without your support

the event could hardly be maintained.Phil Manzano 1986

Class 16.Class 1.

Motorcycles (by invitation only).Solo Motorcycles up to 350 c.c,

Entrant Machine c.c, Club300. E. Hall Triumph 250 V.M.e.e.301. AJ. West Velocette 1935 P.Y.T. 350 V.M.C.e.302. Miss. S. Neal Velocette 1937 P.V.T. 250 v'M.e.e.303. S. Webb Yamaha 350 B.M.e.R.e.304. R. Thornton Yamaha TZ 350 v.st.c.c.305. RJ. Sullivan Yamaha 249 N.S.A.306. D. Beckett Yamaha 350 V.M.e.e.

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Class 2. Solo Motorcycles up to 500 c.c.

307. P. Standing308. D. Gardner309. B. Rose310. R. Cheesman311. C. Ricketts312. A Robinson M.B.E.313. W. Dent314. T. Homan315. A Anderson316. A Morgan317. P. Manzano

l.A.P. Special 1933 500Kawasaki 500

Rudge 1939 P.Y.T. 499Kawasaki 500

Matchless/Mettise 496Norton/Triumph 498

Douglas 1926 494Rudge P.Y.T. 500Ariel P.Y.T. 500

Rudge P.Y.T. 500Norton 500

Class 3. Solo Motorcycles up to 1000 c.c.

318. A Eaton Norton/lAP. 1927319. D. Crouch Norton320. Bergspyder Kawasaki321. C. Rous Moto Vincent322. A Brown Vincent Nero323. C.E. Allen BEM Brough Superior324. B.E. Keys Norton lAP.325. C. Clifford Douglas P.Y.T.326. M. Bertin Honda341. E. Woods Norton/lAP.

Class 4. Solo Motorcycles up to 2000 c.c,

327. D. Alexander328. T. Huck329. R. Simmons

Y.M.C.C.S.E.c.

Y.M.C.C.N.S.A.S.E.c.S.E.C.

Y.M.C.C.N.S.A.

Y.M.C.C.Y.M.C.C.Y.M.C.C.

996 Y.M.C.C.750 Y.M.C.C.998 N.S.A.1000 Y.M.C.C.998 N.S.A.980 Founder of Y.M.C.C.996 Y.M.C.C.746 Y.M.C.C.550 N.S.A.1000 Y.M.C.C.

Kawasaki 1230Suzuki 1358Suzuki 1500

B.D.R.A.B.D.R.A

S.E.c.

Class 5. Sidecars and Three-wheelers up to 2000 c.c. Superdlarged or3500 c.c, Unsupercharged.330. O'Neal Scott 1930 498 Y.M.C.C.

Pass. Ballast331. A Moon Moon Imp 998 S.E.c.

Pass. A Thompson332. M. Barton Yamaha 500 S.E.C.

Pass. N. Cutmore333. r. Penney Hillman Imp 875 N.S.A.

Pass. BallastClass 6. Standard Production Solos up to 1300 c.c,

II" 334. R. Geary Honda 998 S.E.C.

335. T. Elrod Kawasaki 1050 N.S.A.336. L. Evans Honda Y.F.R. 750 S.E.C.337. J. Manzano Kawasaki G.P.Z. 750 Y.M.C.C.338. F. Grainger Kawasaki 1000 N.S.A.339. M. Grainger Kawasaki 908 N.S.A340. K. Cooper Yamaha 1100 Y.M.C.C.

Course Record - 15.13 sees, by P. Higham, Suzuki Katana

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