And so it came to pass that the drum brake series we had introduced to you back in May just had their second outing – at Oulton Park – with your brand still associated with the whole exercise. Still held under the banner of the very kind banner of the HSCC, the most badly afflicted vintage racers met again the last weekend of July to battle it out over that 4.3km track.
How did it go? we think the few photos attached here will give you a better flavor of the (high) quality of the participants and the fun to be had….
The Farrallac being given a final once over
A Terrier MK2, you won’t see that everyday
Panhard junior roadster
Junior shows quite some spirit
and provenance too…
that little Panhard shows some real spirit
Junior’s holding-up the pack
clean racing – in style
wheel to wheel racing
that DB2 loves racing, comes rain or shine
that DB2 loves racing, comes rain or shine
that DB2 loves racing, comes rain or shine
MG Dick Jacob’s special
the 250S lines are something to behold
the 250S lines are something to behold
Looks even better when taking the flag
It’s Kurtis, with a K…
Frazer Nash Le Mans
Classic podium(s)
Classic podium(s)
Classic podium(s)
Take a deep breath
In case you’d decide you too wanted to try your luck – though luck does not seem to have as much to do with the whole exercise as preparation, nerves of steel and a sharp control over the steering, along with a qualifying steed and a solid sense of humor. But hey, if you think you have the attributes, go right ahead and drop Tony a line – the next challenge is slated for September 25th at the Castle Combe track and the last one of the season will be held OCT 7th to 9th at the spectacular Dijon track in France. You know what to do…
The “drum brake series” goes racing at Oulton Park – a dream come true
And so it came to pass that the drum brake series we had introduced to you back in May just had their second outing – at Oulton Park – with your brand still associated with the whole exercise. Still held under the banner of the very kind banner of the HSCC, the most badly afflicted vintage racers met again the last weekend of July to battle it out over that 4.3km track.
How did it go? we think the few photos attached here will give you a better flavor of the (high) quality of the participants and the fun to be had….
In case you’d decide you too wanted to try your luck – though luck does not seem to have as much to do with the whole exercise as preparation, nerves of steel and a sharp control over the steering, along with a qualifying steed and a solid sense of humor. But hey, if you think you have the attributes, go right ahead and drop Tony a line – the next challenge is slated for September 25th at the Castle Combe track and the last one of the season will be held OCT 7th to 9th at the spectacular Dijon track in France. You know what to do…