KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE SINCE 1999
Alan Rollinson
15/5/1943
Talented British F5000 driver who tried to qualify for the 1965 British Grand Prix in a Cooper T71/73.
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Born in Walsall, Staffordshire, Alan Rollinson was a talented British F5000 driver who tried to qualify for the 1965 British Grand Prix in a Ford-powered Bob Gerard Racing Cooper T71/73, but failed. However he did enjoy a long and successful career in other formulae both open wheel and sports cars.
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David Hobbs 1939
A likable versatile driver who could turn his hand to anything from Formula 1 to sports cars and from touring cars to Indycars. -
Mark Hales 1950
Mark Hales is a highly successful racing driver, writer and publisher. -
Neil Corner 1937
Neil Corner is one of the best historic racing drivers and collector of some wonderful cars. He won the very first race organised by the HSCC (Historic Sports Car Club). Driving a D Type Jaguar to victory. He did have occasional outings in more modern machinery, and in 1969 he drove Colin Crabbe's Cooper 86B/F1-2-67 - Maserati Tipo 10 in the non championship Spanish GP in 1969, finishing 4th. -
Trevor Taylor 1936 - 2010
A short stocky Yorkshireman, Taylor had a nubmer of crashes many of which which would have frightened a lesser man into retirement. After his uninspiring Formula 1 career came to an end he establish himself as a top F5000 competitor. -
Mike Beckwith 1935
Mike Beckwith was versatile driver who raced saloons, sports cars and single seaters.