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Bertie Bradnack

Bertie Bradnack

March 86, 2023 · By historicracing.com
Bertie clearly knew his way around a chip and almost certainly enjoyed sustained council with the occasional pie but still managed some respectable results in 500cc Formula 3 in spite of his 18 stone weight.
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Behold EJ Potter: The Half-Baked Prince!

Behold EJ Potter: The Half-Baked Prince!

March 86, 2023 · By historicracing.com
Known affectionately as the Michigan Madman, farmer’s son Elon Jack Potter was possibly the first person ever to look at a Harley-Davidson and think to himself; “you know, what that really needs to make it go, is a nice, big Chevrolet V8”. And then actually go and make the necessary arrangements!
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We like a bit of analogue testing!

We like a bit of analogue testing!

March 69, 2023 · By historicracing.com
Here we find part time inventor, Mr W.T. Warren in 1912, demonstrating his 'Warren Safety Helmet' at William Ewen's flying school in Hendon near London.
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Looking like an amphibious mudskipper, this is the Rover-BRM Gas Turbine at the Le Mans test weekend in 1963

Looking like an amphibious mudskipper, this is the Rover-BRM Gas Turbine at the Le Mans test weekend in 1963

March 62, 2023 · By historicracing.com
The car was based on the 2.5 litre Grand Prix BRM chassis, cut in half down the middle and widened to make a two seater. At Le Mans that April, the car ran well though they discovered that body let water in just about everywhere and that the rear end had a tendency to lift at high speed!
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Jo Bonnier’s Cooper-Maserati at Spa in 1966.

Jo Bonnier’s Cooper-Maserati at Spa in 1966.

March 61, 2023 · By historicracing.com
The race took place in appalling conditions which today would have seen the assembled participants sitting comfortably in their motorhomes until is was safe to venture out.
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Not really a racing post however the 1911 Reeves Octauto was introduced at the Indy 500 that year.

Not really a racing post however the 1911 Reeves Octauto was introduced at the Indy 500 that year.

March 60, 2023 · By historicracing.com
Having looked at six wheel cars in the past, I thought that we would bring you a very early vision into the benefits of multi wheel motoring.
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Looking alarmingly like paramilitaries, here we have Alfred Neubauer (also known as Friedl) in the 1922 Austro-Daimler Sascha.

Looking alarmingly like paramilitaries, here we have Alfred Neubauer (also known as Friedl) in the 1922 Austro-Daimler Sascha.

March 60, 2023 · By historicracing.com
It really is Neubauer, though you'll have to take our word for that!The Austro-Daimler Sascha was the brain child of Count Alexander Kolowrat-Kratowsky.
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