Horace Richards in his HAR-Riley at the 1953 International Trophy, Silverstone

Started by nicanary, May 14, 2013, 10:56:09 AM

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nicanary

From the Golden Age of motor sport.

One point for the car, driver and make of engine. My apologies for the size of photo.

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nicanary

I must be right - that's what it says on Wikipedia

D-type

Horace Richards in his HAR in the 1953 Daily Express International Trophy at Silverstone
Duncan Rollo

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nicanary

Quote from: D-type on May 21, 2013, 02:05:36 PM
Horace Richards in his HAR in the 1953 Daily Express International Trophy at Silverstone

You even got the event right ! He built the car in 1952 with a tuned Riley engine to the existing F2 regulations (2-litre) and intended to fit 1100cc and 1500cc engines to suit other events. It was raced extensively in British F1,F2 and Libre events throughout the 50s, although never competitive.

I've just realised you didn't give me the make of engine, but I gave the game away in my next post. Hey ho.
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D-type

:sigh:  Sorry - I should have read the question.   (I was so surprised to find the same picture in one of my books that I put down the caption data without chacking what you were asking for.)
Duncan Rollo

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nicanary

 ;D When cross-checking my answer before I posted the reply I also found the same photo. We probably have the same book !
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