Baubles Picture Parade.

[bauble]

Originally Posted by Mike Bell

I remember that. He was lucky..... So that’s a Lancia-FERRARI D50 then, and I now know what they look like from the underneath!

In the first picture you can just see Jochen Maas slightly askew, which put him on the grass. Unfortunately I was looking the wrong way, and missed the actual crash, however, a fellow photographer captured the resultant roll. I will have to ask him to send me copies,
So a few more images before we move on;

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2015;

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Not sure how to classify these, so I will leave it up to the experts out there;

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Blancpain probably;

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Back to sanity;

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I hope you like to mix music and nostalgia;

https://photos.app.goo.gl/Ae8fyM93Qu95Sf2n8

[Gerard C]

Love it, thank you! My kitchen smells strange I have a warm pan with castor oil in it…
In # 755 pics 4 and 6 are really great for the atmosphere.

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Final entry for today, some nice images of iconic sport cars.

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Launch of the Silverstone Wing, all the big names were there … Sir Jackie Stewart, Stirling Moss. Valentino Rossi, Bauble, Martin Brundle ……….

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Being a sentimental old fool, I think it a shame that some names fade away as time goes by. Take Maserati, such a proud history, one of the legends of pre and early post war motor sport; Luckily there are still a number in action, and all praise to those who keep them where they belong. On a race circuit;

[Mike Harte]

Bob, they haven't disappeared completely, and since the name re-appeared in the WSCC back in 2004, they have have been quite successful, especially the cars prepared and entered by Vitaphone Racing, notching up a few drivers' and constructors championships.

However, I fully accept and appreciate that they might not be quite your cup of tea.

[bauble]

Originally Posted by Mike Harte

Bob, they haven't disappeared completely, and since the name re-appeared in the WSCC back in 2004, they have have been quite successful, especially the cars prepared and entered by Vitaphone Racing, notching up a few drivers' and constructors championships.

However, I fully accept and appreciate that they might not be quite your cup of tea.

Of course Mike the name does linger on, quite forgot;

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Just for you Viv.

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Must not lose sight of the origins of this thread;

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Those daring young men in their flying machines' Or, what some people will do for publicity!

[Gerard C]

Originally Posted by bauble

Or, what some people will do for publicity!

I didn't know you're so much show off oriented, bauble! You look great on this plane, waving your public!

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It was not all glitz and glamour, you know, I did the hard graft as well. Like the AMOC meeting in 2006;

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A few from the Walter Hayes of 2015, a challenge for RBS to tell us all?

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And Clubmans from he same meeting.

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A few specially chosen for my good ami, GeroniMo

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A mix bag of proper cars.

[Gerard C]

Hoooo thank you for my special selection, Hawkeye! The last batch is just incredible. Well done again.

[rbs]

Post 768,I will have a go. 1, Lto R. David McCulloch Van Diemen RF00, Michael Gibaut Ray 07 & Chris Middlehurst Mygale GR15K, 2 Mike Gardner Crossle 32F, 3, Gardner & Middlehurst again. 4, Gibaut & McCulloch again, 5, James Gowens Vector MG95 & Andy Clarke Van Diemen RF95K, 6 Mark de Rozarieu Swift SC92F.

[E.B]

In the Clubmans.... (I will do it by car # as opposed to pic #)

#4 is a Phantom. (looks like a P80?)
#75 looks like a Mk28 Mallock.
#79 looks like a Mk21
The early car looks like a Mk6 (The Mk 8 had front wing tabs)
The #51 is a B class car (FF engined) and to be honest is a bit of a bitsa... I think the car is a Mk20 but the nose is not .

Happy to be corrected on the Mk.#'s on the Mallocks, although I think I am pretty close.

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I probably have a program for the WHT so could if necessary adjudicate.

Meanwhile.