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CJ12 3773 Richard Colburn, Morris Cooper S
Filename: CJ12_3773 Richard Colburn, Morris Cooper S.jpg
Size: 5622 x 3748 (19.1MB)
Date: 12th March 2024
Source: CJM Photography
Credit: Chris McEvoy.
Copyright Status: Copyrighted Work
© 2022 Chris McEvoy, www.cjm-photography.co.uk, all rights reserved
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CJ12 3773 Richard Colburn, Morris Cooper S
Richard Colburn, Morris Cooper S, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop, the results are divided into five classes; Coombs, Leston, Mann, Rhodes and Sears, featuring cars that preceded the British Touring Car Championship events, Historic Racing Drivers Club, HRDC, Silverstone Grand Prix Motor Circuit, Towcester, Northamptonshire, England, October 2022
CJM Photography features motor sport classic/historic events as well as those of the current era
Media ID 36948370
© 2022 Chris McEvoy, www.cjm-photography.co.uk, all rights reserved
45 Minute Race Adverse Weather Compulsory Pit Stop Coombs Five Classes Historic Racing Drivers Club Leston Mann Morris Coopers October 2022 Option Of Second Driver Pre 60 Touring Cars Pre 66 Bmc A Series Touring Cars Pre 66 Historic Jaguar Touring Cars Pre 66 Over 2 Litre Touring Cars Pre 66 Under 2 Litre Touring Cars Rhodes And Sears Richard Colburn Silverstone Grand Prix Motor Circuit Spray Historic Promotions Towcester Wet Race
EDITORS COMMENTS
1. "A Blast from the Past: The HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars at Silverstone Grand Prix Motor Circuit, Towcester, Northamptonshire, England, October 2022 The roar of classic engines echoed through the English countryside as the Historic Racing Drivers Club (HRDC) hosted the Jack Sears Trophy for Pre-60 Touring Cars and Pre-66 BMC A Series, Jaguar, Over 2 Litre, and Under 2 Litre Touring Cars at the iconic Silverstone Grand Prix Motor Circuit. Among the sea of tin tops, the Morris Cooper S of Richard Colburn stood out, adorned with the number 3773 and the distinctive HRDC livery. The forty-five minute race, held under adverse weather conditions, featured an option for a second driver and a compulsory pit stop. The results were divided into five classes: Coombs, Leston, Mann, Rhodes, and Sears. The Coombs and Leston classes were for Pre-60 Touring Cars, while the Mann, Rhodes, and Sears classes were for Pre-66 BMC A Series, Jaguar, and Over 2 Litre and Under 2 Litre Touring Cars, respectively. As the rain began to pour down, Colburn expertly navigated the slippery track, his Cooper S spraying water and mud in every direction. The tension was palpable as the drivers pushed their cars to the limit, knowing that a single mistake could mean the difference between victory and defeat. The HRDC Jack Sears Trophy was a testament to the rich history of motor racing, a time when tin tops ruled the tracks and motorsport was all about entertainment and nostalgia. As the cars crossed the finish line, the drivers and their teams were met with applause and cheers from the spectators, who were transported back to an era of motor racing legends. CJM Photography captured this moment of racing history, immortalizing the spirit of the HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for generations to come.
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