Ibberton Hill Collection
In the rugged hills of Dorset, a thrilling competition unfolded in 1930
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In the rugged hills of Dorset, a thrilling competition unfolded in 1930. The MCC Exeter Trial brought together a collection of remarkable vehicles and daring drivers, all vying for victory on the treacherous slopes of Ibberton Hill. Amongst the contenders was Morris Cowley, skillfully maneuvered by RJ Barker. With determination etched on their faces, they tackled the challenging terrain head-on, leaving spectators in awe of their driving prowess. Not far behind them was an extraordinary sight - a horse towing a car up Ibberton Hill. This unconventional method showcased both innovation and resourcefulness as competitors sought any means necessary to conquer this formidable obstacle. Riley, driven by BG Marriott, also made its mark on Ibberton Hill. Its sleek design and powerful engine propelled it forward with grace and speed, leaving spectators breathless as it soared through each twist and turn. Bentley's presence could not be ignored either; FE Elgood expertly guided his vehicle along the winding path towards triumph. The roar of its engine echoed through the hills as it conquered every challenge that came its way. RC Porter's Alvis proved to be another force to be reckoned with during this exhilarating event. Its sleek lines cut through the air effortlessly as it raced towards victory on Ibberton Hill. ATC Special commanded attention too; AT Clarke fearlessly navigated this unique machine over rocky terrain with precision and finesse. It was clear that no obstacle could deter these determined competitors from reaching their goal. Standard's AV Spotiswoode showcased true grit during their ascent up Ibberton Hill. Their unwavering determination pushed them beyond limits previously thought impossible to overcome. JF Smeaton's Swift demonstrated agility like no other as it weaved effortlessly between obstacles along the treacherous route up Ibberton Hill. Spectators marveled at its nimble performance throughout this grueling trial.