Sir Malcolm Campbell Collection
Sir Malcolm Campbell was a legendary figure in the world of speed racing
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Sir Malcolm Campbell was a legendary figure in the world of speed racing. With his iconic "Blue Bird" cars, he set numerous records and became a symbol of power and determination. In 1933, Whitney Straight captured an exhilarating moment at Brooklands as Sir Malcolm Campbell maneuvered his Maserati around the Members Bridge turn with precision and skill. The pits before the start of the Le Mans 24-hour Race in 1937 were a hive of activity, but amidst the chaos, Sir Malcolm Campbell remained calm and focused. His Blue Bird car stood proudly by his side, ready to conquer new horizons. In a black and white photograph from 1933, we see Sir Malcolm Campbell standing next to his famous "Blue Bird" car that had broken his own speed record. The determination in his eyes is evident as he prepares for another daring adventure. Another image shows Sir Malcolm Campbell posing confidently in front of "Bluebird II, " showcasing yet another powerful machine that would soon make history on the race tracks. One cannot forget Sir Malcolm Campbell's remarkable achievement at Daytona in 1931 when he shattered records with unparalleled speed. A black and white photo captures this historic moment frozen in time. Looking back further into history, we find images like Saltburn Speed Trials in 1924 where Sir Malcolm Campbell fearlessly raced Sunbeam's powerful 350hp machine against all odds. And even earlier than that, Austro Daimler Sascha witnessed him pushing boundaries on Saltburn sands in 1922. The legacy of speed racing extends beyond just one man; it involves collaborations too. In photographs from as early as 1912, we see Godfrey Waters joining forces with Malcolm Campbell to pilot the impressive Blue Bird Darracq or Lorraine Dietrich Blue Bird at Brooklands - marking their names forever etched into history books. Fast forward to modern times.