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348 cc Velocette of GG Murdoch competing in the MCC Torquay Rally, July 1937. Artist: Bill Brunell
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348 cc Velocette of GG Murdoch competing in the MCC Torquay Rally, July 1937. Artist: Bill Brunell
Velocette 348 cc. Event Entry No: 11 Rider: Murdoch, G.G. No award. Place: M.C.C. Torquay Rally. Date: 16/17.7.37
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Devon Mcc Torquay Rally Moor Moorland Motorbike Motorbike Racing Motorcycle Motorcycle Racing Motorcycle Trial Motorcycling Motorcyclist Murdoch Rally Rallying Side Car Sidecar Bill Brunell Brunell Motor Sport Velocette Wj Brunell
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This print captures the thrilling moment of GG Murdoch competing in the MCC Torquay Rally in July 1937. The artist, Bill Brunell, skillfully depicts Murdoch riding his powerful Velocette 348 cc motorcycle with great intensity and determination. Set against a backdrop of picturesque countryside in Devon, England, the image showcases a winding avenue lined with lush trees and quaint lanes. The moorland adds an air of ruggedness to the scene, perfectly complementing the daring nature of motorcycle racing. Murdoch's expertise as a motorcyclist is evident as he navigates through the challenging terrain with precision and speed. Riding alongside him is his trusty sidecar companion, adding an element of camaraderie to this exhilarating sport. The MCC Torquay Rally was a highly anticipated event for motorsport enthusiasts during that era. Although Murdoch did not receive any awards on this occasion, his participation alone speaks volumes about his passion for motorcycling. This remarkable photograph is now part of the National Motor Museum collection and serves as a testament to both British engineering prowess and the thrill-seeking spirit that defined motor racing in the 1930s. It encapsulates an important chapter in British motoring history while showcasing Bill Brunell's artistic talent behind capturing such dynamic moments on film.
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