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THE ENDEAVOURBRIGHTON NATIONAL SPEED TRIALS

Saturday 8th September 1990Held under the General Regulations of the RAC Motor Sport Association Ltd. (incorporating theprovisions of the International Sporting Code of the F.I.A.) and the Supplementary Regulations.

TIMETABLE08000900 - 11301130 - 130012151300 - 13451345 - 1400

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ScrutineeringPracticeMorning timed runsFly-past by World War II SpitfireDemonstration by Endeavour Motor CompanyAerobatic display by Pitts Special aircraft provided by

Proteus PetroleumAfternoon timed runs, followed by 'Top Twelve' run-off.Fly-past by World War II Spitfire

o.FFICIALSPeter ToddBrian Sykes, Peter CooperPaul StandingTony JohnstoneJohn KingMrs Pat Burns, John BidwellDoug BeeneyRobin HuttonAlan FosterDr. Paul MangatGary RobertsonKen RobertsonTerry ArmstrongPeter Wheatley·CroweBarry CouzinsNigel ThomasHoward SmallMarcus PyeNorman GoodmanGeoft Cooper

Stewards - RAC M.S.A.B. & H.M.C.V.M.C.C.

Clerk of the Course -Assistant Clerk of the Course -Secretaries of the Meeting -RAC M.S.A. Scrutlneer -RAC M.S.A. Timekeeper -RAC M.S.A. Noise Inspector -Hon. Medical Officer -Chief Course Marshal -Chief Gate Marshal -Chief Paddock Marshal -Chief Assembly Area Marshal -Chief Start Marshal -Black Rock Paddock Marshal -Course Controller -Commentator -VSCC Commentator -Results -

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...The Organisers wish to thank Endeavour Motor Company for their generous

sponsorship of this event and the following whose help is greatly appreciated:-The Worshipful the Mayor of Brighton (Councillor Mrs Christine Simpson)The Worshipful the Mayor of Hove (Councillor Francois Dupre)Brighton Tourism and Resort Services DepartmentBrighton Parks & Recreation DepartmentThe Department of Technical ServicesThe Chief Superintendent of Brighton PoliceThe St. John Ambulance BrigadeWestbourne Motors for use of breakdown vehiclesMotor Race Rescue Unit for fire appliancesPountney Tyres Ltd

and last, but by no means least, all the marshals: Brighton National SpeedTrials could not take place without them.

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AWARDS

The Club Trophy, replica and £200 - for the best time of the daymade by a car.The Brighton Trophy, replica and £100 - for the second best time ofthe day made by a car.The Chater Lea Trophy and replica - for the best time by a lady driver.The Berin Trophy and replica - for the best time by an MG.The Dolphin Trophy, replica and £50 - for the best time by amotorcycle.The S & S Engines Ltd. Award - for the second best time by amotorcycle.The Sussex Trophy, replica and £30 - for the best time by amotorcycle and sidecar.The Heron Suzuki Trophy - for the best time by a Suzuki motorcycle.

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The Endeavour Trophy and £50 - for the best time by a Brighton &Have M.C. member driving a Ford saloon car.The Walter Edlin Trophy and replica - for the best time by a Brighton& Have M.C. member in a car.The London Car Club Trophy - for the best time by a Member of theLondon Car Club.

The University Motors Cup - for the best time by an Austin HealeyClub Member driving an Austin Healey in Class 3.The Southern Carburettors Cup - for the best time by an AustinHealey Club Member driving an Austin Healey in Class 5.The Equipe Brutoni Salver - for the best time by a member of the500 Owners Association driving an Historic 500cc Racing Car.The Vintage Sports Car Club Trophy - for the winning V.S.C.C.member in Class 10 (on handicap).The Alpine Renault A 110 Trophy - for the best time by an AlpineRenault A110 car.

The R.L. McGhie Trophy and replica - for the winner of the Brighton& Have M.C Handicap Class.The King Cup and replica - for the best time in Class 1.

The President's Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 2.The Seymour Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 3.The Carter-Shaw Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 4.

The Forrest Lycett Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 5.The Simpson Lee Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 6.The Moores of Brighton Trophy and replica - for the best time inClass 7.

The Shell Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 8.The Sidney Tidy Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 9.The Endeavour Bowl and replica - for the best time in Class 10.

The Dennis Smith Cup and replica - for the best time in Class 11.

The Midgley Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 12.The Eugene Quero Memorial Trophy and replica ~ for the best timein Class 13.

The Half Moon Trophy and replica - for the best time in Class 14.

A Second Class Award will be presented in all classes with six or moreentries.An award will be given for the best time in Class 15 if the Club Trophyis won by a competitor in another class.

OUTR~HTCOURSERECORD14.97 sees by Paul Edwards (Pilbeam MP58) in 1989

COURSE RECORD FOR MOTORCYCLES

15.13 sees by Pip Higham (Suzuki Katana) in 1982

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Motor racing Is dangerous and persons attending this meeting do so at their own risk.

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Brighton and Hove M.C. Handicap. One run only.

Entrant20. John Rochfort21. Paul Goddard22. John Caddy23. Mike Osborne24. Eddie Smart25. Peter Askew26. Martin Sheriff27. Elizabeth Lamb28. Bill Goodall29. Bob Appleby30. Ernie Wright31. John Wheeler32. Gliff Colwell33. John Church ley34. Alan Akehurst35. David Manser36. David Wilson37. David Venables38. Roy Holder

CarSierra Cosworth

Peugeot 205Austin Seven

DavrianRam CobraMorgan +8Opel MantaOpel Manta

Ferrari 275 GTBMG Metro 6R4Swift FF2000

Alpine Renault A 110Terrapin

EscortFord Escort

StingrayGT40

Fiat BalillaFiat Uno

c.c. Handicap2000 TIC -41775 TIC -1.5747 SIC -8998 -45700 -2.53500 -2.52400 TIC -5.53000 SIC -53300 -42991 -22000 -0.51598 -61015 -35700 Scratch3500 -7.55700 -4.54942 -5.5995 -91299 TIC -5.5

Class 1. Special Saloon Cars up to 1300 C.c.Entrant Car c.c.

40. Nick Frain Davrian Imp 104041. Kennet Roofing Imp 998

(Dvr. Nick Danks)42. Nigel Patten Renault Gordini 129643. Alan Levell A40 129344. Patrick Howe .Cooper B' 129345. Cheltenham Motor Club Imp 1060

(Dvr. Raymond Rayner)46. Archie Pelling Imp 998

Class Record - Mike Lee, Nike Imp, 20.70 secs. - 1987

Class 2. Special Saloon Cars over 1300 c.e.Entrant

49. Rolling Road Auto Tune(Dvr. Graham Hickman)

50. Alan Mussard51. Andrew San some52. John Rochfort53. John Churchley54. Alan Akehurst55. Paul Goddard56. Richard Lamb

EscortAstra

CosworthEscortEscort

Peugeot 205Opel Manta

CarSkoda

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c.c.6200

1600 TIC2000 TIC2000 TIC570035001775 TIC2400 TIC

Entrant57. Transpeed Ltd

(Dvr. Tony Davies)58. Steven Hayward59. George Lawrence60. Robert Shepherd61. Rob Dilley62. Chris Fulke-Greville63. Paul Fraser-Sage64. Jim Leach65. David Phillips66. lisa Cox67. Bob Richardson68. Lynx Cars Ltd

(Dvr. Elgan Howell)69. Chris Orthodoxou70. Keith Morley71. Bob Massey72. Bob Smith73. Dave Cresswell74. Atford Ltd

(Dvr. Gareth Howell)74A. Lynx Cars Ltd

(Dvr. Derek Webb)75. Sphere Drake Insurance Vauxhall Astra Xtrac 2097 TIC

(Dvr. John Welch)75A. Practica Computers

(Dvr. Derek Lightfoot)76. David Tetley Rover SD1 450076A. Bob Deacon Rover SD1 4500Class Record - Bob Smith, Vauxhall Cavalier, 18.92 secs. - 1988

Class 2. (Continued)

CarFirenza

MiniA35

Nova GTEBMW 535i

Peugeot 309 GTIRenault Gordini

Renault 21Reliant Scimitar

Volkswagen Golf GTIOpel MantaJaguar XJS

PlymouthBMW 2002

Cosworth 4 x 4Vauxhall Cavalier

Audi QuattroCosworth RS500

Cosworth RSSOO

Vauxhall Astra Xtrac

c.c.2499

13801275 SIC19983500190015652000 TIC2994180030004000 TIC

72002000 TIC2000 TIC58002144 TIC1993 TIC

1993 TIC

2097 TIC

Class 3. Modified Sports Cars up to 1600 c.c.Entrant Car

78. Graham Oates Lotus Europa79. Doug Grinyer Davrian Mk779A. Ken Banks Davrian Mk780. Colin Parrott Davrian Mk781. Ian Jones Lotus Elan82. Steve Luscombe MG Midget83. John Wheeler Alpine Renault A11084. Barrie Lines Alpine Renault A11085. Peter Turner Lotus Elan86. Brighton & Hove Motor Club Westfield X1

(Dvr. Mike Lainchbury)Class Record - Eric Humphreys, Lotus 7. 19.57 secs. - 1988

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c.c.159410401040998 TIC159812931598155016001293

Class 4. Modified Sports Cars over 1600 C.c. up to 2500 C.c.Entrant Car c.c.

90. William English TR4 220090A. Andy English TR4 220091. Peter Lumley Caterham 7 170092. Richard Jarman Caterham 7 199093. John Thompson MGB 179994. David Hurn Dutton 170095. Peter Sullivan Toyota MR2 1998

Class Record - Rory Fordyce, Ferrari 246GT, 21.41 sees. - 1988

Class 5. Modified Sports Cars over 2500 c.c, up to 4000 c.c.Entrant Car c.c.

100. Roy Richards Jaguar XK150 's' 3848101. James Slack Westfield 3528102. David Flanagan MGB 3500103. Mike Stanford Porsche 911 2700103A. Matthew Stanford Porsche 911 2700104. Andrew Mardle Lotus Esprit 2174 TIC105. Peter Askew Morgan + 8 3500106. Brian Tyrer Morgan + 8 3528107. Paul Lane MGC GT 2968108. Bill Goodall Ferrari 275 GTB 3300109. Andrew Cullum-Kenyon Porsche 911 2687109A. Tony Evans Porsche 911 2687110. Chris Dennis Gilbern Invader 2994111. Andrew Hill Austin Healey 3000 2912112. Bob Oram Jaguar E Type 3900

Class Record - James Slack, Westfield 3500, 18.84 sees. - 1989

Class 6. Modified Sports Cars over 4000 c.c.Entrant Car

116. Chris Weeden Sunbeam Tiger117. John Harrison Sunbeam Tiger118. David Duncanson Sunbeam Tiger119. Gordon Scott Jaguar Paladin120. Peter Linch Sunbeam Tiger121. Geoff Styring Porsche 911122. Autofarm Ltd Porsche 959

(Dvr. Chester Wedgewood)123. Mike Forster124. Gordon Hayes125. David Manser126. William Cole127. Adrian Wilkins128. Autofarm Ltd

(Dvr. Josh Sadler)Class Record -

Josh Sadler, Porsche 911 TIC, 19.12 sees. - 1989

Porsche 930Porsche 911

Corvette StingrayJaguar V12 E Type

AC CobraPorsche 911

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c.C.470050004726550047203300 TIC2849 TIC

3000 TIC3300 TIC5700690053003299 TIC

Class 7. Clubmans Sports CarsEntrant

133. Richard Conn133A. John Sharpe134. Angela Williams135. Mike Shelling135A. Mike Brabrook-Norman136. Michael Heal136A. Ray HealClass Record -

Richard Thompson, Mallock Mk21124, 18.80 secs. - 1988

CarMallock Mk18Mallock Mk18

Vauxhall Vision V89Mallock Mk20/24Mallock Mk20/24

Mallock Mk14Mallock Mk14

c.c.1699169920001700170017001700

Class 8. Sports Racing and Clubmans Chassis Cars up to1600 c.c.

Car c.c.Ginetta G22 1598

Entrant141. Formark Engineering Ltd

(Dvr. John Knapton)142. David Standing143. Deryk Young143A. Susan YoungClass Record -

Deryk Young, Vision V87HS, 18.44 secs. - 1989

Flint 1300Vision V87 1600Vision V87 1600

Class 9. Sports Racing and Clubmans Chassis Cars over 1600c.c.

Entrant152. James Tiller152A. Sheila Tiller153. Leslie Edmunds154. Eddie Smart155. Lloyd Evans156. Brighton & Hove Motor Club

(Dvr. David Wilson)157. Barry Evernden158. Brian Horne158A. Gerry Cannon159. AI Quinnell160. Andrew Buckley161. Brighton & Hove Motor Club

(Dvr. Bob Appleby)162. Mel Baker163. Brian Barrett164. Ray Christopher165. John Coles166. David Austin167. Brian Shrimpton168. Thunder Road Cars

(Dvr. Cheng Lim)169. David Barwell Kougar 4200170. Adam Brodel Dax Cobra 5343171. Richard Drewett Lotus 30 4700172 Steven Palmer MG Metro 6R4 3800

Class Record - David Render, Pilbeam MP43, 16.64 secs - 1988

CarAllard J2Allard J2

B.R.D. TSOOlRam Cobra

GT40GT40

KougarMallock 22/24Mallock 22124

KougarKougar

MG Metro 6R4

Dax CobraKougarGTD40

MG Metro 6R4Ferrari 330 P4

KougarRam Cobra

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c.c.734573452000570049004900

420017001700420069002991

4500423549422994270038006000

Class 10. Vintage and Historic Racing Cars and Sports CarsEntrant Car c.c.

176. Brian Urlwin Cooper T59 1100177. Tony Bianchi Anco Monoposto 1598178. Stanley Mann Bentley 8203179. John Guppy Bentley 8203180. Adrian Moores Vernon Crossley 1098181. John Young Jaguar D Type 3442182. lain Cheyne Halford Special 1500 SIC183. Kip Waistell MG L 1086184. Peter Riley Healey Silverstone 2504184A. Eric Hall Healey Silverstone 2504185. John Maitland Frazer Nash 1842186. John Savage Lancia Aurelia GT 2451187. Edward Way Austin 7 747 SIC188. John Way Austin 7 750189. Sue Halkyard Allard J2 5980190. David Biggins Vauxhall Rowley 4224191. David Beckett Lister/Chevrolet 5000192. Cyril Hancock Fiat Balilla 995193. David Venables Fiat Balilla 995194. Antony Mayman ERA R4D 1980 SICClass Record -

David Beckett, Lister/Chevrolet Costin, 20.25 secs. - 1988

Class 11. Racing Cars up to 500 c.c.Entrant Car c.c.

198. David Docherty Cooper Mk9 500198A. Jonathan Docherty Cooper 500199. Richard Rose Joe Potts Special 500200. Murray Maclean 'Squanderbug' 500201. John Hale Halo Jedi 11005 350202. Ian Agnew Emeryson 500

Class Record - John Hale, Halo Jedi 005/86,22.69 secs - 1989

Class 12. Racing Cars over 500 c.c. up to 1100 c.c.c.c.1098109810981040

Entrant207. Caroline Ayers207A. John Ryder208. Gordon Marston209. Everyman Motor Racing

(Dvr. Ben Boult)210. Cliff Colwell Terrapin 1015211. Steve Raine S.R.C. 1100211A. Graham Westbrook S.R.C. 1100212. Richard George Ejger 1100Class Record - Paul Squires, Brabham BT28 T/C, 17.29 secs. - 1988

CarArgo JM14Argo JM14

Reynard SF80Saracen CC7

Class 13. Racing Cars over 1100 c.c up to 1600 c.c.Entrant Car c.c.

216 Frank Barnard Dulon MP21·78 1600217. Nick Law Super Vee Shannon 1588218. Geoff Jackson Rail RT3 1598219. Denis Coomber Royale RP33 1600220 Norman Hillwood Van Diemen RF85 1598Class Record - Martin Chittenden, Chevron B25, 18.55 sees. - 1988

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Class 14. Racing Cars over 1600 e.c up to 2000 c.c.Entrant Car c.c.

224. Clive Harris Martin BM16 2000225. Wilson Laidlaw Ralt RT30 2000226. Steve Jewell Chevron B48 2000227. Formark Precision Eng. Ltd Lola T760n 2000

(Dvr. Philip Spray)

Class 15. Racing Cars over 2000 c.c.Entrant Car

232. Roy Woodhouse March F2233. Tony Marsh Rovercraft233A. Simon Law Rovercraft234. John Gray Pilbeam MP57235. Peter Warren Pilbeam MP57236. Clive Bracey Vebra Mk2

7. Edwards Catering Chevron B40(Dvr. Chris Hill)

6. Proteus Petroleum(Dvr. Richard Ames)

5. Ken Ayers4. Warecrete for Concrete

(Dvr. David Render)3. Queen Anne Silverware Q8 Petroleum

Pilbeam MP58

c.c.3500 TIC4500 TIC4500 TIC280027007600 TIC2460

Toleman TG290 2760

Pilbeam MP58 3993Toleman TG87/1 2800

3900(Dvr. Paul Edwards)

1. Elf Oil (GB) Ltd(Dvr. Nigel Bigwood)

Toleman TG290 2500

Norman Goodman

BATTLE OF BRITAIN 1940-1990

Fifty years ago Operation Sealion, the invasion of England bythe German Army was at an advanced stage and landingswere planned here in Sussex. However, the German HighCommand required control of the air.

It is now a matter of history that RAF Fighter Command wonthe battle that preserved our freedom.

The Chairman Tony Johnstone, and the Committee of theBrighton and Hove Motor Club together with The EndeavourMotor Company are proud to be associated with the RAFBenevolent Fund's Battle of Britain Appeal during thisanniversary year.

They are very grateful for the generous help of VictorGauntlett, David Pennell and Proteus Petroleum who haveprovided the aircraft for the air display.

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TheMotor Cycles

BRIGHTON 1990It was with something of a shock that I realised very recently that the Speed Trials were

once again upon us, and when mentioning this fact to a friend he said "Yes, another yearnearly gone". It is for the sprint fraternity a strong reminder that the Brighton SpeedTrials over that famous half mile is almost the last blast of the season just as it has beensince 1905.

How things change over the years; in pre-war days Brighton was the venue wheremany of the land's top speed performers brought down their works machinery to testagainst the best. This year we have a return to that tradition with the entry of TrevorNation on a works Norton rotary, a machine that has done so much to assist the re-birthof the Norton marque. What will be interesting is to witness the comparison of thismachine's recognised performance as compared with the two 'Out of the Crate' 1100ccZZR Kawasakis of the Gardner brothers. These 'Street' motor cycles have a reputed topend performance in the order of 170mph-plus in a 'Restricted' form; if the Gardners haveremoved the restriction could they take on the works bike? We must wait and see.

In the Vintage and Post Vintage Classes we have two excellent examples of yearspast. One is Chris Illman's 1923 350cc Brooklands Zenith; Chris always adopts the oldBrooklands style of a white coverall and rides the Zenith in true Brooklands fashion, i.e.bottom right over the rear wheel and chin well down on the tank. The other entry is TitchAllen, founder of the Vintage M.C.C., on George Brough's personal sprint bike andsidecar "Old Bill", still with the 'sort-it-out-'tween-foot-and-hand' gear change.

Two stalwarts in Alan Morgan on his 1930 500 Rudge and Basil Keys' 1OOOccvee twinJ.A.P., still competing since his first Brighton ride back in 1933, can still provide somefireworks.The most hotly contended class is the 1000cc which should prove to be highly

entertaining, with the amateurs chasing after the works Norton. Also in this class we haveone of our two lady solo competitors in Lyn Roe who is no mean performer on herTriumph, as was recently shown with a fourth spot in a hotly contested Ultimate StreetBike run. Our other lady competitor is Jayne Glover on her very quick Low Yamaha350cc sprinter. Welcome ladies, it's great to have you with us.

As always may I thank the Brighton & Have Motor Club for extending their invitationto us for yet another year. Our thanks to all those behind the scenes who started to putthis year's event together right after last year's event had just finished - an immense task.

And finally thank you, the spectators for coming along and giving this great event yoursupport; let us hope that the weather is kind, and that we all of us enjoy the day.

Phil Manzano, Chairman V.M.C.C. Sprint Section

Class 16. Motorcycles (by invitation only).Class 1. Solo Motorcycles up to 350 c.c.

Entrant Machine300. Chris IIIman 1923 Zenith301. Bernard Rose 1938/65 Booth Ariel302. Ron Cheesmen Suzuki303. Alan Thompson 1963 Bultaco

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c.C.344 (Vint)350 (P.V.T.)250250 (P.v.T.)

ClubV.M.C.C.V.M.C.C.

N.S.A.S.E.C.

Class 2 Solo Motorcycles up to 500 c.c.Entrant Machine C.c. Club

306. Martin Walker 1934 Rudge 500 (P.V.T.) V.M.C.C.307. Geoff Brandon 1938 Ariel 500 (P.V.T.) V.M.C.C.308. Ron May 1968 R.S.M. Triumph 500 N.S.A.309. Alan Morgan 1930 Rudge 499 (Vint) V.M.C.C.310. Jayne Glover Yamaha 375 N.S.A.311. Robert Anderson 1938 Cotton/Jap 500 (P.v.T.) V.M.C.C.312. H. Grave 1929 Douglas 500 (Vint) N.S.A.

Class 3. Solo Motorcycles up to 1000 C.c.320. Lyn Roe 1977 Triumph Bonneville 750 N.S.A.321. David Holland 1933 Brough Superior 998 (P.v.T.) V.M.C.C.322. Nigel Mason 1976 Triumph Bonnie 750 N.S.A.323. Lawrence Evans 1989 Yamaha FZR 1000 SEC.324. Chas Guy 1948 Conway HRD 1000 (P.V.T.) V.M.C.C.325. Paul Grey 1986 Honda VFR 750 SEC.326. Roy Robertson 1972 EGU Vincent 1000 SEC.327. Malcolm Herwin 1977 Peckett & McNab 998 V.M.C.C.328. Juan Manzano 1984 Kawasaki GPZ 900 V.M.C.C.329. Trevor Nation 1990 John Player Norton 588 SEC.330. Paul Standing 1958 Norton Dominator 745 V.M.C.C.331. Basil Keys Keys Special 1000 V.M.C.C.332. Martyn Carter 1976 Harley Davidson 750 V.M.C.C.

Class 4. Solo Motorcycles up to 2000 c.c.333. Terry Martin 1979 Suzuki Turbo 1140 SEC.334. Derek Furlong 1988 Suzuki GSX Turbo 1100 SEC.335. Roger Simmons 1990 Suzuki 1300 SEC.336. Ian King 1989 Harris Suzuki 1080 N.S.A.337. Jeff Dowsett 1982 Cosworth Suzuki 1260 SEC.

Class 5. Sidecars & Three Wheelers340. Nick Cutmore 1972 Conway Vincent 1000 V.M.C.C.

Passenger Tony Calvey341. Titch Allen 1923 Brough Superior 998 (Vint) V.M.C.C.

Passenger A.N. Other342. Ossie Neal 1930 Scott 600 (Vint) V.M.C.C.

Passenger Sheelagh Neal343. James Penney 1972 Hillman Imp 875 N.S.A.

Passenger Ballast344. Perry Francis 1971 N.S.U. 1200 SEC.

Passenger David

Class 6. Production Motorcycles346. Fred Grainger 1990 Kawasaki ZZA 1100 N.S.A.347. Mike Grainger 1990 Kawasaki ZZR 1100 N.S.A.348. Richard Morgan 1990 Honda 1000 V.M.C.C.349. Ron Geary 1989 Honda CB 1000 SEC.350. Keith Cooper 1988 Yamaha FJ 1200 V.M.C.C.

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The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund'sBattle of Britain Appeal

For countless thousands who survived,the battle is just beginning.

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served their country without hesitation dunng the Warneed our support.

Thisiswhj the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund exists.More and more former RAF personnel face a very personal

battle In old age. they suffer from ill-health or financial distress.We've already helped more than 750,000 men and women. 70.000 in the past five years alone Twice as

many will turn to us in the 1990s.To help them we need 10 raise £20 million now. Please give generously.Ifyou are Interested In jomingyour local fund-raising group, please (all 0285713-456.

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Standard Equipment Includes:- ('-~-===::iI_~=~=====4 speed auto, air conditioningcruise control, full hidefrom £29,600

EXCEL SE

5 speed, power steering180BHP, electric windowsand door mirrorsfrom £26,400

0-60mph, 6.5secs.0-100mph, 18.8secs.Max speed 138mphfrom £30,700

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* DEMONSTRATIONS AVAILABLE* SOLUS LOTUS TECHNICAL CENTRE

ESPRIT TURBO0-60mph, 5.3secs0-100mph,14.7secs.Max speed 152mphfrom £36,950

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FORM OF APPUCATION FOR MEMBERSHIPTo the Hon. Seenn.".

J desire 10 b«ome a member of the BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUB LIMITED and J hereby L- --'

agree. if elected 10 become a member of the said club, 10 be bound by the Memorandum and Articlesof Associatioa aDd Bye-Laws of the Club.

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The above named candidate IS personally known to us, and we believe him to be • suitable person and qualified to be ejected a memberof the said BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUB. LIMITED.

Proposer and Seconder must be members of the B. & H.M.C.

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for Entrance Feefor Annual Subscriptionfor Half Year Subscription (on or after 1st August)for Social Member (wife or husband of emUng member only)

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Enclose please find Cheque/Banker's Order £ in payment as detailed below.-

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Annuo.1 Subscription Period lSI Jan.·3lst Dec.May we draw your attention to the Banker's Order Form below. Please complete if possible. This will save you time in future years and savethe Club money Ul administration.

MEMORANDUM - In order that • member of the BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUB LfMlTED may not be liable for the debts of theClub. orders for goods and all transactions are carried out by and in the name of the BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUB LIMITED. ThisIS a Company composed of members of the Club. Every member on joining the Club is requested to sign this form by which he becomes a memberof the BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUB Lrr-.fITED, in which his liability is restricted to guarantee not to pay more than 25p in event ofthe Club going into liquidation.In order to cover any possible liability on the above guarantee, 25p out of every member's first subscription is set aside on deposit to meet theliability of sucb Member and remains on deposit until the expiration of one year from the date when he ceases 10 he a member. By this meansthe liabitity of a member i. confined to hi. subscription.

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Please pay the sum of pounds pence forthwith to the Co-operative Bank pic, 35 Ship Street, BrightonBNl lAB (Sort Code 08·90·25) to the credit of the BRIGHTON & HOVE MOTOR CLUB, account no. 70615234 and continueto pay the same amount on the 1st January every year until further notice and debit my account.

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The Secretary, B. & H.M.C., 86 Ladies Mile Road, Brighton BNI 8TD.

Punted by Carmlchael Printers & Co Lttl. 54 HOlflngdean Road. ellghton. Sussex 8N2 eM

ENDEAVOUR OF BRIGHTON

Madras.

How hot do you like your hatch?The XR2i has deservedly made a name for

itselfas the most potent Fiesta on the road.Now It'S about to be overtaken by a new

Fiesta. the RSTurbo.With the combined muscle ofa Garrett T02 turbocharger unit and a 133 DINPS engine. the RS Turbo scorches from zero to60 mph in 7.7 seconds".

And you can push it (at any rate. on yourown private road) to a top speed of 127 mph".

In keeping with this hot -blooded per-formance. the styling is appropriately cool.

Note the unique alloy wheels and thelow profile lyres. the body-coloured bumpers and•Ford ltst 6guzes

rear spoiler. the distinctive dark green mouldinginserts and the bonnet extractor vents.

Amongst other refinements. the Recaroseats. central locking. power front windows andsunroof come as standard. As do the leather-trimmed steering wheel and gear lever knob.

In producing our hottest hatch. we havebeen privileged to call on the unrivalled expertiseof Ford Special Vehicle Engineering. the peoplewho made headlines with the legendary SierraRSCosworth.

Yet another reason. you may conclude. forcalling In to see us today.

90-96 Preston RoadBrighton BNI 6ATTel: 0273 550211