automobile race meeting

AUTOMOBILE RACE MEETINGOf the Automobile Club of tires: Britain ct Ireland

ON THE

!11\DeIR1\. R01\D. BRIGHTON.ON

WEDNESDAY, July roth, THURSDAY, July 20th,

FRIDAY, July 2(St, « SATURDAY, July 220d,

~ 1905. *--.TABT.NO EACH DAY AT 2 P.IW •

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QFFICIAL pROGRAMMEOF EVENTS ON THE FIRST DAY,

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th, 1905.(Held und.r the Competition Rul.. of the

Automobile Club of Oreat Britain and Ireland. and the Auto Cycle Club. and the8upplementary Reeulation. relatlne thereto.)

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Printed for the Automobile Club of Great Britain and Ireland byGEORGERlIVlWlS, 4 &; fi, Graystoke Place, Fetter Lane, London, E.C .. , and

Published at 119, Piccadilly, London, W.

Tbis Official Programme will be issued at Brighton eacb morniDg of tbe Races at 8 a.m.

TO BE HAD OF ALL NEWSAGENTS AT BRIGHTON,01" Whot_le of JOHN BEAL & SON. 65, East Street, BPtghton.

OFFICIALS.Races Committee.

ALFRED F. BIRD, E<;q. Chairman)Captain x, G. E. BOW)L-\N·:M...Ul1FOLD, D.~.O., R.E.WILFRED l'H.Al>lI.\-~. E"'!.Eo H. COZE::-<S.HAHDY, E,;q.(.'(.1. H. C. L. HOLDEN, R.A., F.H.:-' ••1. A. HOLDER. E"'l'VERE KEH.SEY)1ER, E"'I')ll~j"r F. LL,J)::;..\.Y LLOYD, R.E., (Vice-eh ..irusan).LUtES F. OCHS. &ct.)LEHYYX O·G()R)L\..I.~, &"1,ROSEH,]' E. PHILLIPS, &>.t.SUoHO"ERTOX REDWOOD, D.Sc., F.R.S.E.c. II. ROSE, Esq., :\f.P.Ellrl RUf!8ELL.HUll. AR'l'HUn. STANLEY, M.P.ROBERT TODD, Esq.

Clerks of the Course.Colonel H. C. L. HOLDEN, R.A., F.Ri)HOBERT E. PHILLIPS, Esq.('. D. ROSE, E"h :\LP.

IJudge .

.ALFRED F. BIRD, E4}.

Starter ..'fl\jor F. Ll~DSAY LLOYD, R.E.

Clerk of the Scales ..J. LYOXS l"A){PSON, EStI.

Marsha.1JA:\IES F. OOHS, Ei!CJ.

Timekeeper.T. H. WOOLLEN EBq.

Handicappers.THE RACES CO)lMlTI'EE OF THE A.C.O.B.1. xu 'rHI-: R.\CE::l

CmUnTl'EE OF THE A.C.C.

Secretary of the Meeting.J. W. ORDE, Esq., 119, Piccadilly, Loudon, W.

Headquarters of Club at Brighton.OLD SHIP HOTEL.

Secretary's Office at Brighton.ROU)! so, OLD SHIP HOTEL. TBU!PI!I)NE 2l-l.

All Events, except the "Daily Mail" Challe1lge CUll and the" Autocar" Challenge Cup, unll. be Tun in heats.

The distance to be covered in the 'lxniris: Events will be about01lemile.

On WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th, the followingEvents will be run:-

Scratch Race for Standard 15 H.P. Darracq Cars.

Tourist Auto Cycle Handicap.

Scratch Race for Cars the list price of which doesnot exceed £200, to car ry two passengers.

Scratch Race for Cars the chassis price of which isover £400 and not more than £500, to carryfour passengers.


Scratch Race for Standard 30 H.P. Daimler Cars.

Scratch Race from a Standing Start over a measuredmile for Cars weighing not more than 1000 kilos.(19 cwt. 2 qr. 20 lb.).

On THURSDAY, JULY 20th, the followingEven ts will be run:- ,.

Scratch Race for Racing Auto Cycles.

Scratch Race for Cars the list price of which is over£200 and not more than £350.

Scratch Race for Cars the chassis price of which isover £300 and not more than £400, to car ryfour passengers.

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Scratch Race with a flying start over a measuredmile for Cars weighing not more than 1000 kilos.(19 cwt. 2 qr. 20 Ib ).

On FRIDAY, JULY 21st, the following Eventswill berun:-

Scratch Race for Standard 15 H.P. White Steam Cars.

Ladies' Handicap Race.

Scratch Race for Standard 35 H.P Daimler Cars.

Scratch Race for Standard 15 H.P. Orleans Cars.

Handicap Sweepstake of £1 each for cars which wereentered in any of the events for Standard Typesof Cars.

II DAILY MAIL" lOO-GUINEA CHALLENGE CUP.

Scratch Race with a flying start over a kilometre forCars weighing not more than 1000 kilos. (19 cwt.2 qr. 20 lb.), irrespective of motive power Un1E'S~the kilometre is covered under 40 5(,C. the Cup will not heawarded. Each car will be allowed three attempts.

Present Holder: Baron de Forest.

On SATURDAY, JULY 22nd, the followingEvents will be run:-

"AUTOCAR" CHALLENGE CUP.

For Cars of any power or weight propelled by a"yform of motive power. If there are not three startersthe Cup will not be awarded unless the kilometre is covered innot mort' than 40 sec, Each car will be allowed threeattempts,

Present Holder: Baron de Forest.

Handicap Sweepstake of £1 each for Cars which haverun in any of the Touring Events, other than forStandard Types of Cars.

Handicap Sweepstake of £5 each for Racing Carsweighing not more than 1000 kilos. (19 cwt. 2 qr.20 lb.), which have run in any of the RacingEvents.

In order that the public may have full knowledge of the pro-ceedings, a. system of Telegraph Boards placed at intervals alongthe course has been established, on which will appedor the number-of the Event, the number of the Round, the number of the Heat,'the number of the Winnel', and where the Event, is run against thethe watch, the Time. These Telegraph Boards, together with theProgrammes, should enable the spectators to follow the Events withinterest and intelligence.

The vehicles will be numbered consecutively from No. 1 each-day, and all the Events will be run in heats, except the Challenge-CUpEvents, in which Racing Cars will run singly.

Owing to the large number of entries received no byes will berun.

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Wednesday, July 19th.

OFFICIAL

PROaR1lmmE OF BVENTS.

The Competitors will start in the order in which thelj ul>pear 011

the Proqramme, beginnill{J from the right-hand side of the track,i.e., the side of the track neet to the Grand Stand.

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EVENT No.1.Scratch race (about I mile) for Standard 15 h.p. Darracq Cars,

carrying four passengers.

FmsT PluZE-SIL VER CUP presented by THE OLUB.

SECONDPmZE-SIL VER lIfEDAL presented by THE OLUB.

:3 p.m.-HEAT No. I.Ou-No. Drl.,er.1 Warwiok J. Wright2 G. Hill ... ... .S ... Hugh Kennedy .

Ent...nt.Warwiok J. WrightG. HillKennedy Motor Co., Ltd.

Winner .

4-s6

2.3 p.m.-HEAT NO.2.J. Keele ... ... ...._ J. KeeleGordon Beazley ... ... Gordon BeazleyA. Hnntly Walker .. A. Hnntly Walker

Winner _ ..

2.6 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.7 H. E. Hall H. E. Hall8 H. O. Hall ... ... ... ... H. O. RaU

Winucr .

The fir,t in tach Heat to nm in final;

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EVENT No.2.Handicap for Auto-Cycles (about 1 mile) fitted with Engines notexceeding 80 mrn, x 80 mm., or the equivalent volume swept out.

FlnST PRlZE-SILVER CUP presented by TIlE CLUB.SECONDPRIZE-SILVER MEDAL presented by TIm OLUB.

2.10 p.m.-HEAT No. I.

g 0 .s ~ j~co ,::l;":.ad r:l •):ame of Driver. 00 Machine. Engine. .~~ 1:>0:- Start.~Z .2Z "Cii"k

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lb. lb.0 W. W. Genu 27 Minerva. Mmerva 145 135 Scratch10 E. W. GOIiMt ... 22 I N.S.U. N.S.U. 180 1401 5 sec.ri A. W. VeJler ... U2 Brown Brown 172 10 b6C.12 H. Wingfield 19 Ba.t De Dion 155 140 10 sec.13 D. R. Selman ... 100 Dart ~1i1'('fvn 119 176 15"ee.

\\'inner .2.13 p.m.-HEAT No.2.-

14 I u, v. Colver "'1 251 Mo.tchless151 E. Va.rney 17 Crown1leld16 E. E. L. Windus 114 Triumph17 S. S. Hickson... "'1 89 C.lE.18 T.G. Hetherington ... ! lOS Riley

I .f.A.P.VarneyTriumphC.LE.Riley

150

130170llO

1G21 Scratch1'17 5 sec.104 5 sec.140 10 sec.18S 15 sec.

19 H. ~artin Werner ,Werner 112- I

8 142 Scratch(twin"

20 T. B. Hedges 108 Ba.t M.M.C. 180 182 5 sec.21 C. l. Seed .. 100 Ba.t l\I.M.C. 180 1M 5 sec.22 S. E. Pemberton 65 Singer Singer 140 1M 10 sec.23 F. W. Applebee 102 Rex Rex 195 lS6 10 'co.

Winner ..2•• 6 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.

\Vinner .2.19 p.m.-HEAT NO.4·

!H J. F. CrundeJl ... 2 Humber IHumber 175 140 5 sec.25 A. E. Lowe 10 J.A,P. l.A.P. 185 126 [) .cc .2G Hans Deutsch ... 260 Matchless . De Dion ISO 150 10 sec.27 H. P. Northam 107 Ba.t I De Dion 159 164 10 bCC.

2S E. Baruch 4 Blaker I ~liner>a. IS! 168 I 110 sec.

\Vinner .The first in B{U)hHeat to run in Final.

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EVENT No.3.Scratch race (ahout I !\'[ile)for Cars the list prIce of whIch

does not exceed £200. to carry two passengers.

FIRST PRIZE-SILVER CGP presented by THE CLUB.SECOND PRIZE-SILVER MEDAL presented by THE CL08.

FIRST ROUND.2.25 p.m.-HEAT No. I.

No.2'J

Entrant.F. Wilkinson

Car.S b.h.p. Stanley

Steam Car6~ h.p. Cadillac ...

Dri..er.F. Willci.nson...

50

131

Miss Eleanor W. :\fiss Eleanor W. Made-}{adeley ley

12 b.p. L ·ad~r ... Mo.lcolm McCraith Uo.lcolm McCraith

\\'inner .

2.28 p.m.-HEAT NO.2.32 8 h.p. Rover Andrew Fraser Mrs. Herbert Lloyd58 6 h.p, Siddeley H. F. King ... H. F. King34 8 h.p. Cadillac Jas. C. Madeley Jas. C. Madeley

Winner .

S53687

2.31 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.8! h.p. Codillac Olaf Wahlgren ... F. B. Bennett~ h.p. Cadillac F. S. Bennett . F. S. Bennett10h.p, Allday... Spencer Dewning., , Spencer Downing

Winner .

S83940

2.34 p.m.-HEAT No. 4'8~ h.p, Oodillac... Leslie Hounsdeld... James Oadett7'h.p. Little Star F. R. Goodwin ... F. R. Goodwin8 h.p. Rover ... Edmund W. Lewis Edmund W. Lewis

\Vinner .

41:l248

2·37 p.m.-HEAT NO.5.Uh.p. Speedwell J. W. Dew... ... A. 1. Dew7·9 h.p. DiD Ca.pt. W. H. Bennett Capt. W.H.Bennott8 h.p. Rover E. N. Greaves ... E. N. Greaves

Winner .

2,40 p.m. -HEAT No.6.44. 6-8h.p. two-cylinder W. T. Lord... Osborn and Lord

Gregoiro .i6 Blank Number.46 6 b.h.p. Baby W. H. Tribe... W. H. Tribe

Peugeot

\VlllDer ..

The fi"st in Men Heat to run i,~tM Swmd Bound.

EVENTNo.4.Scratch race (about I Mile) for Cars the chassis price of ,whichis over £400 and not more than £500, to carry four passengers.Fms-r PRIZE-SILVER ctrr presented by Guests of Royal York Hotel,

Brighton.SECOND PruZE-SILVER MEDAL presented by TH.; CLt:B.


Car. DrIver. EntTant.15 h.p. Darracq G. Wright ... J. Keele25 h.p. M.M.C. Ralph P. Gosnell O. P. Gosnell15-22h.p. Spyker... J. Keele

:-;<1.474S49

Wmner •...........•..•.......•• _2.48 p.m.-HEAT No.2.

50 111h.p. Darracq J. A. Lloyd ... J. A. Lloyd51 15h.p. Orleans E. Amott .. Hon. O.S. Rolls52 11.17 h.p. Dixi Oapt.W.H. Bennett Capt.W. H.Bennett

Winner .2.51 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.

53 15h.p. Orleans Hon. C. 8. Rolls54 15 h.p. Darracq A. Huntly Walker A. Huntly Walker55 15 h.p. Darracq H. B. Fitz·Herbert H. B.. Fitz.Herberl

\Vinner .

2.54 p.m.-HEAT NO.4.56 15 h.p. Darracq ... H. O. Hall ... H. O. Hall57 18-28 h.p. Gnome Miss A. M. Hind Miss A. 11. Hind58 12.16 h.p. Talbot... H. E. Hall ... H. E. Hall

596061

Winner .:a.57 p.m.-HEAT NO.5.

15 h.p. Darreeq ... Warwick J. Wright Warwick J. Wrighi12.16 h.p. Cl~ent Hugh S. Moore Hugh S. MooreISh.p. WbiteSteam Clive Bowring Clive BowringCar

Winner .

3 p.m.-HEAT No.6.18 h.p. National... Arnold Garnett Major - General Sir

Charles E. Knox24-30 h.p. Winton W. L. Duck WintonMotorCaY'geCo.18 h.p. National... P. R. Lamb P. R. Lamb

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Winner _ .-3.3 p.m.-HEAT NO.7.

15 h.p. White Steam Charles E. Stent ... Charles E. StentCar

2()'24 h.p. Simms B. Lascelles ... F. R. Simms15b.p.WhiteStearn Howard Frank Howard Fra.nlrCar

G6C,7

' .."inner .

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3.6 p.m.-HEAT No. s.No.6.'1

Driver. Entrant.Frederic Coleman... Frederic Coleman

Oar.15h.p. White Steam

OMI5h. p. Hallamshire15h.p.White Ste.no.

Frank ChurchillA. O. Kent

Frank ChnrchillFrederic Coleman

6970

Winner .

3.9 p.m.-HEAT NO.9.71 15 h.p. Darracq... H. B. Cook... A. Rawlinson72 20 h.p, Bridgwater A. Armitage... A. Armitage78 15 h.p. Da.rrncq... A. Rawlinson A. Rawlinson

Winnel' .

3.12 p.m.-HEAT No. 10.74 20 h.p. Malcolm ... lIalcolm Brooke.. Mahlolm Brooke76 15hp.WhiteSteam Arthnr J. Walter... Arthur J. Walter

Oar76 24-80 h.p. Bridg- Bridgwater Motor Co.•

water Ltd.

Winner M ..

3.15 p.m.-HEAT No. II.77 16 h.p. Darracq ... Hugh Kennedy... Kennedy Motor Co. ,Ltd ..78 15 h.p. Orleans .. Hon. C. 8. Rolls79 18 h.p. Whitlock. W. Hacker Arnold W. Hacker Arnold

AsterWinner _ .

3.18 p.m.-HEAT No. 12.~ 18 h.p. National ... L. S. R. Ridley W. Rose81 18 h.p. Whitlock· O. F. )Iundy... W. Hacker Aruold

Aster1'12 16·20 h.p. Beeston- C. H. Cooper... T. C. Pullinger

HumberWinner .

3.:U p.m.-HEAT No. 13.B::! 15 h.p. Orleans .. W. H. Astell... .. W. H. Astell84 15 h.p. Darraeq .. Gordon Beazley ... Gordon Beazley85 20 h.p. Bridgwater H. Caner

Winner .

3.24 p.m.-HEAT No. 14.8G 20 h.p. Argyll G. H. Cox G. H. Cox8; 15 h.p. Darrscq J. Keele

Winner ..

3.27 p.m.-HEAT No. 15.88 18·17 h.p. DiD ... Oapt. Benett-Sian· Mrs. Evelyn Benest-

ford Stanford89 14 h.p. Renanlt... F. H. Buller... F. H. Butler

Wioner .Th~ first in each Brat to run in Second Round.

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EVENT No.5.Scratch race about one mile for Cars the chassis price of whichi.s 0\ er £700 and Dot more than £800, to carry tour passengers.

FIi.,,!' PRl4E-SILVER CUP. presented by THE CLCB.6LCO:'\1IPRIZE-SILVER lIED.U., presented by THE CLI:;B.

FIRST ROUND.3·30 p.m.-HEAT No. I.

!\o.9091

Cor.24·36 h.p. IMla:2,1 b.p. Fiat ...

Driver. Entr&nt:.F. R. S. BirobaDl... F. R. S. BirchamE. E. Clarke... E. E. Clarke

Winner......... .. ......

3·33 p.m.-HEAT NO.2,

1.12 80·40 b.p. Martini Capt.H.H.P.Dcasy Capt.H.H.P.Deas)93 24 h.p, Itnla.. ... Josepb Duffy... '" William Duffy

\Viuner ..

3·36 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.0,1 11:;·28h.p. Merct<ies Sydney Barnett ... Sydney Barnett05 :24h.p. Fiat... .. D'Arey Baker Fiat Moton;, Ltd.

Winner .

3·39 p.m.-HEAT NO.4.00 28 h.p. DaimJer... G. H. Warne n. B. Warne!)'i :30·35 h.p. Ariel. O. W. Honk... ... o.W. Honk

Simplex

\Vinner ..

3.42 p.m.-HEAT No. S.

9"l 3().'35 b.p. Ariel· lIiss Victoria God- )fi,;s Victoria GodwiISimplex win

~J 24 b.p. Fiat... ... S. B. Apostoloff ._. S. .B. Apoetololf

Winner ..

100101

3·45 p.m.-HEAT No. 6.

24 b.p. Rochet- D. Edward.!... ... R. St. J. WillansSchneider

30 b.h.p. &-cylinder Hon. C. S. RoU.... Hon. O. S. RollsBolls-Royca

"·inner .

Th« Tirst in Men HUll; to run in SecolUi. Roulld

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EVENT No.6.Scratch race rabout 1 mile) for Standard 30 h.p. Daimler Cars.

carrying four passengers.

FlBST PruZE ·SILVER C1;1', presented b~ 'IHL CLt:B.SECOND PluzE SILYER MEDAL, presented by THE CLt:B.


No.102 ..103

Driver. Ent.:-ant..Anthony Hordem ... Anthony HordemA. H. E. Wood... .., .4.. H. E. Wood

Winner ·.. ····

3.53 p.m.-HEAT 1'\0. 2.104 J. Tnlbot Olifton J. Talbot, Olifton105 Andrew Fraser ... )Irs. Herbert Lloyd

\Vinner : ·.·· ·.. ·

3.56 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.106 U. Stratton .,. U. St a1.ton107 J. M. Gorham... J.)L Gorhlml

Winne~ ..

3.59 p.m.-HEAT No. ".lOS Earl de la. Warr .. '" Robert King Or&y (Bye).

T1~ first. in each Hwt to run in the Second Round.

EVENT No.7 ...scratch race over a measured mile for Cars weighing not more

than 1000 kilos. (19 cwt. 2 qr, 20 Ib.),

FlllST PlIIZE-SILVER CUP presented by Messrs. LAWSONA:>DSON,of Brighton.

SECOND PJllZE-SIL VER MEDAL present-ed by THE CLUB.

FIRST ROUND.".5 p.m.-HEAT No. I.

No. CIlr. Drl..er, Entrant.109 100 h.p. fut Victor Miller... Fi&t Motors, Ltd.110 100 h.p, MercOO.~ Sir Ralph St. O. Sir Ralph St. G.

Gore, Ban. Gore, Bart.

Winner ..

".8 p.m.-HEAT NO.2.lH 100 h.p. Boehet- Theodore Schneider Theodore Schneider

Sohneider112 90 h.p, Mercoo~ .. Mr. L. O. Rawlence Albert F. Calvert

\ViDner ..

1:2

,..11 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.No. Car. Drlver. Bntnnc..113 1.20 h.p. :Uerc(~\s Mr. J. E. Hutton J. E. Hutton114 80 h.p. Napier ... Arthur Brown .. Arthur Brown

\Vinner .

....... p.m.-HEAT NO.4.115 80 h.p. De Dietrich Charles Jarrott Charles Jarrott116 00 h.p. six-cylinder Clifford EMp... S. F. Edge

NapierWinner ..

".'7 p.m.-HEAT NO·5·117 100 h.p. Darracq... A. Lee Gninness ... A. Lee Guiuness118 00 h.p. Mors .. J. T. C. Moore· L. Carle

Brabazon\\·inner .

HEAT No.6.119 ... 150 h.p. Dufaux... HOD. C. S. Rolls... Hon. C. S. Roll, (Bye)

The first ill each Heat to 7'lW in Scccmd Round,

EVENT No. 1.".20 p.m.-FINAL HEAT.

Winne: of Heat N;;. 1Winner of Heat No.2 ..Winner of Heat No. S ..1st 2nd .

EVENT No.2 ....23 p.m.-FINAL HEAT.

Winner of Heat No.1Winner of Heat No.2Winner of Heat No. SWinner of Heat No.4 ..1st 2nd ..

EVENT No.3.SECOND ROUND....~6.p.m.-HEAT No.•.

Winner of Heat No.1 in First Round .Winner of Heat No.2 in First Round ..Winner of Heat No.9 in First Round ...

'Vinuer ..

4.29 p.m.-HEAT NO.2.Winner of Heat No. 4. in First Round .Winner of Heat No.5 in Fil'lit Round .Winner of Heat No. Gin First Round .

Wiuner .The nr~lt I" f',rlt Ilrat to ru" ~.,1.Fi",tI.

EVENT No.4.SECOND ROUND.4.35 p.m.-HEAT No. I.

Winner of Heat No.1 in First Round .Winner of Heat No.2 in First Round .Winner of Heat No. 9 in First Round .

Winner .

4.38 p.m.-HEAT NO.2.Winner of Heat No.4 in First Round .Winner of Heat No.5 in First Round .Winner of Heat No.6 in First Round .

\Vinner ..

4.41 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.Winner of Heat No. i in First Round ..Winner of Hea.t No.8 in First Round .Wmner of Heat No. !) in First Round .

Winner ..

4.44 p.m.-HEAT No. .c.Winner of Heat No. 10 in First RoundWinner of Heat No. 11 in First Round .Winner of Heat No. 12 in First Round .

Winner .

4'47 p.m.-HEAT NO.5.Winner of Heat No. IS in First RoundWmner of Heat No. 14 in First Round .Winner of Heat No. 15 in First Round '" .

Winner .The fir" ill {«cit lfl',l !I"'/ th» I«o,,·.t IOMr to "",1 i,4 .:.lti, t{ Ilcvn«.

EVENT No.5.SECOND ROUND.<4.55p.m.-HEAT No. I.

Winner of Heat No. 1 in First Round .Winner of Heat No.2 in Firat ROJnd ..

\Vinner ..

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4.58p.m.-HEAT No.2Winuer of Heat No.8 in First Round •...............••........................Winner of Heat ::\0. ·1in First Round .

'''inner .

5.1 p.m.-HEAT No 3.Winner of Heat ~o. 5 in First Round .Winner of Heat ~o. 6 in First Round ..

"'inner ..1'Ju .R.,·~I ;J. ",(,It 1/"" 0"'/ tlt,- /;/~If'ttll"tttl· to r"" ill TJ.ird RQUu,f.


Winner of Heat No.1 in First RoundWinner of Heat No.2 in First Round ..

Winner ..5.9 p.m.-HEAT 1'\0. 2.

Winner of Heat No.:3 in Fir6t Round ..Winner of Heat No.4 in First Round _

Winner .TIl( ;t1r,.t ;,1 ear]« II,.", III 1.. ,,; i,t Fi,ml.


Winner of Heat ::\0.1 in First Round _Winner of Heat !S'o.2 in First Ronnd .

Winner .5.18 p.m.-HEAT NO.2.

Winner of Heat No. S in Fir~t Round .Winner of Heat No. -1 in First Round .

,Yinner ..

521 p.m.-HEAT NO.3.Winner of Heat No. (j in First Round ..Winner of Heat No. G in First Round .

Winner .Tile jil'11 in "'f" Hrot n ud II" [a .•'r.tl"",,· III r'fII i,. Third Rou"rI.

EVENT No.3.5.30 p.m.-FINAL HEAT.

Winner of Heat No.1 in Second Round _.Winner of Heat No. :! in Second Ronnd _.

lst . 2nd ..

15EVENT No.4.THIRD ROUND.

5.35 p.m.-HEAT No.•.Winner of Hea~ No.1 in Second Round ......................................•Winner of Heat No.2 in Second .Round .Winner of Heat No.3 in Second Round .

\Vinner .5.38 p.m.-HEAT No.2.

Winner of Heat No.4 1D Second Round .Winner of Heat No. 5 in Second Round .Fastest Loser in Second Round ..................................................•

"'inner .The /iut ill ""I, Drut to r"n in Fin"l.

EVENT No.5.THIRD ROUND.

5.44 p.m.-HEAT Nc...Winner of Heat No.1 in Second Round .Winner of Heat No. '2 in Second Round .

Winner .

5.47 p.m.-HEAT NO.2.Winner of Heat No. S in Second Ronnd .Fastest Loser in Second Round ..................................................•

Winner .TIt, fir.t tI. melt Hen! to ,'1111 "F'1l d.

EVENT No.7.THIRD ROUND.

5.52 p.m.-HEAT No.••Winner of Heat No.1 in Second Round ..............................•......Winner of Heat No.2 in Second Round .................................•.....

Winner .

5.55 p.m-HEAT No 2.

Winner of Heat No. S in Second Bound .........................•............•Fastest Loser in Second Round .

Winne;- .Tlu .fi,rdt in Melt Hrat to """ ill Fiuot,

EVENT No.4.6 p.m.-FlNAL HEAT.

Winner of Heat So. 1 in Third Round : !,., ....Winner of Beat No.2 in Third Round :.: .. 11~

lst ..........................•.................. 2nd : :. -,

]6EVENT No.5.

6.5 p.m.-FINAL HEAT.Winner of Heat Xo. 1 in Third Round .............•... _.

lst , _ . 2nd .

Winner of Heat No.2 in Third Round .


Winner of Heat No.1 in Second Round .Winner of Heat No.2 in Second Round .

lst .. 2nd ..

lst .. 2nd .


Winner of Heat No.1 in Third Round .Winner of Heat No.2 in Third Round ..

REGULATIONS.1. NO CLAIMS AGAlNST CLUB.-A Competitor by entering or by driring

waives any right of action against the CLt:B for alleged damages sustained by him inCOn:re9,uenceof any act or omission on the part of the CLUB or of its servants or repro.8entativoe with respeot to these Competitiona, or to any matters arising therefrom.

2. OFFICIALS.-All official, will wear 0. distinctive badge.3. AUTO CYCLES.-Tbe Auto Cycle Events are open to any auto oycle withiu

the ,~iJjed limite. In the Touring Events the machines must be standard tonring1Il8obmes1 subject to t!le approval of the Clerks of the Course, fully equipped for theroad, ana fitted with auto-cycle tyros, steel mudguards, tool bag, and neceesarytools, stand, touring saddle, and an effioient silencer. Uut·outs are prohibited. Thetanlc must bold at least one Itallon of petrol.

4. TOURIST CARS-Vehicles entered in the Tourist Events mHat be of arecognised tonrist type, tumlshed with lampe, mudguards, efficient silencers, andproper body, and must carry their fall oomplement of passengel'l! of an averageweight of 150 lb. The Clerks of the Courae ore empowered to decide whether theserequirements have been complied with._, _J No car which has competed in a oompetition for racing CIlnI in the yeara 1903 or1904 or 1905 will be elilOble for the Tourist Events.~I). WEIGHT.-V'ehicle6 entered for the Racing Auto Cycle Event, the "DailyMail" Cup, the .. Autacar" Cup, and Evente 12 to L 2, must present themselves tothe C1e.rkof the Scales, at the ~ooda yard of the London, Brighton, and South CoastRailway, ou Tueeday, July 18th, at 2 p.m."".6. MARSHALLING VEHICLES.-A oompeting vehicle moat be in the Com·~tora' Eucloeure at lout half an hour before the advertised time of the first heat111 ite Event.

Any Vehicle which is not ready to start when called upon to do so, or which doesnot immediately oomply with the Marshal's inateuctions, may be disqualified.

7. NU6!BERS.-Every Competitor must carry numbers on the two sides and onthe beck of his vehicle. The numbers must be obtained at the Marshal', Office at theCom~titors' Enoloeure on I?roduction of receipt for entry fee and a.Iao weight certifi·cate (if entered for the .Kacing Auto <.:yoleEvent, the" Daily Mail" Cup, the" Auto-car" Cup, and Events I 2 to L 2).8. TRADE NUMBERS.-No Oar carrying a Ma.nnfacturer', or Dealer's General

Identification Mark will be allowed to oompete.9. TIMES.-Tbe actual times in the Tourist Evente will not be pnhliehed, hut an

order of merit will be given with numerical vp.luea.10. INTERPRETATI0N.-ln the event of auy question arising as to the inter.

pretation of these Regulationa, the decision of THB CJ.UBshall be 6nal.

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