On a recent trip to Brooklands I noticed the Clive Lones Morgan description included a line that reads :-
"It (the Morgan) was also the 'C' Car in all Light Car Club Races from 1931 to 1935."
Can any one enlighten me to what a 'C' Car might be ?
Thanking you in anticipation of your responses.
What was a 'C' Car in Light Car Club Races ?
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arttidesco
, Mar 16 2012 10:53
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#1
Posted 16 March 2012 - 10:53
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Posted 16 March 2012 - 12:01
On a recent trip to Brooklands I noticed the Clive Lones Morgan description included a line that reads :-
"It (the Morgan) was also the 'C' Car in all Light Car Club Races from 1931 to 1935."
Can any one enlighten me to what a 'C' Car might be ?
Thanking you in anticipation of your responses.
The races mentioned were Relay Races, each team having a number, and each car a letter suffix. The most powerful car was usually the "A" car.
Clive Lones Morgan used a 730cc engine whereas the other team cars used 1100cc, hence Lones's was the "C" car. I have the full details of how the races were run if you wish, or you could buy or borrow a second hand copy of "Morgan Sweeps the Board" which I co-authoured with Dennis Rushton way back in the 1970s.
Hope this helps
Jake Alderson
#3
Posted 16 March 2012 - 12:31
Thanks for your response Jake, I get the picture, I'll add Morgan Sweeps the Board to my "to find and read' list