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Royal Automobile Club Woodcote Trophy Silverstone Classic 20-22 July 2018 Royal Automobile Club Woodcote Trophy Silverstone Classic 20-22 July 2018 Race No Car Model Year cc Colour Driver 1 Surname Nat Driver 2 Surname Nat WT1 - Under 1500cc Drum Brakes 31 Connaught ALSR 1954 1484 Green Paul Griffin GB 39 Cooper T39 Bobtail 1955 1460V Green Robi Bernberg GB Paul Ugo GB 50 Lotus Mk VI 1955 1098 Aluminium John Cleland GB WT2 - Under 2000cc Drum Brakes 4 Frazer Nash Mille Miglia 1951 2000V Green Philip Champion GB Sam Stretton GB 6 Cooper Bristol T24/25 1953 1971V Maroon John Ure GB Nick Wigley GB 33 Cooper Bristol 1952 1971 Green/Yellow Chris Phillips GB Oliver Phillips GB 34 Cooper Bristol T25 1953 1980 Green Malcolm Harrison GB Patrick Watts GB 85 Lister Bristol Flat Iron 1955 1991V Silver Stephen Bond GB 128 Ferrari 500 TRC 1956 1984 Yellow/Black David Cottingham GB James Cottingham GB 198 AC Ace Bristol 1957 1971 Silver Kevin Kivlochan GB WT3 - Under 3000cc Drum Brakes 15 Maserati 250S 1957 2490 Red Richard Wilson GB Martin Stretton GB 16 Aston Martin DB2 1952 2995 Black Christopher Jolly GB 25 Aston Martin DB2/4 MkI 1954 2922 Blue Nick Ruddell GB 37 Aston Martin DB2/4 1954 2600 Grey Chris Drake GB 53 Aston Martin DB2 1952 2992 Maroon David Reed GB Peter Snowdon GB WT3a - Under 3000cc Disc Brakes 3 Aston Martin DB3S 1954 2922 Green Wolfgang Friedrichs D Simon Hadfield GB 10 Lotus Mk X 1955 1971 Red Malcolm Paul GB Rick Bourne GB 18 Austin-Healey 100M 1955 2660 White/Blue Robert Rawe GB Kerry Wilson GB 41 Austin-Healey 100M 1954 2660 Cream/Blue Nick Brayshaw GB Sam Tordoff GB 45 Austin-Healey 100M 1955 2703V Red/White Paul Mortimer GB Jonathan Mortimer GB 56 Lister Maserati 1956 2000 Green/Yellow Nick Riley GB 58 Austin-Healey 100 Le Mans 1955 2600 White Jason Minshaw GB Andy Willis GB 98 Austin-Healey 100/4 1954 2660V Red/Grey Nick Matthews GB 120 Austin-Healey 100/4 1955 2660 Red Jonathan Abecassis GB WT4 - Over 3000cc Drum Brakes 8 HWM Sports Racing 1954 3400 Green Martin Hunt GB Patrick Blakeney-Edwards GB 14 Jaguar C-type 1951 3442V Green John Brown GB Charlie Brown GB 20 Jaguar C-type 1953 3442 Green Rüdiger Friedrichs D 23 RGS Atalanta 1952 3400 Green Barry Wood GB 24 Jaguar XK120 Ecurie Ecosse 1951 3442V Blue Steve Ward GB Josh Ward GB 29 HWM Cadillac 1954 5420 Green Richard Woolmer GB James Cottingham GB 68 Jaguar XK140 FHC 1955 3442 Grey Marc Gordon GB 99 Jaguar XK140 FHC 1956 3442V Green João Mira-Gomes PT WT4a - Over 3000cc Disc Brakes 9 Jaguar D-type 1955 3442V Green Benjamin Eastick GB Karl Jones GB 11 Cooper T38 1955 3442V Blue Frederic Wakeman GB Patrick Blakeney-Edwards GB 12 Jaguar D-type 1955 3442 Green Steve Brooks GB 17 Jaguar D-type 1955 3442 Black Gary Pearson GB John Pearson GB 36 Jaguar D-type 1955 3400 Green Rod Barrett GB Jay Shepherd GB 54 Cooper Jaguar T33 1954 3442 Silver Derek Hood GB Chris Ward GB Invitation Class 453 Ferrari 500 TRC 1957 2995 Red/Blue Jason Yates GB Ben Mitchell GB Entry List @ 02/07/2018.
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