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Race Programs PDF 762Kb The Klemantaski Collection PO Box 8204 Stamford, CT 06905-8204 U.S.A. TEL: (203 461-9804 / FAX: (203) 968-2970 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.klemcoll.com Blog: klemcoll.wordpress.com LIST OF PROGRAMS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS The following list of documents in our library includes programs (although not always complete), regulations, entry lists and press reports, to the extent noted for each event. Some of these documents are copies as noted. The date of the event is given in parentheses (in month/day form). For information as to our photographic coverage of an event, please refer to our Venue List for additional information. We are willing upon request to supply copies of any of these documents by email or fax and usually without charge. YEAR / VENUE DOCUMENTS 1924 French Grand Prix, Lyon (8/2-3) Program 1925 A.I.A.C.R. Regulations 200 Miles Race, Brooklands (9/26) Program Brooklands Races (4/5) Program Brooklands Races (5/24) Program 1926 British Grand Prix, Brooklands (8/7) Program 1927 British Grand Prix, Brooklands (10/1) Program 200 Miles Race, Brooklands (10/15) Program 11/7/20 YEAR / VENUE DOCUMENTS 1928 A.I.A.C.R. Regulations 1929 Monaco Grand Prix (4/29) Results. reports Le Mans 24 Hours (6/15-16) Program Irish Int’l Grand Prix, Phoenix Park (7/12-13) Program Brooklands Races (9/21) Program 500 Miles Race, Brooklands (10/12) Program Brooklands Year Book –– 1930 Monaco Grand Prix (4/6) Program, results, reports Irish Int’l Grand Prix, Phoenix Park (7/18-19) Program Brooklands Year Book –– 1931 Monaco Grand Prix (4/19) Results, reports Double 12 Hour Race, Brooklands (5/8-9) Program, regulations, results Irish Int’l Grand Prix, Phoenix Park (6/5-6) Program Le Mans 24 Hours (6/13-14) Regulations Brooklands Year Book –– 1932 Monaco Grand Prix (2/27) Program, results, reports Brooklands Automobile Racing Club Rules J.C.C. British 1000 Miles Race, Brooklands (6/3-4) Program Le Mans 24 Hours (6/18-19) Program, regulations Brooklands Year Book –– 1933 Monte Carlo Rally (1/21-29) Program Monaco Grand Prix (4/23) Program, results, reports French Grand Prix, Montlhéry (6/11) Program Le Mans 24 Hours (6/17-18) Program, regulations Circuit de Dieppe (7/16) Program Brooklands Year Book –– 1934 Monaco Grand Prix (4/2) Program, results, reports Le Mans 24 Hours (6/16-17) Regulations, results 2 YEAR / VENUE DOCUMENTS 1934 Belgian Grand Prix, Spa-Francorchamps (7/29) Program Brooklands Races (8/6) Program International Races, Donington (10/6) Program Kesselberg Hillclimb (6/17) Program Derby & District Motor Club Rules Brooklands Yearbook –– 1935 Monte Carlo Rally (January) Program Donington Park Races (4/13) Program copy Monaco Grand Prix (4/22) Program, results, reports Le Mans 24 Hours Regulations, results Light Car Road Race, Donington (7/13) Program Circuit de Dieppe (7/20) Program, results 500 Miles Race (9/21) Program Brooklands Year Book –– 1936 Monte Carlo Rally (January) Program Brooklands Races (3/14) Program Brooklands Races (4/13) Program Monaco Grand Prix (4/13) Program, results, reports Dancer’s End Hillclimb (5/10) Program Le Mans 24 Hours (6/13-14) Regulations 500 Miles Race (9/19) Program Donington Grand Prix (10/3) Program (2), reports Brooklands Year Book –– 1937 Coronation Trophy, Crystal Palace (4/24) Program copy Brooklands Races (5/1) Program Dancer’s End Hillclimb (5/9) Program Light Car Road Race, Donington (6/12) Program Le Mans 24 Hours (6/19-20) Program, regulations International Trophy, Brooklands (8/2) Program copy Poole Speed Trials (8/7) Report Monaco Grand Prix (8/8) Program, results, reports Lewes Speed Trials (8/21) Program copy J.C.C. 200 Miles Race, Donington (8/28) Entry report Donington Grand Prix (10/2) Program, entry report, reports 3 YEAR / VENUE DOCUMENTS 1937 Brooklands Year Book –– 1938 Exeter Trial (1/7-8) Program copy Croydon Driving Tests (March) Report Brooklands Races (3/12) Entry report Brooklands Rally (3/26) Program copy Syston Speed Trials (3/19) Report Coronation Trophy, Crystal Palace (4/2) Entry report British Empire Trophy, Donington (4/9) Program, program copy, results Brooklands Races (4/18) Report Blackpool Rally (4/26-30) Program copy International Trophy, Brooklands (5/7) Program copy Dancer’s End Hill-climb (5/8) Program, Report Prescott Hill-climb (5/15) Program copy Donington Races (5/14) Report Sydenham Trophy, Crystal Palace (5/21) Report Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb (5/28) Entry report Brooklands Races (6/6) Entry report Le Mans 24 Hours (6/18-19) Regulations London Grand Prix, Crystal Palace (6/25) Program copy Donington Races (6/24) Report Brighton Speed Trials (7/2) Program French Grand Prix (7/3) Program, report Prescott Hill-climb (7/3) Program copy Brighton Speed Trials (7/3) Report Lewes Speed Trials (7/9) Program Wetherby Speed Trials (7/10) Reports Nuffield Trophy, Donington (7/9) Report German Grand Prix, Nürburgring (7/24) Program Brooklands Races (8/1) Program, entry report Poole Speed Trials (8/6) Report Crystal Palace Cup (8/13) Program copy Swiss Grand Prix, Bern (8/20-21) Program, report Tourist Trophy, Donington (9/3) Report Dancer’s End Hillclimb (9/4) Program Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb (9/10) Program copy 12 Hours of Paris (9/11) Regulations Brooklands Races (9/17) Program copy Brooklands Races (9/24) Report 4 YEAR / VENUE DOCUMENTS 1938 Prescott Hill-climb (September) Program copy Imperial Trophy, Crystal Palace (10/8) Program copy International Meeting, Brooklands (10/15) Entry report Donington Grand Prix (10/22) Entry report London to Brighton Run (11/20) Program copy Brooklands Year Book –– 1939 Brooklands Races (3/11) Program, report Syston Park (3/18) Report British Empire Trophy, Donington (4/1) Program, report Brooklands Races (4/10) Program, report Stanley Cup, Crystal Palace (4/15) Program copy Brighton Rally (4/25-29) Program copy J.C.C. International Trophy, Brooklands (5/6) Entry report Dancer’s End Hill-climb (5/7) Program, Report Salzkammergut Race (5/7) Entry list Prescott Hill-climb (5/14) Program copy Sydenham Trophy, Crystal Palace (5/20) Program copy, report Beechwood Speed Trials (5/21) Program Donington Races (5/20) Report Beechwood Speed Trials (5/21) Report Brooklands Races (5/29) Program, entry report Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb (6/3) Program copy Blackpool Rally (6/10-11) Entry report Nuffield Trophy, Donington (6/10) Entry report Le Mans 24 Hours (6/17-18) Regulations, entry report, reports Donington Races (6/24) Program Beechwood Speed Trials (6/25) Report Voralpenfahrt Race (6/25) Entry list Crystal Palace races (7/1) Entry report Donington Races (7/1) Report Wetherby Speed Trials (7/5) Report Brooklands Races (7/8) Program copy French Grand Prix (7/9) Program, report Lewes Speed Trials (7/15) Report Albi Grand Prix (7/16) Report Backwell Hill-climb (7/22) Report Prescott Hill-climb (7/30) Entry report, program copy Campbell Trophy, Brooklands (8/7) Program, report 5 YEAR / VENUE DOCUMENTS 1939 Lewes Speed Trials (8/19) Program copy Imperial Trophy, Crystal Palace (8/26) Program copy Donington Grand Prix (9/30) (canceled) Regulations R.A.C. Fixtures List –– Brooklands Year Book –– 1945 Coupe de Paris (Coupe des Prisonniers) (9/9) Program 1946 Elstree Speed Trials (4/22) Program copy, report Prescott Hill-climb (5/19) Program Gransden Lodge (6/15) Program Grand Prix des Nations, Geneva (7/21) Program, reports Prescott Hill-climb (7/28) Program Brighton Speed Trials (8/24) Program Prescott Hill-climb (8/31) Program West Court Speed Trial (9/15) Program Prescott Hill-climb (9/22) Program Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb (10/5) Program London to Brighton Run (11/17) Program 1947 Jersey Road Race (5/8) Program copy Grand Prix Automobile Lausanne (5/10) Entry list Prescott Hill-climb (5/11) Program Grand Prix des Frontières, Chimay (5/25) Report Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb (6/1) Program Prescott Hill-climb (6/15) Program Gransden Lodge (7/13) Program Prescott Hill-climb (7/20) Program Ulster Trophy, Ballyclare (8/9) Program, entry list British Empire Trophy, Douglas (8/10) Entry list Prescott Hill-climb (8/30) Program Brighton Speed Trials (9/1) Program, results Poole Speed Trials (9/6) Program Prescott Hill-climb (9/14) Program French Grand Prix, Lyon (9/21) Entry list, report Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb (9/27) Program 6 YEAR / VENUE DOCUMENTS 1948 Luton Hoo Speed Trials (3/29) Entry list Prescott Hill-climb (5/9) Program, entry list copy Grand Prix des Frontières, Chimay (5/16) Program, entry list copy Monaco Grand Prix (5/16) Reports British Empire Trophy (5/25) Entry list copy Brighton Hill-climb (6/5) Program, results Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb (6/12) Program copy Bo’ness Speed Trial (6/26) Program Eastbourne Rally (7/4) Entry report Spa-Francorchamps 24 Hours (7/10-11) Entry list copy Prescott Hill-climb (7/18) Program, entry list copy Great Auclum Speed Trial (7/25) Program Lulsgate, Bristol Entry list copy Prescott Hill-climb (8/2) Program Prijs van Zandvoort (8/7) Entry list copy Brighton Speed Trials (8/4) Program, report Bentley Driving School (8/5) Report 12 Hours of Paris, Montlhéry (9/12) Program Prescott Hill-climb (9/12) Entry list copy Goodwood Races (9/18) Program, results Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb (9/25) Entry list British Grand Prix, Silverstone (10/2) Program, entry list copy Weston-super-Mare Speed Trials (10/9) Report Poole Speed Trials (10/16) Report London to Brighton Run (11/14) Program 1949 Monte Carlo Rally (1/24) Program V.S.C.C. Speed Trials, Silverstone (4/23) Program Goodwood Races (4/18) Entry list copy Jersey Road Race, Jersey (4/28) Entry list copy British Grand Prix, Silverstone (5/14) Program, entry list copy Prescott Hill-climb (5/22) Program British Empire Trophy (5/26) Program, entry list copy Goodwood Races Entry list copy Blandford Speed Hill-climb (5/28) Program Veteran C.C.
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