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Timetable Saturday 24 August 09:00 Testing Sessions Testing 12:00 E-type Challenge Qualifying 12:35 Historic Formula Junior (Front Engined) Qualifying 13:00 70s Road Sports Qualifying 13:15 Lunch Break - 13:55 Super Touring car Trophy (1990s 2-litre Touring Cars) Qualifying 14:25 Martini Trophy (1970s Prototypes) Qualifying 14:55 Historic Road Sports Qualifying 15:20 Guards Trophy SR (Pre-66 Sportscars) Qualifying 15:55 Guards Trophy GT (Pre-66 GTs) Qualifying 16:30 Historic Formula Junior (Rear Engined) Qualifying Sunday 25 August 09:00 Vintage Bus Tours (untill 11.3) 10:30 Porsche 911 50th Anniversary Parade 12:05 E-type Challenge Race 1 12:50 Historic Formula Junior (Front Engined) Race 2 13:25 70s Road Sports Race 3 14:00 Super Touring car Trophy (1990s 2-litre Touring Cars) Race 4 14:35 Martini Trophy (1970s Prototypes) Race 5 15:10 Historic Road Sports Race 6 15:45 Guards Trophy SR (Pre-66 Sportscars) Race 7 16:40 Guards Trophy GT (Pre-66 GTs) Race 8 17:35 Historic Formula Junior (Rear Engined) Race 9 18:05 Derek Bell Trophy (Historic F2 & F5000)/Classic Formula 3 Qualifying Monday 26 August 08:30 Historic Formula Ford Qualifying 08:55 istoric Formula Ford 2000 Qualifying 09:20 Historic Touring Cars Qualifying 09:45 Classic Racing Cars Qualifying 10:10 500cc F3 Qualifying 10:35 Classic Clubmans Qualifying 11:00 Fiscar (1950s Sportscars) Qualifying 11:30 Derek Bell Trophy (Historic F2 & F5000)/Classic Formula 3 Race 10 12:05 Martini Trophy (1970s Prototypes) Race 11 12:40 Super Touring car Trophy (1990s 2-litre Touring Cars) Race 12 12:45 Spitfire Air Display - 13:00 Lunch Break - 13:40 Historic Formula Ford Race 13 14:15 Historic Formula Ford 2000 Race 14 14:50 Historic Touring Cars Race 15 15:25 Classic Racing Cars Race 16 16:00 Derek Bell Trophy (Historic F2 & F5000)/Classic Formula 3 Race 17 16:35 500cc F3 Race 18 17:10 Classic Clubmans Race 19 17:45 Fiscar (1950s Sportscars) Race 20 www.oultonpark.co.uk Entry Lists E-type Challenge Historic Formula Junior Race 1 (20 mins) (front engine) Race 2 (20 mins) No Driver Hometown Car CC Class 5 John Truslove Redditch 1963 Jaguar E type 3781 B No Driver Hometown Car CC Class 11 Per Anders Jonsson Richmond 1964 Jaguar E-type 3781 B 2 Mark Woodhouse Bromsgrove Elva 100 1098 B2 12 Grahame Bull Fleet 1963 Jaguar E-type 3781 A2 3 Richard Pugh Ledbury Stanguellini 1100 A 17 Robert Farrell Maryport 1962 Jaguar E type 3800 A2 4 Derek Walker Hale Altrincham Terrier Mk IV 1098 B2 30 Colin McKay/Iain Rowley Nr. Maidstone 1962 Jaguar E type 3781 A2 6 Stephen Barlow Driffield BMC Mk1 1100 B2 47 ChrisScragg eadcorn 1962 Jaguar E type 3781 B 13 Tony Pearson Scunthorpe Bandini 1089 A 55 Alistair Dyson Holmfirth 1962 Jaguar E type 3800 A1 15 Simon Goodliff Ipswich Lola Mk2 1097 B2 58 Harry Wyndham London 1962 Jaguar E type 3781 A2 21 David Brand Kings Langley BMC Mk1 1098 B2 60 Peter Lanfranchi Harrogate 1961 Jaguar E type 3781 B 22 Anthony Smith Selby Elva 100 1089 B2 63 Michael Wilkinson Nr Doncaster 1961 Jaguar E type 3781 A2 25 Bernard Brock Knutsford Elva 100 1098 B2 72 Jamie Boot Hope Valley 1964 Jaguar E type 3800 A1 26 Roger Dexter Dunstable Elva 100 1100 B2 80 Sandy Watson/Martin O’Connell Switzerland 1961 Jaguar E type 3800 A1 28 David Bishop Stratford Upon Avon Elva 100 1100 B2 89 Mike Wrigley Ashbourne 1963 Jaguar E-type 3781 A1 29 William Grimshaw Rossendale Moorland Mk1 1086 B2 155 Martin Melling/Graeme Dodd Stafford 1961 Jaguar E type 3781 A1 34 Richard Ellingworth Grantham Gemini 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8 John Cleland Melrose Vauxhall Vectra 2000 B 30 Michael Parden Carnforth TVR 2500 2500 B 12 Jim Pocklington/Kelvin Fletcher Nayland by Wiston Vauxhall Cavalier Gsi 2000 INV 37 Gerald Pearce Rotherham Porsche 914 2000 D 22 Ric Wood Stockport Ford Capri 3400 G 41 Howard Bentham Antrobus Lotus Elan 1558 C 23 Derek Palmer Lesmahagow Nissan Primera 1998 A 42 Bill Braithwaite Wigan Lotus Europa 1558 C 32 Kingsley Ingram Poynton Mazda 323F 1998 B 44 Alan Harper Milverton Lotus Elan S4 1558 C 41 Max Goff Brigstock BMW M3 2000 C 46 Oliver Ford Brentford Lotus Europa 1558 C 55 Tom Andrew/Paul Andrew Burton Alfa Romeo 155 1998 B 47 Paul Aslett Taunton Jaguar Xjs 5343 H 70 Stewart Whyte Auchtrader Honda Accord 2000 A 50 Chris Alford Silverstone MG Midget 1300 F 77 David Jarman Stroud Nissan Primera 1998 A 56 Sarah Hutchison Reading Lancia Beta 2000 D 57 Mark Oldfield Banbury Porsche 924 1962 H 79 Mark Jones Warrington Vauxhall Cavalier 1998 B 58 Robert Barter Oxford Jensen Healey 1973 D 59 Ralph 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