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Provisional Entry List Silverstone International Trophy 20Th May 2017 Provisional Entry List 98 Kevin Kivlochan Morgan Plus 8 111 William Plant Morgan Plus 8 Silverstone International Trophy 134 Karl Wetherell Triumph TR4 20th May 2017 - 21st May 2017 177 Barry Davison Lotus Elan S3 Issued 10.05.17 V2 Race 3 HSCC Historic Formula Ford in Association with Avon Tyres, Supported by Radio Caroline and Titan Historic Racing. Race sponsored by SpeedSport Gallery Race 1 and 8 HSCC/FJHRA Silverline Historic Formula Junior 1 Callum Grant Merlyn Mk20a Championship 2 Alison Langridge Lotus 61 3 Justin Fleming Lola Mk2 3 Benn Simms (Res 2) Jomo JMR 7 8 Alex Morton Condor SII 5 Ian Pearson Lotus 61 9 Mark Haynes Nota FJ 6 Stuart Baird Merlyn Mk11A 14 Crispian Besley Cooper T56 8 Andrew Mansell Merlyn Mk11A 26 Roger Dexter Elva 100 9 Michael Mallock (Res 6) Mallock U2 Mk9 30 Trevor Griffiths Emeryson FJ 11 Roy Siergiejew Macon Mk8 33 Stuart Tizzard Lotus 18 12 Nick Pancisi Titan Mk5 34 Marcus Gordon Envoy Proto 1 13 Stuart Kestenbaum Crossle 16F 37 Andrew Taylor Cooper T56 14 Neil Shinner Merlyn Mk20 38 Gil Duffy Kieft FJ 15 Matthew Wrigley Merlyn Mk11A/20 39 Simon Durling Lotus 18 17 Brian Morris Lola T202 41 Peter Fenichel Cooper T56 18 Bill Cowing Ginetta G18B 43 Ian Simmonds Envoy Mk1 19 Stephen King Macon MR8 46 Chris Alford Elva 200 20 Kevin Stanzl Crossle 20F 47 Richard Utley Caravelle Mk1 21 Ross Drybrough Merlyn Mk20 AS 48 Jim Blockley Caravelle Mk2 22 Tim Brise Merlyn Mk20 53 Sam Wilson Lotus 20/22 23 Martin Haines (Res 10) Merlyn MK20 58 Richard Smeeton Wainer 25 Ian Fernihough Merlyn Mk11a 59 Peter De La Roche BMC Mk2 26 John Slack Lola T200 60 Nick Daunt Taraschi FJ 27 Dick Dixon Lotus 61 61 Simon Diffey Lotus 20 28 Michael Wales Merlyn Mk20A 66 Cameron Jackson Brabham BT2 29 Donald Laird Elden Mk8 73 Noel Woodford Gemini Mk3A 30 Cliff Gray Lotus 51b 75 Pete Morton Lightning Envoyette 31 John Emery (Res 7) Lola T200 76 John Rees Lotus 22 32 Nigel Adams Lotus 61 78 Benn Tilley Lotus 22 36 Rob Smith Merlyn Mk20 79 Michael Hibberd Lotus 22 37 Will Nuthall Jamun T2 82 Andrew Garside Lotus 20/22 39 Michael Richings Alexis Mk15 84 Mark Woodhouse Lotus 20/22 40 Sam Mitchell Merlyn Mk20 85 John Chisholm Gemini Mk3a 42 Cormac Flanagan Alexis Mk14 86 Steve Jones Cooper T67 44 Sam Binfield Titan Mk6 89 Mark Pangborn Lotus 20B 46 Stuart Dix Cooper Chinook 90 Andrew Hayden Envoy Mk2 47 Louis Hanjoul (Res 3) Elden Mk8/10 93 Rudolf Ernst PBA MkII 48 Benn Tilley Merlyn Mk20 95 Robs Lamplough Brabham BT2 49 Harvey Sykes Crossle 20F 97 Hans Ciers Lotus 20 50 John Roberts Merlyn Mk11A 98 Chris Merrick Cooper T59 53 Richard Tarling Jamun T2 99 Mark Shaw Brabham BT6 54 Alex Meek Merlyn Mk20A 138 Pierre Guichard Faccioli FJ 55 Roger Arnold Merlyn Mk20 140 Michael Ashley-Brown Britannia 56 Roland Svensson Merlyn Mk17 167 Ned Spieker Brabham BT6 58 Michael Grant Peterkin Brabham BT21 59 Les Beards Nike Mk6 Race 2 HSCC Historic Road Sports supported by Witchampton Garage 60 James Buckton Crossle 16F 1 Dick Coffey Turner Mk1 63 Matthew Sturmer Macon MR8 2 Ian Jacobs Fiat 124 Spider 64 Cameron Jackson (Res 9) Merlyn Mk20 3 Philip Goddard Morgan Plus 8 66 Andrew Wiggins Titan Mk6 4 Costas Michael Sunbeam Alpine 71 Alan Cook (Res 5) Mallock Mk9 5 Peter Shaw Lotus Elan S1 72 Alistair Littlewood Merlyn Mk20A 6 Johan Denekamp TVR Tuscan 73 Ed Thurston Elden Mk8 7 Teifion Salisbury Lotus S2 75 Daniel Pickett Merlyn Mk20 10 Ian Ross Ginetta G15 77 Chris Sharples Palliser WDF1 20 Jamie Mason Turner Mk2 78 Geoff Underwood Merlyn Mk20 22 Tony Davis Austin Healey Sprite 81 James Lovett Lola T200 26 John Davison Lotus Elan S1 82 Lee Penson (Res 8) Lotus 51A 30 Robin Pearce Morgan Plus 8 87 Nelson Rowe (Res 4) Crossle 20F 37 Mervyn Selwyn Lotus Elan S3 88 Chris Stuart Elden Mk8 42 Larry Tucker MG Ashley GT 94 Michael O'Brien Merlyn Mk20 45 Barry Ashdown Lotus Elan 95 Fraser Collins Merlyn 11A 52 Timothy Helliwell MG B 97 Robert Tusting Lola T200 53 Adrian Gilbert Lotus Elan S3 98 Adrian Richards Merlyn Mk17 55 Nick Savage Chevrolet Camaro 156 Rachel Arnold Merlyn Mk20 66 Rob Fenn Ford Mustang 177 Peter Hannam (Res 1) Nike Mk6 77 Jeremy Mortimer MG B 84 Ian Burford Ginetta G4 88 Paul Brown MG B 91 Richard Owen Triumph TR2 HSCC Office 10/05/17 Page 1 of 4. Race 4 and 10 HSCC Derek Bell Trophy 75 Adrian Langridge Dastle Mk10 1 Martyn Donn Lola T760 77 Ian Flux March 783 5 Chris Atkinson Surtees TS8 78 Jeremy Caine Lola T580 7 Neil Glover Chevron B37 82 Paul Smith Ralt RT3 17 Michael Bletsoe-Brown Chevron B27 93 Rudolf Ernst Ralt RT1 22 Mark Dwyer Lola T332 97 Benjamin Tusting Martini MK34 30 Paul Campfield Chevron B24 98 Rodney Toft Van Diemen RF82 40 Steven Chaplin Lola T332 120 Harry Bishop Crossle 56F 41 David Mercer March 73B 147 Louis Hanjoul Argo JM1 44 Philip Hall March 752 50 Clive Wood Chevron B34 Race 7 HSCC Classic Racing Cars combined with 56 Max Smith Hilliard Fittipaldi F5A Historic Formula 3 for race 7 only 65 Jamie Brashaw March 73A 4 Mike Painter Brabham BT16 71 Simon Taylor Chevron B28 5 Mark Goodyear Lotus 59 74 Frank Lyons Gurney Eagle FA74 8 Michael Flewitt Mclaren M4a 77 Richard Evans March 742 9 Robs Lamplough Winkelman Wdb-2 93 Rudolf Ernst March 752 19 Chris Helliwell Cooper T75 21 Lorraine Gathercole March 712 Race 5 HSCC 70's Road Sports Championship 61 Steve Worrad Palliser WDB4 4 Ken Rorrison Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV 67 Nick Pancisi March 712 7 David Tomkinson Triumph Spitfire 81 Julian Stokes Tecno F2 11 Howard Payne Lotus Europa 85 Freddie Lillingston-Price Merlyn Mk11 12 Neil Brown Lotus Eclat 114 Phil Nelson Hawke DL2B 13 Michael Caine TVR 3000M Race 7 and 14 Historic Formula 3 Championship 14 Chris Baxter Lotus Seven S4 2 Barry Sewell Lotus 41 15 Charlie Ugo Ferrari 308 GT4 6 Leif Bosson Brabham BT28 16 Richard Grube Porsche 914-6 10 Paul Waine De Sanctis F3 69 18 Martin Dyson Triumph GT6 Mk3 11 Ian Bankhurst Alexis Mk8 19 Will Leverett Lotus Europa 14 Jon Milicevic Brabham BT21B 20 Mark Leverett Lotus Elan 25 Andrew Hibberd Brabham BT18 24 Charles Barter Datsun 240Z 26 Steve Seaman Brabham BT21 27 Chris Fisher MG Arkley 34 Jim Blockley Brabham BT21B-16 28 Chris Baines Porsche 924 46 Steve Smith Chevron B15 30 John Williams Porsche 911SC 50 Jim Timms Brabham BT21B 33 Matt Nichols TVR 3000M 57 Simon Haughton Chevron B15 36 Daniel Pickett Morgan Plus 8 63 Christoph Widmer Brabham BT18A 40 Richard Attwood Porsche 928 65 Peter Thompson Brabham BT21 45 Rupert Ashdown Lotus Elan 69 Greg Thruston Brabham BT21B 49 Pete Richards Clan Crusader 77 Francois Derossi Chevron B17 51 Julian Barter Lotus Elan S4 82 Marcus Mussa Tecno F3 55 Steve Bellerby TVR 3000M 87 Peter Barclay Brabham BT15 57 Mark Oldfield Lancia Monte Carlo 88 Michael Scott Brabham BT28 61 Lawrence Alexander Alfa Romeo GTV 89 Mark Pangborn Brabham BT28 65 Steve Cooke Lotus 7 S4 96 Keith Messer Vesey Ford 70 Steve Skipworth Lotus Europa 99 Paul Kite Brabham BT21 72 Jim Dean Lotus Europa 73 Peter Sloan Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV Race 9 GT & Sports Car Cup 74 Simon Adkins Alfa GTV 1 Martyn Corfield 76 David Erwin Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV Jeremy Welch Austin Healey 3000 100 Drew Nicholson Alfa Romeo GTV / GT Junior 4 Robs Lamplough 112 Johan Denekamp Marcos 1800 GT James Lovett 131 Mark Bennett MGB Neil Fowler Lola Mk I 7 Richard Squire Michael Squire Sunbeam Tiger Le Mans Race 6 and 12 Classic Formula 3 Championship Supported by MB 10 Andrew McAlpine Lotus 11 Racing Wheels inc. URS Classic Formula Ford 2000 11 Rick Haythornthwaite 1 Simon Jackson Chevron B43 Andy Keith-Lucas Lotus 11 MkI 7 Richard Trott Chevron B43 15 Michael Malone 8 David Thorburn Ralt RT3 Rob Hall Lotus 15 11 Stuart Boyer Van Diemen RF82 16 Julian Balme Triumph TR4 17 Keith White Ralt RT1 23 Paul Bason 20 Gaius Ghinn Ralt RT3 Ewan Bason Lotus Elite 22 Jon Finch Van Diemen RF82 28 Bob Binfield 23 Colin Painter Oliroy C1 Sam Binfield Gilbern 1800 GT 24 Drew Cameron Van Diemen RF83 32 Laurence Jacobsen 27 Glenn Eagling Ensign 73-F3-17 Tim Jacobsen MGB 31 Stephen Pegram Ralt RT1 33 Alex Bell 34 Peter Finnigan Van Diemen RF82 Nigel Greensall Austin Healey 3000 35 Marc Mercer Van Diemen RF82 34 Brian Lambert 36 Dave Karaskas Crossle 51F Barbara Lambert MGB 38 Hugh Price Chevron B38 35 Stuart Morley 41 David Mercer Reynard SF78 James Morley 44 Paul Tonkin Brabham BT41 Clive Morley MGB 47 Andy Langridge March 733 37 Beverley Phillips 57 Chris Levy Van Diemen RF83 Chris Phillips 70 Richard Smeeton Modus M1 Oliver Phillips MGB HSCC Office 10/05/17 Page 2 of 4. 40 Anthony Galliers-Pratt Ben Cussons Porsche 911 25 Michael Hibberd/ Lotus 23B 41 Steve Jones Andrew Hibberd Robert Barrie Porsche 911 27 Mark Halstead/ Crossle 9S 42 Peter Tognola Stuart McPherson Steve Monk Porsche 911 32 Charlie Allison Chevron B8 45 Miguel do Valle 34 James Schryver Chevron B8 Francisco Gomes MGB 34 Karl Wetherell/ Triumph TR4 47 Malcolm Paul Ben Ferguson Rick Bourne TVR Grantura Mk III 36 Andrew Garside Lotus Elan GTS 48 Joe Ward 37 Mike Gardiner/ TVR Griffith Richard Bull TVR Grantura Mk III Dan Cox 49 Colin Elstrop 38 Paul Ugo/ Chevron B8 Helen Elstrop TVR Grantura Mk III Robi Bernberg 53 Crispin Harris 41 Brian Casey Lenham P69 James Wilmoth Austin Healey 3000 42 Mark Colman/ Chevron B8 54 Tony Bianchi Charlie Colman Pia Bianchi Austin Healey 3000 43 Craig Jones/ Elva Mk7 S 55 Theo Hunt Adam Jones Mike Grant-Peterkin Austin Healey 3000 46 Mike Whitaker TVR Griffith 56 David Smithies 48 Richard Grube MG B Jack Chatham Austin Healey 3000 49 Michael Schryver Chevron B6 58 Mark Pangborn 50 Kristy Brooks/ Lotus Elan Harvey Woods Austin Healey 3000 Bob Brooks 60 Carl Richardson 55 Peter Shaw/ Lotus Elan GTS Andrew Bentley Morgan
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