158 Jack Brabham, Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart-signed World Sporting Club dinner menu, the signatures of the three Guests of Honour in ink upon the front cover of the Dinner-Boxing Evening Menu / Programme held at Grosvenor House in London’s Park Lane on Monday 23 March 1970
157 1951 Ulster Trophy Race programme signed by Guiseppe Farina, Louis Chiron and others, the ink signatures also including Yves Giraud-Cabantous, Baron Toulo de Graffenreid, Henri Louveau, Reg Parnell, Louis Rosier and Peter Walker, each one on or next to their personal biography, also Hector Graham elsewhere, the 64- page 2 June 1951 Dundrod programme with notation
The Ulster Trophy was won by the first ever, official reigning F1 World Champion, Guiseppe Farina, driving an Alfa Romeo 158. Reg Parnell encouraged home supporters by taking second place for Tony Vandervell, while Mike Hawthorn won the handicap race for sports cars in his pre-war Riley Sprite. £250 - 350
Earlier that month Jack Brabham had won the South African Grand Prix to became the only driver ever to win a F1 Grand Prix in three separate decades: the nineteen-fifties, sixties and seventies. £200 - 250
160 James Hunt and Niki Lauda- signed 1975 Silverstone Formula 1 programme,
the ‘autographs’-titled page bearing ballpoint pen signatures of both drivers and team owner Ken Tyrrell, the 60- page A5 programme for the 27th Daily Express International Trophy on 13 April 1975 with some results notation, plus ‘Racing Pits’ and ‘Special Trackside’ event admission tickets (3)
159 Graham Hill-signed motor trade invitation card,
the occasion a car showroom opening ceremony, his ballpoint pen signature above a chequered flag motif: sold with other motor dealers literature including a Morris Minor Operation Manual 1934 Edition, a Shell Lubrication Service clipboard, a National Benzole enameled metal pin badge, two large Ford Futura wall calendars for 1984 & 1985, literature and press release material from Ford and Opel (11) £100 - 150
The Austrian’s Ferrari won this race, but only after the Englishman’s car, privately entered by Lord Hesketh, broke down having led for over half distance. Hunt would beat Lauda in the Dutch GP later that year and their subsequent rivalry is now immortalised by Hollywood director Ron Howard’s new film “Rush”, which recounts Niki Lauda’s extraordinary return to fight James Hunt for the 1976 F1 World Championship, after receiving the last-rights following a fiery crash in the German GP. £200 - 300
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