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The Denly, le Vack and Spring line up (Perry Barwick).


realised he was not cut out to be a top-line racer. He made his mark by setting up a successful team of racers, foremost of whom was... Bert Denly. Tim climbed aboard the Norton sidecar outfit LPD 1 which has a genuine Driscoll-tuned engine. Jonathan Spring, another grandson, knelt in the ‘chair’. Jonathan confessed that the motor-


cycling DNA had not extended to him, but he too enjoyed making direct contact with his family past. Tim, on the other hand, is an active motorcyclist. Brooklands may have its ghosts, but for one motorcycling day, certainly the spirits of Brooklands racing families were alive, present and back in the saddle.


John Davies does some energetic flag work to send Ian Dabney up the Test Hill on the famous Cotton-JAP (Perry Barwick).


Racing away every weekend in July July was the busiest month ever for the Motorcy- cle Team, with at least one event every weekend through the month.


The action started with the Brooklands Motor- cycle Show in the first weekend. The team marshalled over 600 visiting bikes on a day that attracted more than 2,400 visitors. The Woking


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and Sam Beare Hospice provided a helmet park that raised just over £200 for their charity. The tone for the day was set when Eddie


Wallbank arrived on his immaculate Vincent and sidecar, ‘The Fast Lady’, towing a trailer on which was a rare three-cylinder Honda. He parked the outfit next to Eric Patterson’s famous ‘Viscount’ record-breaker while Eric rode his 2016 Brough


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