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Ralph Brough guides a crew from German television


around the Napier-Railton (David Nagle).


The Napier-Railton waiting to start its final hill climb of the weekend (David Nagle).


Allan Winn made some spirited runs during the Festival (John Retter).


together with its white-overalled attendants, was the centre of attention. Despite being a relatively new addition to the volunteer team, Allan Winn drove the car impressively over seven runs across the four days of the Festival from 12th-15th July, but some of the greatest excitement for visitors


was seeing the car start and manoeuvre out of the paddock. As the 24-litre Napier Lion aero engine sparked to life, crowds flocked from all around, including various television and social media channels.


David Nagle


FARNBOROUGH INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW – 20TH – 22ND JULY


F


or the second weekend in succession the Brooklands Museum team of staff and volun-


teers decanted out of Weybridge and took some of the Museum’s most impressive objects and activities on the road; this time for the ‘Futures’ and public days of the Farnborough International


28 News


Airshow. Packed with pioneering aircraft and fascinating pieces of aviation engineering as well as activities to keep the kids happy, a little piece of Brooklands was transported to this most famous aviation event. From early British aviators to Concorde, 80 years of aviation design, testing


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