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A Brief History of the Austin 7 – Everything You Need To …
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Austin 7 Racing | Austin Seven Cars | Historic 750 Formula
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What's Austin 7 racing really like? A traditional season will start in April and run until October. 12 races will take place over 6 weekends; 10 scratch and 2 standing start handicap races. You can pick and choose what you do. Silverstone, Brands Hatch, Oulton Park, Mallory Park, Anglesey, Cadwell Park, Donington Park often feature on the calendar.
Austin 7 - Wikipedia
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The Austin 7 is an economy car that was produced from 1923 until 1939 in the United Kingdom by Austin. It was nicknamed the "Baby Austin" and was at that time one of the most popular cars produced for the British market and sold well abroad. Its effect on the British market was similar to that of the Model T Ford in the US, replacing most other British economy cars and cyclecars …
The Austin 7 In Motorsport - Unique Cars And Parts
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The Austin Seven in Motorsport In August 1922, in the hands of the works test driver, Lou Kings, the Seven made its competition debut at Shelsley Walsh hill climb. Kings drove a 3.6-litre 20 hp Austin up with the creditable time of 70.2 seconds, then he snorted up in a Seven. His time of 89.8 seconds beat several 1.5-litre cars.
Austin 7 race cars - YouTube
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A look at Austin 7 (1922-1939) race cars from 1990
The Development of the Racing Austin Seven April 1947
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Early in 1931 Sir Malcolm Campbell took with him to Daytona, when he went out to attack the land speed record, a 4-speed Austin Seven with fairly normal racing bodywork. Daytona Beach did not prove very suitable to the little car, but, nevertheless, the Class H mile and kilometre f.s. records were captured, at 94.03 and 93.97 m.p.h. respectively.
Austin 7 Club
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Austin Seven Club Trophies Observed Section Trials (Mud Trials or Sporting Trials in other parts of the world) are an integral part of the Austin 7 Club. Austin 7s are no longer driven in OST competition, except for the odd exhibition run, and trials cars are now highly specialised cars, built to a specific formula & utilising modern components.
Austin 7 Racing at Snetterton - In-car footage - YouTube
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Footage taken from Peartree Hill racings Austin 7 which was raced in the 750 Motor Club Trophy/Triple Challenge series during 2008. The footage was taken with a Go-Pro Camera and video quality has...
Austin 7 Classic Cars for Sale - Classic Trader
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The Austin 7 and Gordon England. E. C. Gordon England was a racing driver and coach builder who built a racing 7, the 'Cup Model' and drove it during the 1923 Brooklands Junior Car Club 200 mile race, smashing five world speed records. In 1924, his company built a replica of this car, the Brookland Super-Sports, which could achieve speeds of up to eighty miles per hour. Gordon …
Historic Motorsport | Austin 7 Racing | Historic 750 Formula
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Historic 750 Formula has a rich racing history, stemming back to 1949 and is the home of Austin 7 racing. We embrace a range of historic racing cars, seen over the decades in the world's longest continually running club Formula - the 750 Formula. This includes an eclectic mix from the 'first car of the people' the humble Austin 7 to the pre-1974 750 Formula cars.
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