Modern 3-wheeler Ready to Blast off Up the Brooklands Hill

One of the modern 3-wheelers waiting to be released up the Brooklands Hill.

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Morgans Hill climbing at Brooklands

The Brookland's Hill climb is still a popular challenge for all types and ages of Morgan.

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Concorde at the Entrance to Brooklands Museum

This 40% scale model of Concorde (reg. G-CONC) was installed at the entrance to Brooklands Museum in 2007, after spending 20 years on display at the entrance to Heathrow Airport.

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Morgan Day at Brooklands and Some Interesting Cars Arriving

The Annual Morgan Day at Brooklands and cars of various ages and various Morgan styles are arriving.

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Modern 3-wheelers Lined up at Brooklands

Morgan's 3-wheelers are still popular 100 years after the model was first introduced. These are modern ones, lined up by their proud owners.

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Morgans Lined up in Front of the Brooklands Hill

4 wheeled Morgans of all ages on display in front of the Brooklands Hill.

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Very Early 3-wheelers, approx 100 Years Old

Some of the earliest chain-driven 3-wheelers are 100 years old and the basic format still works and is still popular today.

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Bentley Continental GT Driving by the Old Brooklands Banking

I thought it very fortunate that a Bentley sports car should be driving by as I was photographing the very spot on the Brooklands motor racing circuit where their histories were so intertwined. This was the first purpose built motor racing track in the world, which opened in 1907. Bentley Motors began producing cars in 1919 and spent much time developing and racing them here. There are a number of famous paintings and photos, mostly of Sir Tim Birkin, pounding round this bend in the famous Supercharged (Blower) Bentley, with one or more wheels off the ground, on his way to the track record of approx 134 mph.

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