For one point: Identify this event, and the driver coming up the hill
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Sydney Allard ? Colmore trial ?
Not Mr Allard. I'll have to check on the venue when I get home, but I think the answer is not Colmore
Goff Imhoff?
Not him
Ken Hutchison ?
Not him. And the location is not Colmore
Guy Warburton ?
Not a Guy ;)
Tom Lush ?
No sir at all :)
C A N May ?
No
I'm running short of ideas - Derek Silcock ?
(the photo shows a man with black spectacles and beret - that's looks awfully like Sydney himself, but I'm obviously wrong)
Not Derek Silcock. You've misinterpreted the visual information available.
A long shot: Bill Boddy (I don't even know if he ever competed seriously in a trial)
Not him, or any him
Cuth Harrison ?
There is no sir driving that car.
S C H Davis ?
No
It is a woman?
A-ha! :grad:
WISDOM
Are you guessing a name? She's not Wisdom
It was quite common for men to wear berets in those days when driving in this type of event, which is why I thought it was a man. How about Aileen Moss ?
Not her
I really DID misinterpret the visual information ! It must be Eleanor Allard.
Not her
Betty Haig ?
No sir
I'll try another tack - this looks like one of the "localised" trials of the time, but I'll go for a stage of the Land's End trial?
Not that one
Exeter Trial ?
Not there
Gloucester Trial ?
Lady Margaret Grosvenor?
Quote from: richard fridd on April 03, 2013, 09:56:20 AM
Lady Margaret Grosvenor?
That's her! Locked for you to supply the rest of the info.
Burledge near Bristol?
It was a club event. The club is named for a city in England. That city is not Bristol, though I suppose the event could have taken place there.
Still locked for you.
The answer is the 1946 Liverpool MC Jeans Cup Trial / Lady Mary Grosvenor?
That's it! Well solved.
Well done, Richard. That was a stinker ! As the only other puzzler who had a stab at it, I bow to your prowess at investigation - I was even on the wrong gender !
Many Thanks, two days in the warm library (in snowy Kent) though, however I now have a new interest in Classic Trials to research!