Solved NIC#215 - 1959/60 JBW-Maserati

[nicanary]

Who knows this car? For one point, tell me the name of the car and the name of the driver.

[nicanary]

Experts?

[shamrock]

JBW MASERATI , driver Brian Naylor

[nicanary]

JBW MASERATI , driver Brian Naylor

Easy-peasy for the motor sport man! This is the 1959/60 version, fitted for F1 purposes with the Maserati 250S motor. Brian Naylor had a habit of sticking with expensive Italian engines which weren't competitive when he could just as easily bought a Climax FPF and possibly achieved better results.

[D-type]

  Another that came up and was solved while I was away for a couple of days.  The photo was taken at the 1960 British GP at Silverstone where the car finished 13th, 5 laps behind, after a pitstop.  The only time the JBW-Maserati finished a Championship GP

[Allan L]

Back in the days when I could wander round the paddock with a camera at the British Grand Prix I took this photo.
For a point I need the make of car and engine and there's a bonus point if you can name either the entrant or driver.

[fromwien]

JWB-Maserati, 1960, Brian Naylor

[Allan L]

Not bad for four minutes! It took me as long to check the answers (it was nearly 60 years ago!).
Locked for you to correct a slight spelling error!

[fromwien]

JBW-Maserati, of course.... constructed by Fred Wilkinson, very closely influenced by the contemporary Cooper cars....

[Allan L]

That's what I wanted!
I think there was quite a lot of Cooper about that car and in the Motor Sport report of the race it is referred to as JBW-Maserati and Cooper-Maserati.
Anyway two points for you.

[gte4289]

https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/2014-43/solved-nic215-195960-jbw-maserati

[Allan L]

I though one of my offerings today was a repost but not this one.
Since it was solved by a Rookie, there's no harm done - fromwien isn't going to stay a rookie for long, I think.
Someone could merge the two threads please.