Compulsory Pit Stop Collection

CJ9 3581 Mark Pangborn, Austin Healey 3000
Mark Pangborn, Austin Healey 3000, International Trophy for Classic GT Cars - Pre 1966, a mini-endurance raceÔÇ»for pre-1966 GT cars, a two driver race with a compulsory pit stop

CJ9 3642 Hans Joerg Haussener, Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Veloce
Hans Joerg Haussener, Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Veloce, International Trophy for Classic GT Cars - Pre 1966, a mini-endurance raceÔÇ»for pre-1966 GT cars

CJ9 3686 Marc Gordon, Nick Finburgh, Lotus Elite
Marc Gordon, Nick Finburgh, Lotus Elite, International Trophy for Classic GT Cars - Pre 1966, a mini-endurance raceÔÇ»for pre-1966 GT cars, a two driver race with a compulsory pit stop

CM34 4051 Alex Williams, Ford Anglia
Alex Williams, Ford Anglia, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4040 Richard Bateman, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1
Richard Bateman, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4039 Simon Drabble, Jaguar Mk1
Simon Drabble, Jaguar Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4038 Gerrard Buggy, Darryl Davis, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1
Gerrard Buggy, Darryl Davis, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4037 Robert Burdett, Austin A40 Speedwell
Robert Burdett, Austin A40 Speedwell, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4036 Marc Gordon, Jaguar XK150S FHC
Marc Gordon, Jaguar XK150S FHC, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4034 Ding Boston, Riley One-Point-Five OUMF
Ding Boston, Riley One-Point-Five OUMF, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4031 Matthew Moore, Mark Daniell, Austin A40 Speedwell
Matthew Moore, Mark Daniell, Austin A40 Speedwell, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4030 Richard Colburn, Morris Cooper S
Richard Colburn, Morris Cooper S, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4029 Mike Davies, John Davies, Austin Mini Cooper S
Mike Davies, John Davies, Austin Mini Cooper S, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4028 David Alexander, Richard Fores, Alfa Romeo Sprint GT
David Alexander, Richard Fores, Alfa Romeo Sprint GT, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4027 Geoff Cook, Standard Ten
Geoff Cook, Standard Ten, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4026 Andrew Sharp, Paul Auston, Triumph 2000 Mk2
Andrew Sharp, Paul Auston, Triumph 2000 Mk2, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4015a Starting from the International grid
Starting from the International grid, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CM34 4015 The start, Sir Jack looks
The start, Sir Jack looks on, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3933 Paddy Shovlin, Ford Lotus Cortina Mk1
Paddy Shovlin, Ford Lotus Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3930 Michael Whitaker, Ford Mustang
Michael Whitaker, Ford Mustang, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3919 Phil Bullen-Brown, Austin Mini Cooper S
Phil Bullen-Brown, Austin Mini Cooper S, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3916 Matthew Moore, Mark Daniell, Austin A40 Speedwell
Matthew Moore, Mark Daniell, Austin A40 Speedwell, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3910 Andrew Sharp, Paul Auston, Triumph 2000 Mk2
Andrew Sharp, Paul Auston, Triumph 2000 Mk2, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3900 David Alexander, Richard Fores, Alfa Romeo Sprint GT
David Alexander, Richard Fores, Alfa Romeo Sprint GT, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3896 Dan Lewis, Austin Mini Cooper S
Dan Lewis, Austin Mini Cooper S, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3892 Mike Gardiner, Josh Cook, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1
Mike Gardiner, Josh Cook, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3871 Robert Burdett, Austin A40 Speedwell
Robert Burdett, Austin A40 Speedwell, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3865 Grant Williams, Peter Snowdon, Jaguar Mk2
Grant Williams, Peter Snowdon, Jaguar Mk2, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3849 Nick Leston, Ollie Leston, Riley One-Point-Five
Nick Leston, Ollie Leston, Riley One-Point-Five, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3837 Jerry Bailey, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1
Jerry Bailey, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3831 Eric Walker, Ford Anglia
Eric Walker, Ford Anglia, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3827 Ben Colburn, Morris Mini Cooper S
Ben Colburn, Morris Mini Cooper S, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3825 Dave Coyne, Mark Wright, Ford Mustang
Dave Coyne, Mark Wright, Ford Mustang, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3820 Michael Cullen, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1
Michael Cullen, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3817 Phil Bullen-Brown, Austin Mini Cooper S
Phil Bullen-Brown, Austin Mini Cooper S, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3813 Mike Gardiner, Josh Cook, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1
Mike Gardiner, Josh Cook, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3811 Richard Colburn, Morris Cooper S
Richard Colburn, Morris Cooper S, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3809 Ding Boston, Riley One-Point-Five OUMF
Ding Boston, Riley One-Point-Five OUMF, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3808 Marc Gordon, Jaguar XK150S FHC
Marc Gordon, Jaguar XK150S FHC, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3807 Colin Sowter, Ford Mustang
Colin Sowter, Ford Mustang, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3803 Andrew Sharp, Paul Auston, Triumph 2000 Mk2
Andrew Sharp, Paul Auston, Triumph 2000 Mk2, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3801 Robert Burdett, Austin A40 Speedwell
Robert Burdett, Austin A40 Speedwell, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3800 Tom Sharp, Ford Falcon
Tom Sharp, Ford Falcon, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3798 Mark Burton, Graham Pattle, Ford Lotus Cortina Mk1
Mark Burton, Graham Pattle, Ford Lotus Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3797 Matthew Moore, Mark Daniell, Austin A40 Speedwell
Matthew Moore, Mark Daniell, Austin A40 Speedwell, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3796 David Alexander, Richard Fores, Alfa Romeo Sprint GT
David Alexander, Richard Fores, Alfa Romeo Sprint GT, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3794 Fred Shepherd, Bill Shepherd, Ford Mustang
Fred Shepherd, Bill Shepherd, Ford Mustang, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3792 Jerry Bailey, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1
Jerry Bailey, Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

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"Unleashing the Power: The Thrilling World of Compulsory Pit Stops" In the heart-pounding realm of motorsports, where speed and strategy collide, one element stands out as a game-changer - the compulsory pit stop. As engines roar and tires screech, drivers push their limits to conquer every twist and turn on the track. CJ9 3581 Mark Pangborn takes control of his Austin Healey 3000, ready to face any challenge that comes his way. With adrenaline coursing through his veins, he knows that a well-executed pit stop can make all the difference between victory and defeat. CM34 7066 Richard Colburn and Richard Dorlin join forces in their Morris Mini Cooper S. Their synchronized movements during a mandatory pit stop demonstrate years of practice and teamwork. Every second counts as they swiftly refuel their machine before rejoining the race with renewed determination. Meanwhile, CM34 7055 John Davies and Mike Davies showcase their skills in an Austin Mini Cooper S. These fearless competitors rely on each other's expertise to navigate through intense competition while ensuring a seamless transition during pit stops. Jerry Bailey behind the wheel of his Lotus Ford Cortina Mk1 (CM34 7049) demonstrates precision like no other. His lightning-fast reflexes allow him to effortlessly maneuver into position for tire changes or repairs when required – an art mastered only by those who live for this exhilarating sport. The Jaguar XK150S FHC driven by Marc Gordon (CM34 7022) exudes elegance amidst fierce competition. During compulsory pit stops, mechanics work meticulously to fine-tune every detail so that Gordon can unleash its full potential once back on track. Ben Colburn commands attention with his Austin A105 Westminster (CM34 7020). While it may not be known for its speed alone, this classic beauty proves that even in motorsport's toughest battles, endurance and reliability can be just as crucial.