Cadwell Park Collection

Morgantics
These unknown driver and passenger snapped in energetic mode at Cadwell Park. The body of the Morgan is secured to the chassis by self=tapping screws, they have a lot of fieth in them@

Morgan-tics
You have to realise the Morgan;s body is only screwed onto a wooden frame. Judging by the tax disc, it is very likely he drove the Morgan there, raced it then drove home again afterwards

A future world champion
Bill Lomas takes off on the Mountain on his Royal Enfield J.A.P. Bills GP career brought him two TT wins and two World Championships with Guzzi

Cadwell Park the early post WWII years
Originally laid out in the grounds of his home by Mansfield Wilkinson to amuse his sons, Cadwell Park held its first race meeting in 1934, Programme and circuit map from the first post-WWII meeting

Bill Boddice started his long and successful racing career, on this 500 Ariel

Charlie Brett and Jack Brett (Velocette) Cadwell Park

They re Off
The flag falls and road racing is about to burst back into life on the British mainland after WWII

Barn Corner
Nice to see they used to leave the barn doors open, just in case anyone misjudges Barn Corner!

Rivals
Maurice Cann (25) and Les Graham line up for the Unlimited solo race on Easter Monday, 1946. The riders tangled mid-race and Graham retired; Cann went on to finish second to George Brown (HRD)

Alf Briggs
Nottinghams Alf Briggs, riding his Triumph Trophy, which, with a change ftyres, he probably rode in trials and scrambles. Alfs wife Molly also rode Triumphin the Interna

The Life of Pi(p)
Top; Pip Harris crests the Mountain at Cadwell Park in 1948 (photo: G. Schofield) Bottom; a more relaxed style leaving Ramsey, 1967 TT

Les Graham (OK Supreme) Cadwell Park

A Yowl of Scotts?
A Scott-only race was held on Good Monday, 1946. I bet 72 was loud with that megaphone exhaust!

Cyclecar TT?
In the 1920s there was the possibilty of a Cyclecar TT. Just imagine a field of Morgans and outfits mixing it at Governors Bridge? This is a Vintage Club race meeting at Cadwell Park

The two sides of racing
Rider " This sidecar racing is serious stuff" Passenger: Whee" !

Pip Harris & Ray Campbell (Norton) Cadwell Park

Tommy Wood (Velocette) 1946 Cadwell Park
Tommy Wood (Velocette) winners of the first 350cc race post WWII, on Good Friday, Cadwell Park, 1946

Pip Harris & Charlie Billingham (Norton) Cadwell Park

Cyril Smith & Eric Bliss (Norton) Cadwell Park

Fred Hanks & E Dorman (Matchless) Cadwell Park

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