Nice to hear from a Spedeworth racing fan, particularly hearing of Cross-in-hand. The best of the Spedeworth circuits, with it`s straights on different levels. I remember, besides the racers themselves, the "run what you brung " laps, where boy racers of the time, raced around the track, against the clock. Many a pride and joy ended up in the wire on the bottom corner. My girlfriend of the time lived at no.2 Stayton Road, so we often wandered up to see Polley and North at work.
I remember George Polly, last saw him at Foxhall Heath at Ipswich years ago. My Godfather is Paul Huggett (Short Circuit Mag.) and my Father was Dave 'Blossom' Packham number 164
Glad to know that a few people out there remember the old 'Cross In Hand Days!' Geoff Lampard, now there's a name from the past! HA HA I remember the name and I think you are right about the number. Not sure which formula he was in though? Possibly Stock Cars but could have been Superstox and I seem to recall Geoff being a Blue top. Am I right?
Nice to hear from a Spedeworth racing fan, particularly hearing of Cross-in-hand. The best of the Spedeworth circuits, with it`s straights on different levels. I remember, besides the racers themselves, the "run what you brung " laps, where boy racers of the time, raced around the track, against the clock. Many a pride and joy ended up in the wire on the bottom corner. My girlfriend of the time lived at no.2 Stayton Road, so we often wandered up to see Polley and North at work.
merlinbus 1 year ago
God Bless You Mr Maybrick
IkramChodry 1 year ago
I remember George Polly, last saw him at Foxhall Heath at Ipswich years ago. My Godfather is Paul Huggett (Short Circuit Mag.) and my Father was Dave 'Blossom' Packham number 164
TheRozzers 1 year ago
1:38 best view on it,
what viechle was that does anybody know exactly? I couldn't make it out
atari26003 2 years ago
If you are referring to EJK 421 you are looking at an Austin A35, it's predecessor was the Austin A30 which had the much smaller rear screen.
1957geoff 2 years ago
Glad to know that a few people out there remember the old 'Cross In Hand Days!' Geoff Lampard, now there's a name from the past! HA HA I remember the name and I think you are right about the number. Not sure which formula he was in though? Possibly Stock Cars but could have been Superstox and I seem to recall Geoff being a Blue top. Am I right?
Maybrick44 3 years ago
my friend geoff lampard raced at cross in hand i think he was 303
luckysmiler 3 years ago
Remember all those stock car days of Cross-in-Hand with affection. Raced a 4 door Austin A35 in Stock Rods in the '70s. Happy days
Humps00 3 years ago