75th Members Meeting Photos

[Dr Nookie]

MY EYES!!!!!!!

I couldn't even shoot that for fear of breaking the camera.

[ettore]

9.3 said:

realjv said:

Just starting to sort through my photos from Saturday.

Alfa Romeo 8C 2600 Monza by realjv, on Flickr

Steve Tillack, from LA, lovely guy.

Good spot on the driver. Car not a Monza though..

[Nik da Greek]

ettore said:

9.3 said:

realjv said:

Just starting to sort through my photos from Saturday.

Alfa Romeo 8C 2600 Monza by realjv, on Flickr

Steve Tillack, from LA, lovely guy.

Good spot on the driver. Car not a Monza though..

No, that's the restored G1 that spent half its life as an Australian farm truck. Alleged to be the oldest surviving Alfa with a 1921 birthdate. Dunno how true that is... maybe they mean oldest Alfa-Romeo as opposed to Alfa?

[Lynchie999]

will_ said:

Great shots. This is easily my favourite Goodwood event.

IMG_5843 by Pics253, on Flickr

Edited by will_ on Sunday 19th March 13:36

after noticing this on my own shots that i've done of this car, this belongs in the things that make your teeth itch thread...

see if people can see why!

[Sway]

Different Castrol logo each side which is unforgivable...

[Lynchie999]

Sway said:

Different Castrol logo each side which is unforgivable...

yeh, its a bit annoying isn't it!

bah!

[lucido grigio]

[V8muscle]

Didn't have my camera but I phones are great!

[Top Banana]

here are a selection of mine from the Saturday...

night time in the paddock by jon bawden, on Flickr

Waiting to drive.. by jon bawden, on Flickr

BMW 528i Gr.A by jon bawden, on Flickr

step back in time... by jon bawden, on Flickr

Cobra 3-wheeling.. by jon bawden, on Flickr

a dab of oppo... by jon bawden, on Flickr

Chicane action by jon bawden, on Flickr

GN 'thunderbug' by jon bawden, on Flickr

Fiat S76 'the beast of Turin' by jon bawden, on Flickr

BMW Sharknoses by jon bawden, on Flickr

Sliding.. by jon bawden, on Flickr

Pit lane. by jon bawden, on Flickr

Volvo 240 turbo Gr.A by jon bawden, on Flickr

McLaren F1 GTR longtail by jon bawden, on Flickr

[ScoobyBullet]

My efforts...
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Edited by ScoobyBullet on Tuesday 21st March 21:17

Edited by ScoobyBullet on Tuesday 21st March 21:19

[countzero]

finally sorted through mine

https://flic.kr/s/aHskRhLZJP

[Dr Nookie]

Here's a couple more:

DSC03124 by David., on Flickr

DSC03058 by David., on Flickr

DSC03041 by David., on Flickr

Edited by Dr Nookie on Wednesday 22 March 18:24

[lestiq]

Edited by lestiq on Wednesday 22 March 09:39

[Pobsey]

My pictures from Saturday

Www.flickr.com/photos/pobsey

Edited by Pobsey on Wednesday 22 March 16:38

[F1JHerbert]

Still sorting out mine. But here is some which I have uploaded to Flickr...

Mobile: https://www.flickr.com/photos/helensanders/albums/...

Films: https://www.flickr.com/photos/helensanders/albums/...

Various Photo's: https://www.flickr.com/photos/helensanders/albums/...

[Colin RedGriff]

A link to my Flickr album https://flic.kr/s/aHskTNNShc

And a few of my favourites

Sports Prototype Grid Walk by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Paddock Walk by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

S. F. Edge Trophy Race by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Graham Hill Trophy by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Surtees Cup by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Paddock Walk by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Gerry Marshall Trophy Race by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Gerry Marshall Trophy Race by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Night Time in the Paddock by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Scott Brown Trophy Race by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Scott Brown Trophy Race by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

S. F. Edge Trophy Race by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

GT1 Race Car Demonstration by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Graham Hill Trophy by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Graham Hill Trophy by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Graham Hill Trophy by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Varzi Trophy by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

Gerry Marshal Sprint by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

GT1 Racers by Colin Haycock, on Flickr

[Nik da Greek]

Some of mine, finally.



























Awesome transporter. Belongs in the "teeth itch" thread. look at that decal spacing. Fiat by Ford?







Not every day you get to see the internal workings of a poorly Bugatti Brescia being stripped down in a gravel and water-strewn car park



Apparently the oldest known Alfa-Romeo. Pressing on



In fact, I already love the big Edwardian and tween-War behemoths for the extraordinary engineering on show and the sheer variety of answers to the same question ("What's fastest?"). But now I love them even more cos it gave me a chance to practice my panning, at which I'm really bad, on something moving at a slow enough speed for me to have a fighting chance. Sometimes



Oldest thing. Full stop. 1903 Mercedes







Brasier featured engine from a Hispano-Suiza-powered airship. As you do









Mors looked evil enough to kill you and eat you





The Beast of Turin. You wouldn't want it running over your foot





Car park, as usual with GRRC events, is as cool as any show













Utterly beautiful Sebring



Member's Market was amazing. Mostly for the lightbulbs, to be honest





Great Hall offered superb ambience, if not totally amazing menu.



Just like being at school. If I'd gone to Hogwarts instead of a modern concrete Comp. Alright, it was modern then. Mrs da Greek in reflective mood.



Been a while since I had to care about collecting House Points. Which we didn't... somehow Mrs da Greek just didn't fancy the tug-of war. We were in Darnley House. Which... errrrm... came last. Spring winds gave the scoreboard wallahs a tough time all day







Hard not to end up with loads of photos of daffodils, to be honest



Hmmm...



Big Delage was winningest (again) and rightly so... looked so much more like a together racing car than some of the preposterous and ill-conceived monsters around it





More French classic Blue



And English Green







Fafnir. Just bonkers.





I like how they not only provide fire pits to give some respite from the biting wind, but clearly have a sense of humour about it too



....even extends to the bins











No front brakes, weighs more than a small block of flats. Yeah, better lean on that handle hard







Bonhams was unfortunately closed to us plebs on the Sunday, catalogue only, but one of their lots parked outside gave me massive amounts of want. Used to have a 1/32nd scale Kleines Kettenkraftrad but never thought I could afford a real one. I mean, who wouldn't want to pop to the shops for a pint of milk on their genuine WWII half-track motorcycle!?





Lest we forget...Hail Surtees



Listers were a bit faster and therefore my panning was proportionately stter than the Edwardians! Whisper it, but the Yank v8s made a better noise than the Jag-engined ones





Solitary coupe was gorgeous, double-bubble roof and all







Mobile cinema rocks afro



Stangs!





Lots of Stangs





Mustang bites men!



Lots of a different flavour of legendary Ford, too





Talbots, Kept France in the GP game for years (when the Alfas didn't show up) but looked quite ungainly whilst doing it. Oooooh, look, independent front suspension!








Thunderbug. Hilarious. Especially when you check out the seating/transmission interface









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Album Link;

http://s668.photobucket.com/user/Nik_da_Greek/slid...

[F1JHerbert]

Odds and Ends of 75th Members' Meeting

https://www.flickr.com/photos/helensanders/albums/...

[ecsrobin]

A few from me and more on my Flickr

75MM-1 by Robin Williams, on Flickr

75MM-5 by Robin Williams, on Flickr

75MM-8 by Robin Williams, on Flickr

75MM-27 by Robin Williams, on Flickr

[Name of user]

Took a while but mine are up now;
https://www.flickr.com/photos/143776789@N03/