Name that Child

[MarshPhantom]

Rusty

[Puddenchucker]

Paddy (Hopkirk)
Monte
Reims
(Watkins) Glen

[longshot]

Jochen

Keke

Emerson

Ronnie

Niki

[MajorMantra]

I know a young guy called Ayrton, think he was named in tribute. It has the advantage of being quite distinctive...

[Leptons]

Can we have a surname to work with?

[williamp]

Aston if its a girl
martin if a boy
volante if you are feeling posh

Alberto?
phil
Archie (scott brown)
Lister
Connie (connaught)
Marquis (de portago)

[M4cruiser]

Leptons said:

Can we have a surname to work with?

That's a good question, because the following could be appropriate:

Brands

Hocken

Nurburg

Silver

[RobinBanks]

M4cruiser said:

That's a good question, because the following could be appropriate:

Brands

Hocken

Nurburg

Silver

I would hate my parents if I had been named Silver Stone!

[Mr Tidy]

Congratulations OP!

Don't suppose Cosworth would get past the committee?

Failing that most of the good 60's ones seem to have been mentioned, but I didn't see a mention of Mike as in Hawthorne (or Hailwood if you like bikes too), Phil as in Hill or Dan as in Gurney - could even consider John as in Surtees. Nobody likely to ever win world titles on both 2 and 4 wheels again.

If 70's can be considered I like the idea of Gerry or Ayrton, or maybe James as in Hunt - that must get past the committee surely?

More recently if you like bikes would Valentino work?

Good luck anyway and enjoy the toy shopping!

[numtumfutunch]

Murray

[lavaJava]

Piers (Courage) - a true gent.

[austinsmirk]

JP Special.

as in John Players Special.


you could even dress the chap in black and gold !

[Dunclane]

How about Jules as a nod to the recently deceased Jules Bianchi?

[El Guapo]

Donald Malcolm Rangeroverover rolls off the tongue nicely

If you want to go more Nordic/Germanic
Heinz-Harald
Gunnar
Stig

[crofty1984]

Morgan.

[Spanglepants]

Reliant Robin?

[Swampy1982]

how about making the initials into something,

obviously dependent of your surname.

Clearly if the naming committee are two strict then concede on the first name, lay claim to the middle name and go wild with it...

[AnimalMkIV]

Bongo

[Rangeroverover]

Mr Tidy said:

Congratulations OP!

Don't suppose Cosworth would get past the committee?

Failing that most of the good 60's ones seem to have been mentioned, but I didn't see a mention of Mike as in Hawthorne (or Hailwood if you like bikes too), Phil as in Hill or Dan as in Gurney - could even consider John as in Surtees. Nobody likely to ever win world titles on both 2 and 4 wheels again.

If 70's can be considered I like the idea of Gerry or Ayrton, or maybe James as in Hunt - that must get past the committee surely?

More recently if you like bikes would Valentino work?

Good luck anyway and enjoy the toy shopping!

Not sure cosworth would work with surname. wadsworth

[The Don of Croy]

Rangeroverover said:

Not sure cosworth would work with surname. wadsworth

That's easy - 'Six Ex'