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Caricatures at Brooklands by The ToutVarious personalities of the motor racing world depicted by The Tatlers caricaturist, The Tout. Among the figures portrayed are Malcolm Campbell (middle car)
Eyston Thunderbolt 1937George Eyston drives his Thunderbolt on Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, at a speed of 501 km/h. Date: 19 November 1937
Captain George E. T. Eyston and carCaptain George E. T. Eyston (1897-1979) was a British racing driver who broke the land speed record three times between 1937 and 1939. Here he is seen with his new Morris Eight. Date: 1939
Speed of the Wind, specially built for EystonThe specially built Speed of the Wind car in which Captain G E T Eyston set many land speed records on Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, USA. 20th century
Captain G E T Eyston with Albert Denly, his co-driver and mechanic. 20th century
Captain G E T Eyston, racing driver, holder of more records in motor sport than any other at the time. circa 1930s
George Eyston: 140. 52 mph for 24 hoursGeorge Eyston: 140.52 mph for 24 hours
George Eyston, Chris Stanland and Albert DenlyThe three co-drivers: George Eyston, Chris Stanland and Albert Denly
Mr Eyston in his M. G. MidgetBreaker of Sir Malcolm Campbells world speed record for baby cars seen here in his M.G. Midget. Eyston established more records during his racing career than virtually any other driver
Eyston Thunderbolt 1938Dunlop tyres pay tribute to George Eyston who this year drives his Thunderbolt on Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, at a speed of 536 km/h