"The Right Crowd, and No Crowding". Never were truer words expressed. It was a perfect day.
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| Warriors at ease: the 1929/30 World Speed Record machines, last together in 1930...read the story here. |
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| Fantasy radial-engine bike. |
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| Photographer Dimitri Coste |
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| Triumph ridden by Frank Chatokhine, the fastest bike of the day. |
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| Jerome Coste of Ruby |
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| The sisters du Bucheron return to steal hearts... |
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| Aude Rageys, with her grandfather Roger Loyer's Velocette KTT, which she rides with great verve. |
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| Ah, the breakdown truck... |
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| La Planche a Dixie |
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| French design genius on display... |
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| Jean Marie Guic'arch, pen at the ready |
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| Sketching the Nougier 125cc dohc special |
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| The Nougier in question; note gear-driven cam drive. |
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| Supercharged MG |
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| Roger Loyer's TT Replica trophy, and the bike on which he gained it. |
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| Montlhery sits in a forest. |
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| New Imperials |
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| Steering gear and suspension of the Napier-Railton, which lives in the Brooklands Museum |
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| Primary Morgans |
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| The 'Crocodile', Sunbeam's experimental ohc racer |
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| The Southsiders |
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| Organizer Vincent Chamon; excellent job, mon amis! |
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| Super Kim; would you dare? |
