Historic class H victor was Mark Turner with his lovely Sebring
Paul Sibley won the coveted Steve Everitt Memorial Race at the recent CSCC Brittannia Meeting at Brands Hatch. The event featured 13 races for classic British cars. This was the 28th running of the race held in memory of Steve Everitt, one of the most successful Midget racers of all time. A group of his friends and drivers of his era were present to watch. The race was part of the Lackford Engineering Midget & Sprite Challenge with an excellent grid of 28 cars. Whilst Sibley managed to set a good margin to win, the dice of the race was just behind between place swapping Pippa Cow and Connor Kay. Pippa eventually took second place by two tenths. Sibley also took victory in the second Spridget race at the end of the day, but unfortunately the continuing duel between Pippa and Connor ended early when Pippa picked up a puncture. An excellent days racing slickly run by the Classic & Sports Car Club. John Baggott
[Many thanks to Dennis Wharf for the photos excluding the last from John Baggott]
In a class of his own Paul Sibley overall and class A winner.
Car 173 Connor Kay (class C) and car 7 Pippa Cow (class E) were both class winners who disputed 2nd and 3rd paces all race long, it finally being settled in Pippa’s favour taking second place overall.
Pressing on the always impressive Pippa Cow.
Second home in class D Dean Stanton.
The ex-Dominic Mooney Sprite now owned and driven by Justin Potter who finished 7th in class C
New to the Championship and in his first race James Keer who built this very smart class C car with help from his Dad.
The super tidy race class C machine of novice James Keer
Graham Marchant (L) with race winner Paul Sibley and Championship Co-ordinator Gil Duffy
