Gallery

A showcase of some of our cars from over the years.

The JDS Sphinx at Gurston Down in late 1970s, originally built by John Frampton with a Richard Longman mini engine. It’s been through many hands since.

Porsche 997 Cup car

The next car was a Porsche 997 Cup car which had a sequential shift gearbox

Our first foray into Porsche 911 cars – the 996 GT3 Cup Car with a manual gearbox.

We moved onto a later version of the Porsche Cup Car with this 997 GT3, which was built with a central mounted sequential shift gearbox.

Porsche 996 Cup Car on the start line at Gurston Down. This car had a manual gear box..

Gould Ralt

After many years competing in a variety of single seaters, we went the whole hog and bought one of David Gould’s GR37s based on a Ralt Formula 3 carbon tub chassis and fitted with an ex Benetton Cosworth 3500cc F1 engine (allegedly driven by the one and only Michael Schumacher) with a 4 speed Hewland FDG Gearbox.

View of the Cosworth 3500cc DFR F1 engine, which produced in excess of 600 bhp. We ran the car in the late 1990s and it is now owned by Terry Graves from Cornwall, who still gives it an occasional outing, especially at Anglesea Sprints where he has topped 200 mph.

Looking from the rear end of the Gould GR37.

Aston Martin Vantage GT4

The Prodrive Aston Martin Vantage GT4 we used from 2016 to 2019

This car was purchased new from Prodrive and proved to be quite competitive in our class (Modified Sports Cars over 2000cc). Adorned with a 4.8 ltr V8 engine, it was always hampered with the slow but reliable Graziano 7 speed automated manual gearbox, which although was operated by paddle shift, was not ideal for hillclimbing which demanded fast gear shifts.