Formula 1 pictures of 1954 (+Indy500)

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Curtis Trophy, Snetterton, 5 June.

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Whitsun Trophy 7 June

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Crystal Palace 19 June
03 Charles Boulton - Connaught A
19 Don Bennett - Cooper-Vincent twin
9 Jock Somervail - Cooper-Bristol
1 Don Beauman - Connaught A
5 Bill Whitehouse - Connaught A
17 Gerry Dunham - Alvis Spl.

7 June : BARC , Goodwood
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Wookey wrote:7 June : BARC , Goodwood
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This race was added, but there are some strange questions... just Check the Race By Race

According to what I could find out, on June 7, 1954 at Goodwood there were two short races.
- The formula one to 5 laps shown in Silhouet: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
- Another formula libre with 15 laps:

Whitsuntide Race
7 June 1954 - Goodwood: 57.9 km (3.86 km x 15 laps)

1 Peter Collins Ferrari Thinwall 23m35.4, 147.01 kph
2 Ron Flockhart BRM P30 MkII 23m50.4
3 Roy Salvadori Maserati 250F 23m58.0
4 Ken Wharton BRM 24m33
5 Reg Parnell Ferrari 500
6 J.Hall Cooper-Bristol t23 14 laps

Fastest Lap: Collins, 1m32.6s

Posted by Wookey as BARC formula 1 race in Goodwood in page 6 Race by Race 1954

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This is in Aintree on May 29, 1954 when the circuit was inaugurated and the race was played in an anti-clockwise direction.

Daily Telegraph 200
29 May 1954 - Aintree: 2x17 laps (Heats), 1x25 laps (Final)

Run anti-clockwise

Heat 1
1 Reg Parnell                  Ferrari 625/500 '0188-F2'       39m45s, 76.97mph
2 Peter Collins                Ferrari 375 Thinwall Special    40m07
3 Stirling Moss                Maserati 250F '2508'            40m12
4 Ken Wharton                  BRM T15 MKII V16
5 Jean Behra                   Gordini
6 J K Hall                     Cooper-Bristol
7 Leslie Marr                  Connaught
8 Ken McAlpine                 Connaught
9 Jack Fairman                 Turner
10 Alastair Birrell             ERA

Fastest Lap: Collins, 2m15.2s (79.88mph)


Heat 2
1 Ron Flockhart                BRM T15 MKII V16                39m47.2s, 76.92mph
2 Roy Salvadori                Maserati 250F '2507'            39m50.2
3 Bob Gerard                   Cooper Bristol
4 André Pilette                Gordini 31 T16
5 Philippe Etancelin           Talbot T26C DA '110054'
6 Rodney Nuckey                Cooper-Bristol
7 Leslie Thorne                Connaught
8 C D Boulton                  Connaught
9 Tony Rolt                    Connaught
10 Graham Whitehead             ERA

Fastest Lap: Salvadori, 2m16.2s (79.30mph)


Final
1 Stirling Moss                Maserati 250F                   1h18m48.4, 77.70mph
2 Reg Parnell                  Ferrari 625/500 '0188-F2'       1h19m36.6
3 Ron Flockart                 BRM T15 MKII V16                1h20m32.6
4 Bob Gerrard                  Cooper-Bristol                  1h20m34
5 Roy Salvadori                Maserati                        33 laps
6 K McAlpine                   Connaught
7 Jean Behra                   Gordini 34 T16
8 A G Whitehead                ERA
9 Leslie Marr                  Connaught
10 J K Hall                     Cooper-Bristol
11 Philippe Etancelin           Talbot Lago T26C DA '110054'
12 André Pilette                Gordini 31 T16
13 B Bira                       Maserati
14 C D Boulton                  Connaught
R Peter Collins                Ferrari 375 Thinwall Special

Fastest Lap: Collins, 2m12s (81.82mph)

Thabks Rodo, it means my picture of the Thinwall special might be from the Whitsuntide Race. I'll put it as "ambiance"

On the other hand, I guess Moss' Maserait is from Aintree.