The appliance of F1 science
John Barnard tells us in this issue that he “probably couldn’t operate in today’s Formula 1”. The days of the maverick visionaries such as Barnard, Gordon Murray and Gérard Ducarouge…
The fact that six world’s records were broken during the five 200 miles races at the British Motor Cycle Club’s meeting at Brooklands on Saturday last, is ample indication of the remarkable speed attained by the competitors in spite of the absence of several wellknown riders. Fine weather favoured the meeting and excellent sport was witnessed.