Derek Bell Trophy Collection (page 7)
The Derek Bell Trophy is a thrilling racing event that showcases the incredible skills of drivers and the power of their machines
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The Derek Bell Trophy is a thrilling racing event that showcases the incredible skills of drivers and the power of their machines. From the roaring engines to the screeching tires, this competition never fails to deliver heart-pounding action. One standout moment from the Derek Bell Trophy was captured in CM14 0237, where Neil Daws took control of his Lola T332 and left spectators in awe with his lightning-fast maneuvers. The same can be said for Clive Wood in CM18 4315, as he pushed his Chevron B34 to its limits, leaving a trail of dust behind. Neil Daws proved himself once again in CM9 2842, dominating the track with his Lola T332. And it wasn't just about speed; it was also about style. In CM9 0167, Neil Daws showcased both his driving prowess and love for vintage racing with Oily Rag Racing's Lola T332 at the Derek Bell Trophy. But it wasn't just these drivers who stole the show. Brian Cullen wowed everyone in CM3 7559 with his Crossle 19F, while Ian Ashley impressed in CM3 7544 with his sleek Lola T300. John Finch showed off his skills in CM24 2768 behind the wheel of a Ralt RT1, proving that experience goes hand-in-hand with talent. Jamie Brashaw made heads turn when he raced through corners effortlessly in CM19 3489 using a March 73A. Michael Lyons displayed sheer determination and skill as he maneuvered through tight spaces on board Surtees TS9 (CM14 6964) and McLaren M26 (CM13-3622). Last but not least, Stephen Pegram demonstrated precision driving skills by taming a Ralt RT1 (CM8-0002), leaving spectators breathless every time he hit top speeds. These captivating moments are what make the Derek Bell Trophy an unforgettable racing experience.