Jarrott Collection

Autocar Poster -- Circuit des Ardennes race
Autocar Poster -- British driver Charles Jarrott winning the Circuit des Ardennes race in the famous 70 Panhard. His average speed during the race was 54 mph. Date: 1903

4th Gordon Bennett Trophy, Chas Jarrott starting
4th Gordon Bennett Trophy, Chas Jarrott (Napier for Britain) starting, later crashed. Date: 2nd July 1903

Sheen House Motor Races
Early Motor Racing - Sheen House Motor Races (left to right) D G Wridgway, Charles Jarrott, Selwyn Francis Edge. 1898

Napier car driven by Charles Jarrott
Early Motor Car Racing - Napier car driven by Charles Jarrott in Gordon-Bennett Races. 1903

Luncheon at Welbeck Eliminating Trials
Early Motor Car Racing - Luncheon at Welbeck Eliminating Trials (left to right) Stocks, Fuller, Mayhew, Jarrott, Edge, Earp. Date: 1903

Charles Jarrott driving a 40 HP Panhard
Early Motor Car Racing - Charles Jarrott at the wheel of a 40 HP Panhard in the Paris-Berlin Race of 1901. 1901

Charles Jarrott with Bianchi
Early Motor Car Racing - Charles Jarrott with Bianchi

Charles Jarrott with early racing motor bicycle
Early Motor Racing - Charles Jarrott with an early racing motor bicycle

Charles Jarrott, motor racing driver
Early Motor Car Racing - Charles Jarrott at the wheel

Charles Jarrott in Circuit des Ardennes Race
Early Motor Car Racing - Charles Jarrott at the finish of the Circuit des Ardennes race. 1902

Charles Jarrott in Paris-Bordeaux race
Early Racing - Charles Jarrott in Paris-Bordeaux race. 1899

British Team for Gordon-Bennett Races
Early Motor Car Racing - British Team for Gordon-Bennett Races (left to right) Charles Jarrott, Sidney Girling, Selwyn Edge. 1904

Three winners of the Circuit des Ardennes Race
Early Motor Car Racing - Three winners of the Circuit des Ardennes Race (left to right) George Heath 1904, Baron De Crawhez 1903, Charles Jarrott 1902. circa 1904

Jarrott arrives at Bordeaux in the Race of Death, 1937. Charles Jarrott (1877?1944), English racing car driver and businessman

Jarrott before the beginning of the Race of Death, 1937. Charles Jarrott (1877?1944), English racing car driver and businessman

Lt. Col. Charles Jarrott, O. B. E. 1934, (1937)
Lt. Col. Charles Jarrott, O.B.E. 1934, (1937). Charles Jarrott (1877-1944), English racing car driver and businessman. From Sir Malcolm Campbells Book of Famous Motorists

Motorists at Brooklands by The Tout
Caricatures of prominent figures in the motoring world trapped by The Tout at Brooklands. From left, Julian Orde, Jimmy Percy, Edward Manville, Harvey du Cros (founder of Dunlop tyres)

Charles Jarrott on a De Dietrich, Paris-Madrid Race, 1903 Date: 1903

Three winners of the Circuit des Ardennes Race: Heath (1904), De Crawhez (1903) and Jarrott (1902) Date: circa 1904

Charles Jarrott finishing the Bordeaux, Paris-Madrid

Charles Jarrott ands F Edge on No 5, 1897 Date: 1897

Charles Jarrott by Leslie Ward

Jarrott: motor cycle race winner
Mr Jarrott, winner of the two mile oil motor cycle race on November 29th 1897, England

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"Jarrott: A Legendary Figure in the World of Motor Racing" Charles Jarrott, a name that resonates with speed and adrenaline, was an iconic figure in the early days of motor racing. From his thrilling victories to his pioneering spirit, Jarrott left an indelible mark on the sport. In 1902, at the Circuit des Ardennes race, an Autocar Poster proudly displayed Jarrott's name as he prepared to compete for the coveted 4th Gordon Bennett Trophy. The anticipation was palpable as Chas Jarrott took his position on the starting line, ready to unleash his driving prowess. Motor enthusiasts gathered at Brooklands by The Tout witnessed firsthand Jarrott's skill and determination. Sheen House Motor Races became a spectacle when Napier car driven by Charles Jarrott zoomed past its competitors with unmatched precision and speed. But it wasn't just about winning races for this trailblazer. At Welbeck Eliminating Trials luncheon, Charles Jarrott showcased not only his talent but also his commitment to pushing boundaries. Driving a 40 HP Panhard or maneuvering alongside Bianchi, he constantly sought new challenges and triumphs. Jarrot's passion extended beyond four wheels; he even embraced early racing motor bicycles with equal fervor. His versatility as a driver knew no bounds as he fearlessly tackled every track and terrain that came his way. With each race he participated in - be it in Circuit des Ardennes or Paris-Bordeaux - Charles Jarrot captivated audiences worldwide with his audacious style and unwavering dedication. He personified what it meant to be a true motor racing driver – fearless yet calculated, daring yet disciplined. Today we celebrate Charles "Jarrot, " whose legacy lives on through countless stories of victory and adventure on racetracks around the world. His contributions have forever shaped the landscape of motorsports, inspiring generations of drivers who continue to chase their dreams at breakneck speeds.