Brooklands Napier Railton at Driving at the Millbrook Proving Ground Banked Circuit

[@hotrodhouse]

Went to Brooklands this weekend for the first time and took my 1932 Ford Coupe for the American/Deuce Day. I had some great pictures taken on the Members Bank and an unforgettable weekend, it has been on my bucket list since being a kid in 1971. Steve Castles and his crew were legend, thanks Andy for these videos I have joined Brooklands tonight as a member as I will be going lots more even though its 170 miles from me. Loving Brooklands and the great work you volunteers do .

[@AndysVideo]

Thanks Mike, it's a shame you were not there in the Museum formative years when so many great personalities were involved in getting it ready for the public. There knowledge of the past was always worth listening to.

[@johntheoldmod]

I've seen this driven at the museum before but it's nice to see it getting a proper outing, a real treat thanks to all concerned

[@AndysVideo]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@paulheff8067]

It is great to see this wonderful part of motorsport history kept alive and running hope to get back to brooklands as soon as I can thanks Andy

[@royalewithcheese12]

Wow! I love to see them moving at fast speed. Fantastic!

[@jamesgarvey8402]

I love seeing cars like this getting some real attention. The attention they were made to get. Not just putting around or sitting stagnant. And OMG I’d love to drive those cars on that oval!! So lucky. Looks north of 100mph in south some spots.

[@xfire7]

Went there today and even parked it looks amazing .

[@richardearth2848]

What sort of speeds were obtained here I wonder?

[@AndysVideo]

They were just under the Ton most of time they were on the banking I understand

[@rosiehawtrey]

Dogleg first and a six foot throw - it's not exactly a Lotus Carlton Getrag. I'm not too happy with the chase car with the hatch up like that at 100mph, you'll have zero steering, I know from painful experience. Not safe. If you want to run like that have a side opening hatch - much safer - just one front end lift and you're buried in the front of either the Napier or whatever the blue one is.

[@HazewinDog]

I suppose you might take off the hatch if it's a dedicated film car