MOTOR RACING
Harry Turns to Motor-racing—Successful Début at Brooklands—Why
I Stayed at Home—The 250 h.p. Sunbeam Touring Car
Takes Second Place—When the 450 h.p. Racer Comes on the
Scene—Harry Drives the Largest Car in the World—A Terrible
Crash—Without Serious Consequences—Back to the Air—The
R.A.F. Tournament—Reunion of Pioneer Aviators—Eleventh-Hour
Entry for the Aerial Derby—Second Place, but Disqualified—A
Very Busy Month—Aeroplane Trials at Martlesham—British
International Motor-boat Trophy at Cowes—More
Motor-racing at Brooklands—His Aeroplane Enables Harry
to be (nearly) in Three Places at Once—Harry “Brings Home”
a £3,000 Prize for the Sopwith Company at Martlesham—I
Decide that Motor-racing is Too Risky—And Fate Deprives
Harry of a Race—Motor-boat Racing—Racing an A.C. Light
Car—And a D.F.P.—The Gordon-Bennett Air Race of 1920—Bad
Luck—The 450 h. p. Sunbeam Again 291