David Boshier-Jones is a British racing driver , whose career ran from 1952 until his retirement in 1961. He competed both in circuit racing ( Formula Three ) and in hillclimbs , achieving success in both disciplines but particularly on the hills, where he claimed three successive British Hill Climb Championships , in 1958, 1959 and 1960.
6-458: Arthur Owen may refer to: Arthur Owen (racing driver) (1915–2002), British racing driver Arthur Owen (MP) (c. 1608–1678), Welsh politician Sir Arthur Owen, 3rd Baronet (c. 1674–1753), Welsh politician See also [ edit ] Owen Arthur (born 1949), Barbadian politician [REDACTED] Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles about people with
12-786: A 'bobtail' Cooper sports car at the Autodrome de Montlhéry to set thirteen international speed and distance records in Class G on this banked track. Owen went on to set further records at Monza in Italy. On 5 September 1959, driving a Cooper-Climax, Owen made fastest time of the day at the Brighton Speed Trials . In 1962, Owen won the British Hill Climb Championship at the wheel of a Cooper-Climax T53, prepared by fellow-competitor Patsy Burt 's PMB Garages team. Arthur Owen competed in
18-2581: Is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . This biographical article related to English motor racing is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . David Boshier-Jones Boshier-Jones at first drove a Kieft , but later progressed to a Cooper - JAP . It was with this car, fitted with an 1100cc twin-cylinder engine, that he won all three of his hillclimb titles. David's two brothers, Peter and Anthony, also competed in motorsport. 1947 R. Mays 1948 R. Mays 1949 S. Allard 1950 D. Poore 1951 K. Wharton 1952 K. Wharton 1953 K. Wharton 1954 K. Wharton 1955 T. Marsh 1956 T. Marsh 1957 T. Marsh 1958 D. Boshier-Jones 1959 D. Boshier-Jones 1960 D. Boshier-Jones 1961 D. Good 1962 A. Owen 1963 P. Westbury 1964 P. Westbury 1965 T. Marsh 1966 T. Marsh 1967 T. Marsh 1968 P. Lawson 1969 D. Hepworth 1970 N. Williamson 1971 D. Hepworth 1972 N. Williamson 1973 M. MacDowel 1974 M. MacDowel 1975 R. Lane 1976 R. Lane 1977 A. Douglas-Osborn 1978 D. Franklin 1979 M. Griffiths 1980 C. Cramer 1981 J. Thomson 1982 M. Bolsover 1983 M. Bolsover 1984 M. Bolsover 1985 C. Cramer 1986 M. Griffiths 1987 M. Griffiths 1988 C. Wardle 1989 R. Rowan 1990 M. Griffiths 1991 M. Griffiths 1992 R. Lane 1993 D. Grace 1994 D. Grace 1995 A. Priaulx 1996 R. Lane 1997 R. Moran 1998 D. Grace 1999 D. Grace 2000 D. Grace 2001 G. Wight, Jr. 2002 G. Wight, Jr. 2003 A. Fleetwood 2004 A. Fleetwood 2005 M. Groves 2006 M. Groves 2007 M. Groves 2008 S. Moran 2009 S. Moran 2010 M. Groves 2011 S. Moran 2012 T. Willis 2013 S. Moran 2014 S. Moran 2015 A. Summers 2016 S. Moran 2017 T. Willis 2018 T. Willis 2019 W. Menzies 2020 Cancelled 2021 W. Menzies 2022 W. Menzies 2023 W. Menzies This biographical article related to British motor racing
24-2332: The 1962 Macau Grand Prix in a Cooper single-seater, qualifying on pole position but crashing early in the race. He finished third in the first Japanese Grand Prix, held at Suzuka on 3 and 4 May 1963, driving a Lotus 23 sports car. ( key ) 1947 R. Mays 1948 R. Mays 1949 S. Allard 1950 D. Poore 1951 K. Wharton 1952 K. Wharton 1953 K. Wharton 1954 K. Wharton 1955 T. Marsh 1956 T. Marsh 1957 T. Marsh 1958 D. Boshier-Jones 1959 D. Boshier-Jones 1960 D. Boshier-Jones 1961 D. Good 1962 A. Owen 1963 P. Westbury 1964 P. Westbury 1965 T. Marsh 1966 T. Marsh 1967 T. Marsh 1968 P. Lawson 1969 D. Hepworth 1970 N. Williamson 1971 D. Hepworth 1972 N. Williamson 1973 M. MacDowel 1974 M. MacDowel 1975 R. Lane 1976 R. Lane 1977 A. Douglas-Osborn 1978 D. Franklin 1979 M. Griffiths 1980 C. Cramer 1981 J. Thomson 1982 M. Bolsover 1983 M. Bolsover 1984 M. Bolsover 1985 C. Cramer 1986 M. Griffiths 1987 M. Griffiths 1988 C. Wardle 1989 R. Rowan 1990 M. Griffiths 1991 M. Griffiths 1992 R. Lane 1993 D. Grace 1994 D. Grace 1995 A. Priaulx 1996 R. Lane 1997 R. Moran 1998 D. Grace 1999 D. Grace 2000 D. Grace 2001 G. Wight, Jr. 2002 G. Wight, Jr. 2003 A. Fleetwood 2004 A. Fleetwood 2005 M. Groves 2006 M. Groves 2007 M. Groves 2008 S. Moran 2009 S. Moran 2010 M. Groves 2011 S. Moran 2012 T. Willis 2013 S. Moran 2014 S. Moran 2015 A. Summers 2016 S. Moran 2017 T. Willis 2018 T. Willis 2019 W. Menzies 2020 Cancelled 2021 W. Menzies 2022 W. Menzies 2023 W. Menzies This Formula One biographical article
30-674: The same name. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Arthur_Owen&oldid=954460691 " Category : Human name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Arthur Owen (racing driver) Arthur William Owen (23 March 1915 in Lambeth , London – 27 April 2002 in Vilamoura , Portugal )
36-473: Was a British racing driver from England . He participated in one Formula One World Championship Grand Prix, the 1960 Italian Grand Prix , driving a privately entered 2.2-litre Cooper . He crashed on the first lap of the race at the South Corner, due to brake failure. He retired with suspension damage and scored no championship points. On 17 October 1955 Arthur Owen, Jim Russell and William Knight drove
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