Brooklands Museum Talks

Vernon Creek from RAF Hendon museum gives a fascinating presentation on the lives of those who flew during the 1st World War.

Stephen J. "Steve" Parrish, former motorbike and truck racer, now a motorsport television commentator and speaker/entertainer share his wit and raconteur to a delighted audience in December 2015.

Steve Cropley, Editor -in-chief at Autocar magazine gives us an insight into his world of motoring journalism, with wry humour! "There has been more fundamental change in the past six or seven years of my hacking career than in the past 30" he says...

Sir John Eghan talks about his time as Chairman of Jaguar Cars in the 1980's with a fascinating account of the political, management and industrial relation hoops he had to jump through in making the brand a world class motor car.

John Farley OBE AFC, Chief Development Test Pilot for the Harrier talks about its development and his experiences flying it.

Six times world champion Motorcyclist Jim Redman MBE talks about his life on two wheels.

A fascination talk given by David Stewart of Hybrid Air Vehicles about the evolution of the airship and hybrid aircraft.

Air Commodore Sir Frank Whittle OM KBE CB FRS FRAeS. A presentation of his life and the development of the jet engine given by his son Ian Whittle.

Sarah Crofts from the National Motor Museum gives a talk on Fast Women in Motor Sport 1888 - 1970.

The Mike Halewood Story as told by his son David at BTM on 16th April 2015

Capt Eric Winkle Brown CBE DSC AFC FRAeS RN at BTM Talks on 28th May 2015.

Agostini spars with Parrish at Brooklands Hall, Mercedes Benz World at the end of a fantastic Auto Italia Day on 30th April 2016

Withe release of his superb book Daring Drivers, Deadly tracks, Brian Redman talks with Henry Hope Frost on 9th May 2016

Test Pilot Wg Cdr Clive Rustin talks about his "55 years of flying fun"

Alison Hill reads some of her poems from Sisters In Spitfires celebrating the lives of women who flew everything from Tiger Moths to Lancaster bombers with the ATA during WW2.