It's Martin Morris in his 1936 ERA R11B which was
named 'Humphrey' by its first owner Reggie Tongue after the ERA founder,
Humphrey Cook. It was originally a 1½ litre car
in 1936, but was given a 2 litre supercharged engine in the late 1940s. Martin Morris won the Richard Seaman Memorial Historic Trophy Race that day for the first time, and went on to win it with 'Humphrey' nine more times.
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