The VR European team was out in force for the Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show at Birmingham’s National Event Centre. The main display featured Jim Clark’s 1963 World Championship-winning Lotus 25 (above) together with Cedric Selzer—Clark’s number one mechanic that season—who was selling and signing his recent book, If You Have Come Second You Have Lost, with all proceeds going to Marie Curie Cancer Care. Also on display was a 1947 Fiat 1100S Coupe with significant Mille Miglia history that…
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