Wolf Racing Embroidered Polo LEYTON HOUSE Optional extras include the vehicle

Optional extras include the vehicle livery which can be designed to match that of any Formula 1 car you fancy

The racing world watched in awe as the 3 1/4 mile circuit rolled out like a giant concrete carpet into the Surrey landscape

the time check at the end of each section was performed by race officials called "checkers"

The stables of Easton Neston became the birthplace of the fabled Hesketh 308

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Wolf Racing Embroidered Polo LEYTON HOUSE Optional extras include the vehicleOne of the most successful fully independent teams was run by Canadian millionaire Walter Wolf, who ran Walter Wolf Racing between 1977 and 1979. In 1975, Slovenian born Canadian businessman Walter Wolf began frequenting Formula 1 races. A year later, he bought 60% of Frank Williams Racing Cars, retaining Frank as team manager, while also acquiring the assets of the recently folded Hesketh Racing and equipment from Embassy Hill, which had shut down