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1925 Sunbeam Tiger Open Wheel Race Car

    Built for Major Henry Segrave to attempt the World Land Speed Record, held by Malcolm Campbell in Bluebird at 150.76 mph. The flat sands of the Southport were chosen for the attempt and on the 16th of March in 1926, Segrave successfully took 'Tiger' to a record speed of 152.336 mph.

    After the record run 'Tiger' was taken back to the Works where twin superchargers were fitted and it began its long racing career.

    In July of 1926, Seagrave drove the car in the Spanish Grand Prix, unfortunately retiring while in 2nd place. In 1928, Kaye Don raced 'Tiger' and, over three seasons, broke twenty-four records, breaking the Brooklands' lap record on three occasions.

    In 1932, Malcolm Campbell bought 'Tiger' and sister car 'Tigress' and continued to campaign the car at Brooklands and Shelsley Walsh and Brighton Speed Trials.

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