Englishman Arthur Mallock was an engineer and race car manufacturer whose passion for the auto industry began in the mid-1930s with an Austin 7. He quickly turned to competition, competing in Speed Trials with his Austin Seven. After World War II, he continued to fine-tune his engineering and fabrication talents for the motorsports industry. His U2 chassis of the late 1950s was a means for individuals to enter racing at an affordable price. Formula Junior and Formula Ford's followed in the mid-1960s. The Mallock MK11 was a Clubman Formula car that was a development of the MK8B with an aerodynamically wedge-shaped front end and revised suspension setup. The Mallock MK11B was a Formula 3 car sold from 1971 through 1973.
By Daniel Vaughan | May 2019
By Daniel Vaughan | May 2019
