"That would have been at Snetterton, in Norfolk. And that is Bob Dance driving that car off the truck. Snetterton. That was the closest track… to me it's Snetterton… thinking about that though… I think this is Snetterton. But like I say, I could be wrong on that… But it does look like Snetterton. If you look at the next picture across, do you see how wide open it is there? Well, Snetterton was an old airfield during the Second World War… and… its not Brands Hatch… I mean the closest track to us at Cheshunt was, I think…Brands Hatch… and then there was Snetterton… there wasn’t any tracks around Cheshunt... so we had to go for a way, and this does look like Snetterton… that car is JTW 498C? Look at the Brands Hatch pictures… that is the same … time frame… it is a… like I said, it is a Group 2, I can tell you that right now, cause you can tell by the wheels…its just got the standard pressed steel wheels… and the other 2 are just the car going around the track. It well could be Jack Sears driving it... ‘cause Jack Sears used to do some testing for us, and I think he lived up that way."