Graham Nearn was the man who who made sure that the Lotus Seven lived on after Lotus decided that they no longer wanted to produce that model.
Graham's legacy is the Caterham Seven.
Many of us took the opportunity to honour Graham with a run from four points to the sole remaining airfield that was used in the Great War.
Russell Savory, the custodian and owner of the airfield, was recently looked after by the Wallace Cancer Care Centre close to Addenbrooke's hospital. As part of our thanks for being able to use the airfield for our rally we are asking for donations for high resolution images of the emblem we made with our cars.
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