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Here's some Mallock pictures from our EMRA race event last weekend at the Pocono South road course.
Mallocks are mostly Brit-built and run in a "clubman race series" in the UK and Australia (there are other "clubmans" such as the Phantom).
Mallocks are somewhat similar to the Lotus 7, but I doubt you'd ever see one on the street. Normally, they run Ford engines, but his car has a Mazda rotary in it, so it is quite fast and obviously non-standard. We have another Mallock (Ford-powered) that comes to some of our events as well.
More general pictures from the EMRA race weekend at Pocono here:
https://liverpoolmotorclub.tripod.com/emra_poc_south_07.html
Mallocks are sort of a front-engine sports racer.
Going Pit-In after practice.
On the infield section of the road course.
Mallocks are mostly Brit-built and run in a "clubman race series" in the UK and Australia (there are other "clubmans" such as the Phantom).
Mallocks are somewhat similar to the Lotus 7, but I doubt you'd ever see one on the street. Normally, they run Ford engines, but his car has a Mazda rotary in it, so it is quite fast and obviously non-standard. We have another Mallock (Ford-powered) that comes to some of our events as well.
More general pictures from the EMRA race weekend at Pocono here:
https://liverpoolmotorclub.tripod.com/emra_poc_south_07.html
Mallocks are sort of a front-engine sports racer.
Going Pit-In after practice.
On the infield section of the road course.
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