Saturday 18 July 1914

Quite a large crowd was gathered together at Brooklands, to witness the races organised by the Motor Cycling Club. Prizes were awarded  Charles Jarrott. 

In the first race W. A. Jacobs (Singer), who was the first man to start, led for the whole of the three laps, and finished an easy winner. The A.J.S., which was in wonderful tune, was driven from scratch into second position by B. Haddock. Another Singer machine, ridden by J. P. Le Grand, had tyre
trouble, but managed to start, although in the second lap the belt came off.

P. Shaw  led in the first lap. followed closely by H. le Vack (Motosacnche), who subsequently proved to be the winner, L. Mogridge ( Rudge), H.Charlesworth (Motosacoche), and D. H. Noble (Rover). Le Vack took the lead in the second lap and maintained this position to. the end. 

S. F. Garrett. won the Third race on an Indian. Whilst A. H. Hewitt was on his second lap it was noticed that his exhaust pipe had come adrift and was trailing on the ground. Plug trouble was also responsible for the retirement of S. R. Axford (Zenith). 

The Fourth Race was a two lap race for machines with engines not exceeding 350 C.C. It was won in
fine style by B. Haddock (A.J.S.). G. Fletcher (Douglas) dropped out without completing a lap. 

C. R. Collier (Matchless) won the Fifth race, which attracted a large number of riders. All the competitors started together and used machines with engines not exceeding 550 c.c.). O'Donovan (Norton) would have won easily if his belt had not stretched.