Campbell M Collection

Sunbeam 350hp, Malcolm Campbell, Saltburn Speed Trials 1924. Creator: Unknown
Sunbeam 350hp, Malcolm Campbell, Saltburn Speed Trials 1924

Austro Daimler Sascha, Malcolm Campbell 1922 Saltburn sands. Creator: Unknown
Austro Daimler Sascha, Malcolm Campbell 1922 Saltburn sands

1912 Blue Bird Darracq, Malcolm Campbell and Godfrey Waters. Creator: Unknown
1912 Blue Bird Darracq, Malcolm Campbell and Godfrey Waters

1912 Lorraine Dietrich Blue Bird at Brooklands with Malcolm Campbell. Creator: Unknown
1912 Lorraine Dietrich Blue Bird at Brooklands with Malcolm Campbell

Don Wales and Blue Bird fan Claire Meadows Pendine Sands 2015. Creator: Unknown
Don Wales and Blue Bird fan Claire Meadows Pendine Sands 2015

1925 Sunbeam 350 hp driven by Don Wales at Pendine Sands 2015. Creator: Unknown
1925 Sunbeam 350 hp driven by Don Wales at Pendine Sands 2015

Sir Malcolm Campbells Bid for a New Record, 1935. Creator: Unknown
Sir Malcolm Campbells Bid for a New Record, 1935. Malcolm Campbell (1885-1948) being photographed at Brooklands in Surrey following Bluebirds rebuild, and prior to going to Daytona Beach in Florida

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"Campbell M: A Speed Demon's Legacy" Step into the world of speed and adrenaline with Campbell M, a name synonymous with record-breaking feats on land. From the roaring Sunbeam 350hp to the sleek Austro Daimler Sascha, Malcolm Campbell was a force to be reckoned with in the early 20th century. In 1924, at the Saltburn Speed Trials, Malcolm Campbell left spectators awestruck as he pushed his Sunbeam 350hp to its limits. The thrill of speed coursed through his veins as he carved his way through the sands, leaving behind a trail of dust and admiration. Two years prior, in 1922, another iconic moment unfolded at Saltburn Sands when Malcolm Campbell took control of an Austro Daimler Sascha. With every twist and turn on that vast expanse of sand, he cemented his place in history as one of the greatest daredevils ever known. But it wasn't just about breaking records for Campbell; it was about passion and camaraderie too. In 1912, alongside Godfrey Waters by his side, he embarked on an exhilarating journey aboard the Blue Bird Darracq. Together they conquered challenges and forged memories that would last a lifetime. The Lorraine Dietrich Blue Bird became another symbol of triumph for Malcolm Campbell at Brooklands in that same year. The roar of its engine echoed across the track as he fearlessly pushed boundaries once again. Fast forward to Pendine Sands in 2015 - Don Wales continued this legacy by taking command of the mighty Sunbeam 350 hp. With each thunderous rev from its engine under Wales' skilled hands, time seemed to stand still as history repeated itself once more. Sir Malcolm Campbell's insatiable hunger for speed led him towards new horizons constantly.