Bob McIntyre - The Flying Scot (Large Format) South yet his family roots lie

yet his family roots lie in the railway town of Horwick six miles to the south where he served his apprenticeship at the Locomotive Works there during the 1950s

personalities and wider developments that created the town of the present day

Many of the old bygone scenes featured in the book are now lost and can only be identified by matching up with a recent image

David Burgess-Wise is a distinguished motoring historian and author with a special connection with Ford and Dagenham

Completed with a breakdown of each player's individual record and full representative appearances

Bob McIntyre - The Flying Scot (Large Format) South yet his family roots lie"Bob McIntyre The Flying Scot" tells the story of the man who never actually won a world championship but certainly deserved to. Well over four decades since his untimely death, Bob McIntyre's memory lives on. Bob McIntyre was very much a self made man; someone who started from the very bottom and reached the very top in his chosen profession. He was the first man to lap the Isle of Man TT circuit, the most fearsome in the world, at over 100 mph; and