One of racing's most mysterious figures won the first Monaco Grand Prix on this day in 1929. In today's Great Read, Shaun Campbell explores what is known about one of Britain's greatest prewar racing drivers: the man who called himself 'Williams'
The winner of the first Monaco Grand Prix, two-thirds of a century ago, remains a figure shrouded in mystery and myth. To describe him as an unknown who 'lucked' into a win because the race was held on the same day as the rather more important Mille Miglia is to do less than justice to the truth. But the truth at least as it concerns is not particularly easy to come by. Even his contemporaries considered him an enigma.
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