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J.S. Inskip Trophy


JS Inskip trophy

Awarded for best overall performance of a single car/driver combination (same driver, same car, all events, including Concours) at Lime Rock Meet in pre-DB4 Aston (including pre-war). Donated in 1971 by J.S. Inskip of Providence, RI.


Winners are established by ordering scores/times for Astons (only) on an overall basis, then adding position points to get total position points. After eliminating the winner of each award for the previous year, entrants are positioned based on total position points. Lowest position points determine trophy winners.


Winners from present to past are:

2024: Rob Burt, with their J8-776-LS car

2018: Rob Burt, with their G8-854-SC

2015-2016: Don Brodie, with their DB2/4 MKIII

2014: David Van Schaick Sr., with their 2 Itr ulster, B5/551/U

2013: Jame F. Causey, with their LML/50/378

2010-2012: Don Brodie, with their DB2/4 MKI

2007-2009: David Van Schaick Sr., with their 2 Itr ulster, B5/551/U

2006: Jim Hazen, with their LML 841

2005: David Van Schaick Sr., with their 2 Itr ulster, B5/551/U

2004: Ace Toyama, with their 1.5 liter, D4/425/S

2000-2003: David L. VanSchaick, Jr., with their B5/551/U

1999: Joint winners, David L. VanSchaick Jr. (B5/551/U) and Robert Burt (A5/537/U)

1998: David L. VanSchaick, Jr., with their B5/551/U

1997: Robert Burt, with their A5/537/U

1996: David L. VanSchaick, Jr., with their B5/551/U

1995: Eric Jeffries, with their E5/576/U

1994: Derek Durst, with their LML/49/3

1993: Morris Evans, with their F3/275/S

1992: Stuart Forer, with their AM300/3/1517

1991: Wilfredo Rodriguez, with their J4/501/L

1989-1990: David L. VanSchaick, Jr., with their B5/551/U

1988: Whitman W. Ball, with their DB2/4 MKII

1987: Anthony A. Goodchild, with their DB3/5

1986: Lester A. Neidell, with their LML/762

1985: James L. Freeman, with their DB3S/119

1984: Roberts Harrison, with their LM22

1983: Anthony A. Goodchild, with their DB3/5

1982: Richard Gross, with their A5/537/U

1981: Theo Gruttman, with their LML/50/295

1980: Anthony A. Goodchild, with their DB3/5

1979: Richard Gross, with their A5/537/U

1977-1978: Robert E. Tuccio, with their DBR1/5

1976: Chuck Nixon, with their AM300/3/1733

1975: Robert Harrison, with their LM22

1974: Curtis C. Whittington, with their AM300/3/1733

1973: Whitman W. Ball, with their DB5C2121/L

1972: John Gallagher, with their DB5/1685/L

1971: Robert Tuccio, with their DBS/5074/LAC

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