1975 Embassy Hill GH2 Formula 1 racing car Duck Island Daily Herald race meeting at

Daily Herald race meeting at Oulton Park

In the foreground are figures

Cat Stevens and Gordon Waller

The original Blackfriars Bridge

1975 Embassy Hill GH2 Formula 1 racing car Duck Island Daily Herald race meeting at1975 Embassy Hill GH2 Formula 1 racing car. Twice World Drivers' Champion Graham Hill set up his own team to compete in Formula 1 in 1973. The cars entered for the 1975 season were sponsored by Embassy and powered by Ford engines. The venture was not a great success, with only 3 points being secured. This car, the GH2, was never raced. It had been produced with the 1976 season in mind, with a schedule of winter testing prepared. However, when Graham