1929 Ulster TT Race Programme

FACTS ABOUT THE RACE.
The Prizes will be presented at the conclusion of the Race by
His Excellency the Governor.
The total distance of the Race is 30 laps, equal to 410 miles.
The 73 entries comprise 21 different makes of car, and the
countries represented are : Austria, France, Germany, Gt . Britain,
Italy and the United States of America.
The Race will commence at 11 a .m., and is expected to last
approximately six hours.
Official practising takes place on Wednesday and Thursday,
14th and 15th August, between the hours of 10-30 a .m. and
12-30 p .m.
On completing the Course, cars will be signalled at the Pits by
means of a black and white chequered flag, displayed over their
number . They will then cover a further lap slowly, and at a
point approximately 300 yards from the finishing line, their
numbers will again be displayed . The driver concerned will then
draw into the Competitor's Car Park, which is situated in the
R. A . C . Enclosure in Carrowreagh Hill Road, and await
instructions.
The Course will be closed to all vehicular traffic at 9-15 a .m . on.
the morning of the Race, and to pedestrian traffic at 10 a .m.
The R .A .C. has arranged for telegraph and telephone facilities
in the Enclosure at the rear of the Score Board.
Seatholders on the Grand Stand and holders of R .A .C . Enclosure
tickets will be entitled to use the R .A .C. Enclosure at Quarry
Corner.
Spectators are warned that to assist a competitor in any way
whatsoever, either by rendering mechanical aid or by pushing or
lifting the car may render him liable to immediate disqualification.
Spectators are requested to refrain even from approaching a com-
petitor in trouble, unless their assistance is specifically asked for, or
the competitor is unable to help himself.
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