Suzuki Award for the Montagu of Beaulieu Trophy
Open to members and non-members
1st £500 and two years’ free Guild membership, plus trophy
2nd £200 and one year’s free Guild membership.
3rd £100 and one year’s free Guild membership
This award, open to Guild and non-Guild members, is presented to the person judged to have made the greatest contribution to recording, in the English language, the history of motoring or motorcycling in books.
Where appropriate, hard copies can be submitted by post. If you choose this option, please forward a hard copy of each submission to:
Ray Hutton, 23 Stockwell Park Crescent, London SW9 0DQ
Entry forms should still be submitted digitally.
| Year | Winner | Other awards |
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| 2023 | Jon Saltinstall | 2nd Richard Jenkins | 3rd Andy Saunders |
| 2022 | Jon Pressnell | 2nd Ian Wagstaff | 3rd Michael Barton |
| 2021 | Jonathan Wood | 2nd Nick Dimbleby | 3rd Richard Jenkins |
| 2020 | Richard Jenkins | 2nd Martyn Morgan-Jones | 3rd Craig Cheetham |
| 2019 | Simon Taylor | 2nd Daniel Cabart/ Gautam Sen | 3rd Philip Porter |
| 2018 | Karl Ludvigsen | 2nd Jonathan Wood | 3rd Graham Rabagliati |
| 2017 | Anders Ditlev Clausager | 2nd John Nikas | 3rd Tony Lewin |
| 2016 | Nigel Trow | 2nd Russel Hayes | 3rd Adil Jal Darukhanawala |
| 2015 | Davide Bassoli | Special award: Simon Taylor and Sir Stirling Moss | |
| 2014 | Alistair Weaver | 2nd Davide Bassoli | 3rd Gordon Bruce |
| 2013 | Ray Hutton | 2nd Roy Smith | 3rd Peter Higham |
| 2012 | Ian Wagstaff | Jonathan Wood highly commended | |
| 2011 | James Ruppert | Giles Chapman highly commended | |
| 2010 | Roy Smith | Alan Henry highly commended | |
| 2009 | Eric Dymock | ||
| 2008 | Karl Ludvigsen/ Giles Chapman |
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| 2007 | Paul Skilleter | ||
| 2006 | Ian Wagstaff | ||
| 2005 | Karl Ludvigsen | ||
| 2004 | Graham Robson | ||
| 2003 | Jeff Daniels | ||
| 2002 | Doug Nye | ||
| 2001 | Philip Porter/ Paul Skilleter |
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| 2000 | John Reynolds | ||