The Segrave Trophy

The Segrave Trophy is awarded to those with the ‘Spirit of Adventure’ for the outstanding demonstration of skill, courage and initiative in transportation on land, water or in the air.

The trophy is named after Sir Henry Segrave, the pioneering racing driver and first person to hold both the land and water world speed records simultaneously. In 1927 he became the first person to travel at over 200 mph in a land vehicle, setting the record in front of 30,000 onlookers at Daytona Beach in Florida. After increasing the record to 231ph in 1929, he turned his attention to becoming the fastest man on water. In setting a new record of 98mph at Lake Windermere in June 1930, his boat struck a piece of debris and, although Sir Henry was found alive in the water, he succumbed soon afterwards with his injuries. The trophy was commissioned by Lady Segrave in his memory.

Previous Winners

2023-Ben and Tom Birchall

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2022 - Zara and Mack Rutherford

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2021-Robin Shute

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2020 - James Ketchell

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2018 - Billy Monger

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2017 - Sam Sunderland

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2015 - John McGuinness MBE

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2013 - Allan McNish

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2012 - John Surtees CBE

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2011 - Dave Sykes

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2010 - Adrian Newey OBE

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2009 - Paul Bonhomme

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2008 - Allan McNish

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2007 - Sir Lewis Hamilton MBE

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2005 - Sir Stirling Moss OBE

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2003 - Brian Lecomber

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2002 - Steve Curtis MBE

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2001 - Tim Eillison

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2000 - William Joseph ('Joey') Dunlop OBE

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1999 - Sir Jackie Stewart OBE

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1998 - Brian Milton

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1997 - Wing Commander Andy Green OBE

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1996 - Damon Hill OBE

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1995 - Colin McRae MBE

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1994 - Carl Fogarty

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1993 - Nigel Mansell CBE

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1992 - Sir Francis (Frank) Williams CBE and Nigel Mansell CBE

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1991 - Steve Webster MBE

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1990 - Louise Aitken-Walker MBE

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1989 - Bob and Joe Ives

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1988 - Martin Brundle

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1987 - Eve Jackson

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1986 - Sir Richard Branson

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1985 - Ken Wallis DSO MBE

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1984 - Barry Sheene MBE

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1983 - Richard Noble OBE

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1982 - Admiral Sir John Forster ('Sandy') Woodward

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1980 - Fiona Gore, Countess of Arran

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1979 - Stanley Michael Hailwood MBE

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1978 - John ('Cat's Eyes') Cunningham CBE DSO DFC

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1977 - Barry Sheene MBE

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1976 - Peter Collins

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1975 - Roger Clarke MBE, Stuart Turner, Jim Porter, Peter Ashworth and Tony Mason

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1974 - John Blashford-Snell CBE

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1973 - Sir Jackie Stewart OBE

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1970 - Brian Trubshaw CBE MVO

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1969 - Bruce McLaren

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1968 - Ken Wallis DSO MBE

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1966 - Donald Campbell CBE

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1964 - Donald Campbell CBE

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1962 - Alfred William (Bill) Bedford OBE AFC

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1960 - Tom Brooke-Smith

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1958 - Donald Campbell CBE

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1957 - Sir Stirling Moss OBE

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1956 - Peter Twiss OBE OSC

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1955 - Donald Campbell CBE

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1953 - Neville Duke DSO OBE DFC AFC

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1951 - Geoff Duke OBE

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1948 - John Derry DFC

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1947 - John Rhodes Cobb

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1946 - Geoffrey de Havilland, Junior OBE

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1939 - Major Sir Malcolm Campbell MBE

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1938 - Alfred Thomas Goldie Gardner OBE

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1937 - Arthur Clouston CB

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1936 - Jean Batten CBE

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1935 - Captain George Eyston MC OBE

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1934 - Ken Waller

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1933 - Major Sir Malcolm Campbell MBE

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1932 - Amy Johnson CBE

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1931 - (Herbert) Bert Hinkler AFC DSM

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1930 - Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith

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