I have it as Wally Hope winning the 1928 King's Cup but Brooklands is correct and what was asked! There is some of the banked track visible (which, in the case of Lympne, it has not got).
Over to you.

1928 King`s Cup,Hendon-Brooklands,DH60G Moth ,G-EBYZ,won by Capt W.L Hope.....OH if correct....

Tooo late,slow page change..

Do catch up number four.

Thanks. I thought it was Alan Cobham in 1927 but as you say, correct place. Few minutes please while I find something. Wasn't Sycamore second in 1928?

Yes he was, but, as in air combat, there's no prize for second place. :sad:

Bit high, Hoskins. In fact, very high.
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....9dec5d46b8.jpg

UK I guess - which direction is North?

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"Bit high, Hoskins. In fact, very high".

Good angle for strafe though. :E

12 o'clock, 500, hangars. Right, 2 o'clock, 100, Officers' Mess.

OK - two bursts of 30mm HE should do it.

To the task - East Anglia ?

Not East Anglia.

Just a wild guess to roll the ball.

I suspect much further NW.

Not North West of East Anglia. The Iceni knew the way.

A Roman road towards Londinium maybe.

Not towards The Great Wen.

Maybe Cambridgeshire then.

Keep climbing westward.

Waypoint Warwickshire ?

Maybe "climb" means a bit of north in it.

Warwickshire not high enough, and too far North. Was it Ram-Jet Ricky found a high spot, a GPO mast? Follow the chalk.