appearance at the 1937 Imperial Trophy at Crystal Palace. He competed with the car in the 1936 Tilburstow Hill Climb. The car later fell into disrepair until he sold it to Peter Hampton in 1953, who restored it and continued to enter it to competitions. It is thought that only four examples of the "Sixty" survive today. Other appearances Mitchell-Thomson made a cameo appearance in the Will Hay film Ask a Policeman, in which the main characters end up on the Brooklands circuit after a police chase and get mixed up in a motor race. Complete 24 Hours of Le Mans results External links Peter Mitchell-Thompson and Lord Selsdon at racingsportscars.com. Mitchell-Thomson at historic racing.com References Mitchell-Thompson, Peter Mitchell-Thompson, Peter Selsdon, Peter Mitchell-Thompson, 2nd Baron Mitchell-Thompson, Peter 24 Hours of Le Mans winning drivers British racing drivers