Cefn Sidan Speed Trials. 1st place. 1928: George Brough, one mile (1.6 km) sprint, Pendine. 1st place. 1928: R. E. Thomas, one mile (1.6 km) sprint, Pendine. 2nd place. 1931: J.H. Carr, 50 Miles Any Power Solo, Pendine. 1st place. 1931: J.H. Carr, 100 Miles Any Power Solo, Pendine. 1st place. 1935: Eric Fernihough, Brooklands motor-cycle lap record for all classes, . 1936: Eric Fernihough, Motorcycle Land Speed Record for the mile. . 1937: Eric Fernihough, Motorcycle Land Speed Record for the flying kilometre. . 1937: Eric Fernihough, Sidecar Motorcycle Land Speed Record for the flying kilometre. . In 2013 Brough Superior said it would return to Grand Prix motorcycle racing with a prototype machine for Moto2, the Carbon2, a motorcycle made by California builders Taylormade and rebranded as a Brough Superior. Brough Superior sidecars Brough Superior also manufactured sidecars. The sidecars had coach-built bodies, and some carried a spare tyre, while others offered two seats for occasional use. The fit and finish of these sidecars were of the highest standard, as were the motorcycles. These sidecars all offered good protection from the elements. Many of the earlier sidecars were built to Brough Superior specification, while later sidecar frames were manufactured in the Brough Superior factory. Later sidecars were unique in the fact that the frame of the sidecar held fuel. The sidecar frame looped over the top of the sidecar body and had a filler cap at the topmost position. Fuel was pressurized by a hand pump that transferred fuel from the sidecar to the petrol tank on the motorcycle. Two different bodies could be ordered for the petrol tube sidecar; cruiser or sports. The various sidecars were offered in the yearly Brough Superior sales catalogs: 1921: "Sporting Sidecar" manufactured by Montgomery Sidecars to Brough Superior Specifications. 1922: "Sidecar" registered to the design of the manufacturer. 1923: "Brough Superior Sidecar" registered to the design of the manufacturer. 1924: "Brough Superior Sidecar", "Brough Superior Swallow Coupe", "Brough Superior Sporting", "Brough Superior Sporting Tourist". 1925: "Brough Superior Sporting Sidecar", "Brough Superior Touring Sidecar". 1926: "Brough Superior Super Sports Sidecar", and made mention of other sidecars available. 1927: "Brough Superior Touring Sports" was mentioned in the 1928 catalog mentions the popularity of it in 1927. No mention of sidecars were in the 1927 catalog. 1928: "Brough Superior Touring Sports", "Brough Superior Cruiser" are listed. 1929: "Brough Superior Spring Frame Cruiser" Sidecar is