Paddock Speedshop scoops Beaulieu 100 Award
The founder of Paddock Speedshop, which encourages younger people to restore and maintain classic cars, has been named a Beaulieu 100 Award winner.
The Beaulieu 100 Awards are presented by Beaulieu 100, a group of motoring enthusiasts, collectors and specialists who support the National Motor Museum.
Held this year at the club’s annual dinner at the Domus at Beaulieu, the awards were presented by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, patron and founder of Beaulieu 100.
Among the winners was Ethan Blake-Jones, who collected the Beaulieu 100 Young Pioneer Award after creating Paddock Speedshop to inspire a love of classic cars in a new generation of motor enthusiasts. Meanwhile, the Beaulieu One Hundred Personality of the Year Award was given to round-the-world motorcyclist Elspeth Beard.
Noteworthy impact
Jon Murden, chief executive of the National Motor Museum said: “Ethan exemplifies dedication, hard work and is making a noteworthy impact in his respective field. He demonstrates innovation, creativity, and a passion for excellence, and has set a high standard, making a name in the motoring world. He is to be congratulated for actively educating and encouraging the next generation of motoring enthusiasts.”
He continued: “Elspeth embodies the spirit of perseverance, has broken barriers, and her accomplishments have paved the way for women in motorcycling and adventure travel.”
