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Royce Creasey

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Royce Creasey.

Born 1944 into a RAF family. Joined RAF in 1963; left the RAF in 1969 moving into Formula One motor racing, first as a transmission specialist and eventually as the buyer/logistics manager for Frank Williams Racing Cars. Left F.1 in 1974 and moved to Bristol to work as a free-lance technician.

1976/7 Invented the "Two Wheel Trainer" motorcycle control simulator.

1977 Met Malcolm Newell and his Quasar, the revolutionary Reliant-powered FF.

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