Sublime Riley with documented racing history - Meticulously restored This fascinating 1930 Riley 9 Plus Tourer offers a remarkable glimpse into the golden age of motorsport, blending engineering excellence with a storied racing history.

Originally registered in Tyrone, Northern Ireland, in January 1931, this elegant car quickly became a source of pride for its first owner, Hugh (H.A.) Delap.

A distinguished engineer in Dublin’s Office of Public Works, Delap’s passion for motor racing saw him compete with this very vehicle in the Irish Motor Racing Club’s “Junior 50” race at Phoenix Park in 1932.

Over subsequent years, the car became a familiar sight in Irish racing circles, taking part in numerous events and races, including a notable seventh-place finish in the 1934 Senior Race, a remarkable result given the fierce competition and the car’s stripped, racing configuration.

Throughout the 1930s, the Riley saw various owners.

Having been laid up for some years, the Riley was redisco...