- James Bernard Bate
- Coatalen, Louis Hervé
- Henry, Ernest
- Guinness, Kenelm Lee
- Chassagne, Jean
- Segrave, Sir Henry
Motorcar, Motorboat and Aircraft Racing:
1906
- June 26/7 French Grand Prix de l’ACF, Le Mans, Darracq race no. 4C riding mechanic to his friend Rene Hanriot; retired due to engine trouble.
1908
- American Grand Prize, Savannah, Clément-Bayard car no.13 riding mechanic to Hautvost
1910
- ‘Baie de Seine’ estuary airplane crossing
- Liege altitude & speed prizes 1st.
- Coupe des Voiturettes, Bolougne, Hispano Suiza 60bhp, 2nd
- Catalan Cup Race, Hispano Suiza 60bhp, 4th
- Mont Ventoux Hillclimb
1912
- ‘Endurance’ Flights: Paris – Reims; Paris – Mourmelon – Reims – Soissons – Paris; Issy- Reims.
- June 25/26, Coupe de l’Auto & French Grand Prix de l’ACF Dieppe, Sunbeam 4cyl 3lt, Car no. 3, riding mechanic to Victor Rigal, 1st in Coupe de l’Auto & 3rd in the concurrent Grand Prix
1913
- April, Monaco, ‘Sunbeam’ Racing Boat powered with two eight cylinders Sunbeam engines with L Coatalen
- June 13, French Grand Prix de l’ACF, Amiens, Sunbeam 6cyl 4.5lt, car no. 15, timed 88.07mph, average 70.3mph over 570miles (29laps), 3rd (and 1st of the Sunbeams)
- September 21, Coupe de l’Auto Boulogne, Sunbeam 4cyl 3lt, Car no. 4, Jean Chassagne & A P Mitchell, retired 7th lap when lying 3rd, rear axle
- October 02, Brooklands, ‘World’s Record’, Sunbeam Grand Prix 6cyl 4.5lt with Single- Seater body, 2-hour spells with D Resta & K L Guinness, 2-12 hours records at 89.85-97.55mph
- October 04, Brooklands, Autumn Meeting 13th 100mph Short Handicap, 1913 Sunbeam V12 Toodles V 9lt, distance 8.5mile lapped 114.49mph. On scratch with Lambert’s Talbot. 1st
- October 04, Brooklands, Autumn Meeting 13th 100mph Long Handicap, 1913 Sunbeam V12 Toodles V lapped at 118.58mph – fastest Brooklands race lap to date.
- October 10, Brooklands ‘World’s Records’, 1913 V12 Toodles V 9lt, 50-150miles at 105.57-108.38mph. ‘The Hour’ at 107.95mph.
1914
- March 16, Brooklands, Class H Records, 1913 V12 Toodles V 9lt, 0.5-5mile records at 114.08-119.76mph. 120.73mph over the mile.
- Monaco ‘Toto’ Sunbeam racing boat 2.5lt dohc
- May 30, Indianapolis 500 Mile, 1913 Sunbeam G.P. (Spotty) 6cyl 4.5lt, car no. 12, qualifying speed 88.310mph, with A P Mitchell, crashed, tyre burst on 20th lap
- July 4, French Grand Prix de l’ACF, Lyons, Sunbeam 4cyl 4.5lt dohc, Car no. 10, Jean Chassagne & A P Mitchell, fastest lap at 65.03mph, retired 13th lap, big end run
1919
- May 31, Indianapolis 500-Mile, With Dario Resta to drive 4.9lt Sunbeam – withdrawn and instead drove the Henry designed Ballot 8cyl 4.9lt, accident 63rd lap (steering)
1920
- May 30, Indianapolis 500 Mile, Ballot 8cyl 3lt, car no 26, qualifying speed 95.450mph, averaged 79.94mph 7th, winning $1,900
- September Brooklands BARC Autumn Race, Ballot 4.9lt with Robert Laly 112.17mph – fastest BARC lap of the year. 2nd (in three handicap races)
- October Gaillon Hillclimb, Ballot 22.6sec 99mph
1921
- May 30, Indianapolis 500 Mile, Peugeot 4cyl (private entry), car no. 19, qualifying speed 91.100mph, lost hood, 18th and retired
- July 26, French Grand Prix de l’ACF, Ballot 3lt 8cyl no. 8 (with Robert Laly) punctured petrol tank on lap 17 while leading – retired.
- September 04, Italian Grand Prix Brescia, Ballot 8cyl 3lt, car no. 8(with Robert Laly), 3:40:52 hours 519km (30 laps), 2nd
- Gaillon Hillclimb Ballot 3rd fastest time
1922
- April 17, Brooklands, Easter Meeting 13th Lightning Short Handicap, Sunbeam 350hp V12 18.3lt, 5.75 miles 103.83mph, lapped at 114mph. 1st.
- April 17, Brooklands, Easter Meeting 13th Lightning Long Handicap, Sunbeam 350hp 12cyl 18.3lt, retired, Tread of offside front tyre stripped
- April 17, Brooklands, Easter Meeting, Light Car Scratch, Talbot Darracq 1.5lt 4cyl lapped 89.74mph
- June 22, Isle of Man Tourist Trophy, Sunbeam III 8cyl 3lt car, no. 7, Jean Chassagne & Robert Laly, 302 miles (8 laps) 5:24:50 hours, 55.76mph, 1st
- July 15, French Grand Prix de l’ACF, Strasbourg, Sunbeam 4cyl 2lt (which he helped Ernest Henry to develop), Car no. 9, Jean Chassagne & R. Laly, retired 5th lap, broken inlet valve
- August 19 Brooklands, JCC 200 Mile Race, Talbot Darracq no.5 1.5lt 4cyl (with Paul Dutoit) accident on lap 44 –tyre deflation
- September 10, Il Gran Premio d’Italia, Monza 800km (80 laps), Sunbeam – did not appear
- September 18 Coupe des Voiturettes, Le Mans Talbot Darracq 1.5lt 4cyl, reserve driver
- November 05, Penya Rhin Voiturette Grand Prix, Spain, 517.65km (35 lapps) Talbot Darracq 1.5lt 4cyl, dnf 1st lap – valve
- November 19, Coppa Florio, Sicily, Sunbeam 6cyl 4.9lt 6cyl, car no. 1, 268.5 miles (4 laps), 4th
1923
- Circuit des Routes Pavees, Citroen B Type Two-Seater, 1st in class
1924
- August 04, French Grand Prix de l’ACF, Lyons, Bugatti Type 35 2lt 8cyl (inaugural race), 7:46:25.06 hrs, 7th tyre problems (changed 15 covers).
- San Sebastian Grand Prix, Spain, Bugatti Type 35 2lt 8cyl, 6:46:30hrs 6th tyre problems
1925
- June 20/21, Le Mans Grand Prix d’Endurance, Sunbeam SS 6cyl 3lt, car no. 16 (with S C H Davis), 1343 miles average 55.9mph, 1st in class 2nd overall
- July Touring Car Grand Prix, Montlhéry, distance, ballast & fuel formula, Talbot-Darracq 1.5lt, run out of fuel on last lap
- Gaillon Hillclimb, Talbot-Darracq 1.5lt, 4cyl, 2nd fastest
- Gometz le Chatel Hillclimb, Talbot-Darracq 1.5lt, 4cyl, 1st fastest
1926
- Val Suzon Hillclimb, Talbot-Darracq 1.5lt, 4cyl, 2nd fastest & fastest in sportscar class
- Inaugural Grosser Preis von Deutschland, Avus, Berlin, Talbot-Darracq 1.5lt, 4cyl, accident when lying 3rd
- June 12/13, Le Mans Grand Prix d’Endurance, Aries Surbaissée 2ltr, car no 10, with Robert Laly, retired lap 65
1927
- 24 hours de Belgique, Spa, Aries Surbaissée 3ltr, (with R. Laly), 1st in class 2nd overall
- June 18/19, Le Mans Grand Prix d’Endurance, Aries Surbaissée 3ltr, car no 4 (with R. Laly), retired lap 122 (comfortably in the lead for 17hours when a seized camshaft drive put them out of running)
- San Sebastian 12 – hours, Spain, Aries Surbaissée 3ltr, (with Duray), 2nd
1928
- June 16/17, Le Mans Grand Prix d’Endurance, Bentley Motors Ltd Team, Bentley 4.5lt, car no. 3 (with Henry Tim Birkin), 5th in class 5th overall (heroically rescuing the damaged car)
1929
- June 15/16, Le Mans Grand Prix d’Endurance, Bentley Motors Ltd Team, Bentley 4.5lt, car no. 8 (with Francis Clement), 3rd in class 4th overall
- June 30, French Grand Prix de l’ACF, Le Mans, Ballot 8cyl, no. 4, retired 8th lap -mechanical
1930
- Brooklands Double Twelve, Hon Miss Dorothy Paget Team, Bentley Blower C, with Tim Birkin, retired- broken chassis
- June 21/22, Le Mans Grand Prix d’Endurance, Hon Miss Dorothy Paget Team, Bentley Blower C, car no. 9, with Tim Birkin, DNF
- July Irish Grand Prix, Phoenix Park, Dublin, Ireland, Hon Miss Dorothy Paget Team, Bentley Blower C car no.7