| Frank 'Pa' Applebee, trials and TT competitor. |
| Frank Arthur took over from Gus as captain of Stamford Bridge. |
| Les Blakebrough, team-mate at Stamford Bridge |
| Tom Bradbury-Pratt, speedway promotor. |
| Bill Bragg, team-mate at Stamford Bridge and Olympic cyclist. |
| Ted Bravery, team-mate at Stamford Bridge |
| Nobby Clarke, the 'trainer' at Wimbledon. |
| George Dalby, father & son, competed in Trials and DT with Gus. |
| Freddie Dixon raced on two, three and four wheels. |
| Sprouts Elder, the great American speedway star. |
Tom Farndon, hero of New Cross.
Part One of his story - and Part Two. |
| Roger Frogley, Crystal Palace star and flying ace. |
| Max Grosskreutz, Australian Belle Vue Ace and Norwich manager. |
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| Vic Huxley, the legendary Australian captain of Wimbledon. |
| Rudy Knight, Wall of Death rider who was Gus's friend, mechanic and neighbour. |
| Eric Langton, Belle Vue Ace. |
| 'Ginger' Lees, Bury's champion. |
| Jack Parker 'champion of champions' |
| Wal Phillips, a team-mate both at Stamford Bridge and Wimbledon. |
| Geoff Pymar, Wimbledon team mate who went onto a long and varied career. |
| Claude Rye, a team-mate at Wimbledon, friend and business rival. |
| Triss Sharp, Crystal Palace star. |
| Eric Spencer, fellow trials and speedway rider. |
| Lionel Van Praag of Wembley and Australia. |
| Colin Watson, star of Wembley and West Ham |
| Tim Webb was a great fan and friend of Gus and his family |
| 'Tiger' Jack Wood, Bolton's broadsider. |
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