Martina Fischer drives a 1955 Austin Healey 100BN 2 sports car during the Indianapolis in Oerlikon race demonstration at the Offene Rennbahn cycling track in Zurich's Oerlikon suburb, Switzerland, July 26, 2022. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann 

Rugby Union - Rugby World Cup Pool B - England v New Zealand - Twickenham Stadium, London, Britain - October 9, 1999 New Zealand's Jonah Lomu in action with England's Austin Healey REUTERS/Action Images 

A 1958 Austin-Healey 100-Six "Goldie" Roadster is displayed during a media preview for the "RM Sotheby's Icons" sale at Sotheby's in New York, U.S., November 30, 2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid 

A combination of pictures shows the hood ornaments of British car brands taken during the annual British Car Meeting in Mollis, Switzerland August 27, 2017. Car manufacturers are (top row, L-R) Morris, Rapier, Bentley, Lomax, Aston Martin, Rover, (second row, L-R) Alvis, Riley, Hillman, Singer, Triumph, MG (third row, L-R) Lotus, Lagonda, Marcos, Jensen, Daimler, Morgan, (fourth row, L-R) Caterham, Jaguar, Austin, Austin-Healey, Leyland, Land Rover, (fifth row, L-R) Mini, Sunbeam, Rolls-Royce, Reliant, Bond and TVR. Pictures taken August 27, 2017. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann 

Participants ride in their vintage Austin-Healey convertible during the British Car Meeting 2017 in the village of Mollis, Switzerland August 27, 2017. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann 

Participants ride in their vintage Austin-Healey convertible during the British Car Meeting 2017 in the village of Mollis, Switzerland August 27, 2017. Picture taken with a fisheye lens. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann 

The hood ornament of a 1959 Austin-Healey Sprite MKI manufactured in England is photographed at the Gosford Classic Car Museum in Gosford, north of Sydney, Australia May 31, 2017. REUTERS/Jason Reed 

A combo picture shows the hood ornaments of old car brands at the Gosford Classic Car Museum in Gosford, north of Sydney, Australia May 31, 2017. Car manufacturers are (top row, L-R) Hudson, Austin of England, Dover, Sunbeam, (second row, L-R) Jensen, Invictus, Tatra, Austin Healey, (third row, L-R) Singer, Eisenacher Automobilwerk Eisenach, Delahay and Packard. REUTERS/Jason Reed 

Carole Clark polishes a 1958 Austin Healey Sprite mk1, part of a display of 90 historic British-built motor vehicles standing on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace commemorating Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday, in London, Britain October 15, 2016. The event, organised by the All-Party Parliamentary Motor Group and the All-Party Parliamentary Historic Vehicles Group, includes 90 vehicles, with one from each year since the Queen's birth in 1926. REUTERS/Dominic Lipinski/Pool 

Carole Clark polishes a 1958 Austin Healey Sprite mk1, part of a display of 90 historic British-built motor vehicles standing on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace commemorating Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday, in London, Britain October 15, 2016. The event, organised by the All-Party Parliamentary Motor Group and the All-Party Parliamentary Historic Vehicles Group, includes 90 vehicles, with one from each year since the Queen's birth in 1926. REUTERS/Dominic Lipinski/Pool 

Participants, along with their dog, drive their vintage Austin Healey 5000 sports car during the British Car Meeting 2016 in the village of Mollis, Switzerland August 28, 2016. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann

The logo of British manufacturer Austin-Healey is seen at a 1963 Austin Healey 3000 Mk II BJ7 Convertible car during a preview of an auction by Swiss Oldtimer Galerie International in Zurich, Switzerland June 10, 2016. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann 

Participants arrive in their Austin Healey 3000 Mk III sports car during the British Car Meeting 2012 in the village of Mollis, about 80 km (50 miles) east of Zurich August 26, 2012. Some 1,500 owners of vintage British cars took part in the annual meeting. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann (SWITZERLAND - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY) 

Participants arrive in their Austin Healey 3000 Mk III sports car during the British Car Meeting 2012 in the village of Mollis, 80 km (50 miles) east of Zurich, August 26, 2012. Some 1,500 owners of vintage British cars took part in the annual meeting. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann (SWITZERLAND - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY) 

Participants arrive in their sports cars during the British Car Meeting 2012 in the village of Mollis, about 80 km (50 miles) east of Zurich, August 26, 2012. Some 1,500 owners of vintage British cars took part in the annual meeting. The car models are (from R-L), Triumph TR 4, Triumph TR 5 and Austin Healey 3000. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann (SWITZERLAND - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY) 

A man drives his British made 1966 Austin Healey Spirit at a meet of motoring enthusiasts on Havana's seafront boulevard 'El Malecon' October 17, 2010. REUTERS/Desmond Boylan (CUBA - Tags: SOCIETY TRANSPORT) 

A man drives his British made 1966 Austin Healey Spirit at a meet of motoring enthusiasts on Havana's seafront boulevard 'El Malecon' October 17, 2010. REUTERS/Desmond Boylan (CUBA - Tags: TRANSPORT CITYSCAPE SOCIETY IMAGES OF THE DAY) 

The dashboard of a 1954 Austin-Healey 100/4 roadster is pictured during a prologue of the Raid-Suisse-Paris 2010 vintage car rally in Zurich August 25, 2010. The three-day Raid-Suisse-Paris 2010 starts in Basel on Thursday. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann (SWITZERLAND - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY) 

A drivers helmet lies on the bonnet of an 1954 Austin-Healey 100/4 roadster during a prologue of the Raid-Suisse-Paris 2010 vintage car rally in Zurich August 25, 2010. The three-day Raid-Suisse-Paris 2010 starts in Basel on Thursday. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann (SWITZERLAND - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY) 

A drivers helmet lies on the bonnet of an 1954 Austin-Healey 100/4 roadster during a prologue of the Raid-Suisse-Paris 2010 vintage car rally in Zurich August 25, 2010. The three-day Raid-Suisse-Paris 2010 starts in Basel on Thursday. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann (SWITZERLAND - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY) 

A vintage Austin-Healey drives past an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man in Jerusalem June 4, 2008. About 27 vintage vehicles took part in the annual car rally that left London last month and arrived in Jerusalem on Wednesday. REUTERS/Baz Ratner (JERUSALEM) 

An Austin Healey 3000 of 1966 participates in a rally in the streets of Bad Kissingen village, where the Ecuador's national soccer team has set up its training camp for the first round of the World Cup, June 4, 2006. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW REUTERS/Guillermo Granja (GERMANY) 

Leicester Tigers' Martin Johnson (R), Austin Healey (L) and Martin Corry (C) react after losing the English rugby union premiership final against London Wasps 39-14 at Twickenham, in London, May 14, 2005. REUTERS/Mike Finn-Kelcey MFK/KY 

London Wasps' Van Gisbergen scores the winning try despite Healey's tackle during the English rugby union premiership final in London. London Wasps' Mark Van Gisbergen (L) scores the winning try despite Leicester's Austin Healey's tackle during the English rugby union premiership final at Twickenham, in London, May 14, 2005. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh Pictures of the month May 2005 

Hans Zaalberg and co-driver Peter Stone of Netherlands drive on a rough road their Austin Healey 3000, the only of its kind participating at the East African Safari Rally December 16, 2003.53 vintage cars from 16 nations, all built before the seventies are participting in the 50th aniversary of the rally. REUTERS/Anthony Njuguna RS/THI 

Britain's Leicester Tigers rugby union player Austin Healey arrives at
Sydney International Airport in Sydney, Australia as cover for
England's World Cup rugby squad, November 11, 2003. England coach Clive
Woodward is waiting on the fitness of Iain Balshaw and Josh Lewsey
before deciding whether to include Healey in the sqaud. REUTERS/Kieran
Doherty

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Britain's Leicester Tigers rugby union player Austin Healey arrives at
Sydney International Airport in Sydney, Australia as cover for
England's World Cup rugby squad, November 11, 2003. England coach Clive
Woodward is waiting on the fitness of Iain Balshaw and Josh Lewsey
before deciding whether to include Healey in the sqaud. REUTERS/Kieran
Doherty

MD 

Britain's Leicester Tigers rugby union player Austin Healey arrives at
Sydney International Airport in Sydney, Australia as cover for
England's World Cup rugby squad, November 11, 2003. England coach Clive
Woodward is waiting on the fitness of Iain Balshaw and Josh Lewsey
before deciding whether to include Healey in the sqaud. REUTERS/Kieran
Doherty

MD/CRB 

MUNSTER'S HORAN CHARGES DOWN LEICESTER TIGERS' HEALEY DURING THE
HEINEKEN CUP FINAL MATCH AT THE MILLENNIUM STADIUM IN CARDIFF.


Munster's Marcus Horan (R) charges down Leicester Tigers' Austin Healey
(L) during the Heineken Cup Final match at the Millennium Stadium in
Cardiff, May 25, 2002. Leicester Tigers won 15-9. REUTERS/Darren
Staples 

LEICESTER TIGERS' HEALEY STOPS MUNSTER'S KELLY FROM SCORING A TRY
DURING THE HEINEKEN CUP FINAL MATCH AT THE MILLENNIUM STADIUM IN
CARDIFF.


Leicester Tigers' Austin Healey (R) stops Munster's John Kelly (L) from
scoring a try in the final minutes of the Heineken Cup Final match at
the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, May 25, 2002. Leicester Tigers won
15-9. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

England's Austin Healey (R) tackles Wales' Dafydd James (L) during
their six nations rugby union match at Twickenham March 23, 2002.
England beat Wales 50-10. REUTERS/DanChung

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England's Austin Healey (2L) is tackled by Wales' Martyn Williams (2R)
and Craig Morgan (R) during their Six Nations Rugby Union match at
Twickenham March 23, 2002. REUTERS/DanChung

NMB/CRB 

England's Austin Healey (R) is tackled by Ireland's Denis Hickie during
their Six Nations Rugby Union Match at Twickenham, February 16, 2002.
REUTERS/Ian Waldie

IW/AS 

England rugby player Austin Healey was banned for three weeks on
January 10, 2002, after being found guilty of kicking an opponent
during a premiership match in December by a Rugby Football Union (RFU)
disciplinary panel. Healey is shown in this file photo from February
17, 2001, celebrating after scoring a try against Italy during the
first half of the Six Nations rugby match at Twickenham in London.
REUTERS/Ian Waldie

MDB/BR/ASA/CLH/ 

Texas Governor Rick Perry (R) yells to the crowd to cheer for Lance
Armstrong's potential fourth Tour de France victory at a celebration
for Armstrong's return to Texas, August 4, 2001. The party, held in
Austin, drew thousands of Texans dressed in yellow who partied and
cheered Armstrong's rare record of three consecutive Tour de France
victories.

JH/HK 

Three-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong hugs his wife Kristin
at a celebration held for his return to his hometown of Austin, Texas,
August 4, 2001. The party, named "Vive Lance! Austin's Hometown Hero,"
drew thousands of Texans dressed in yellow who cheered Armstrong's rare
record of three consecutive Tour de France victories.

JH/SV 

Three-time Tour de France winner and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong (L) is given three bicycle helmets, one for his son and two more for the twins his wife is expecting, from Austin Mayor Kirk Watson at a celebration held for Armstrong's return to his hometown of Austin, Texas, August 4, 2001. The party drew thousands of Texans dressed in yellow who cheered Armstrong's rare record of three consecutive Tour de France victories.

JH/SV 

Rugby Union - British & Irish Lions Tour of Australia 2001 - British & Irish Lions vs ACT Brumbies - Bruce Stadium, Canberra, Australia - July 3, 2001 British & Irish Lions' Austin Healey celebrates after the match REUTERS/Action Images 

British and Irish Lions winger Austin Healey punches the air in celebration after scoring his teams winning try in the final moments of their match against the ACT Brumbies in Canberra July 3, 2001. The Lions won 30-28.

MDB/CP 

British and Irish Lions team official Pat O'Keeffe jumps on goal kicker Matt Dawson as they celebrate Dawson's conversion of teammate Austin Healey's try to defeat the ACT Brumbies in the final moments in Canberra July 3, 2001. The Lions won 30-28.

MDB/CP 

British and Irish Lions winger Austin Healey celebrates after scoring his teams winning try in the final moments of their match against the ACT Brumbies in Canberra July 3, 2001. The Lions won 30-28.

MDB/CP 

British and Irish Lions winger Austin Healey scores his teams winning try in the final moments of their match against the ACT Brumbies in Canberra July 3, 2001. The Lions won 30-28.

MDB/CP 

Rugby Union - British & Irish Lions Tour of Australia 2001 - British & Irish Lions vs Australia A - North Power Stadium, Gosford, Australia - June 19, 2001 British & Irish Lions' Austin Healey in action REUTERS/Action Images 

British and Irish Lions player Austin Healey is lifted over the head of Australia A player Graeme Bond during their tour match in Gosford June 19, 2001. Australia A won the match 28-25. The Lions will play Australia in the first test in Brisbane on June 30.

DG/CP 

Derek Jelley (bottom L), Austin Healey (R), Dorian West (R background) and Neil Back (C) celebrate their victory at the European Rugby cup final at the Parc des Princes May 19, 2001. Leicester defeated Stade Francais 34-30. 

Austin Healey of Leicester Tigers celebrates as he displays the European cup to supporters after his team's victory at the European Rugby cup final at the Parc des Princes May 19, 2001. Leicester defeated Stade Francais 34-30.

JD/ 

Derek Jelley (bottom L), Austin Healey (R), Dorian West (R background) and Neil Back (C) celebrate their victory at the European Rugby cup final at the Parc des Princes May 19, 2001. Leicester defeated Stade Francais 34-30.

JD/ 

Austin Healey (R) of Leicester Tigers is tackled by Brian Lima (L) of Stade Francais and Morgan Williams (9) during their European Rugby cup final at the Parc des Princes May 19, 2001.

JD/ 

Rugby Union - Six Nations Championship - England vs Scotland - Twickenham Stadium, London, Britain - March 3, 2001 England's Austin Healey in action with Scotland's Chris Paterson REUTERS/Action Images 

England's Austin Healy (L) crosses for a try whilst Italy's Denis Dallan tackles him during the first half of their Six Nations rugby match at Twickenham February 17, 2001.

MDB/CLH/ 

England's Austin Healey celebrates after scoring a try against Italy during the first half of their Six Nations rugby match at Twickenham in London February 17, 2001.

MDB/BR 

Dell Computer Corporation Chairman Michael Dell and Kenneth Lay (L), chairman and CEO of Enron Corp., discuss how their companies have changed because of the profound influence of the Internet on the world's economy at the Fortune 500 Forum in Austin, Texas, October 13, 2000. The Forum, held today in the Texas Capitol, focuses on succeeding in the new economy and the "maverick" CEOs who have done so.

JH/SV 

The President-Elect of Mexico, Vicente Fox, addresses CEOs and city officials during a speech before the Fortune 500 Forum, a conference that discusses strategies of "maverick" CEOs for two days, October 12-14, in Austin, Texas. Fox encouraged the business leaders in the audience, which included Michael Dell, chairman and CEO of Dell Computer Corp., and Herb Kelleher, chairman, president and CEO of Southwest Airlines Co., to stengthen business ties with Mexico under his new leadership.

JH/HB 

Republican presidential candidate and Texas Governor George W. Bush talks with reporters about his CIA intelligence briefing with his foreign policy advisors Candoleezza Rice (L) and Paul Wolfowitz outside his ranch near Crawford, Texas, September 2, 2000. The CIA briefing is a traditional courtesy extended to presidential candidates during their campaigns.

JH/RCS 

Texas Governor and Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush with his newly named vice presidential candidate Richard Cheney and their wives Laura Bush and Lynne Cheney embrace at the rally announcing Cheney July 25, 2000 in Austin, Texas. Cheney is a former defense secretary.

RTW/SV 

Lance Armstrong's hometown fans in Austin, Texas watch a television at a downtown bar as Tour de France cycling champion Armstrong wears the yellow jersey after winning his second consecutive Tour July 23, 2000. Hundreds of fans from Austin crowded the bar to celebrate his victory.

JH 

Lance Armstrong's hometown fans in Austin react as they see the final standings of the Tour de France displayed on a television screen in a downtown bar, July 23, 2000. Armstrong won his second consecutive Tour de France Sunday in Paris.

JH/RCS 

Texas Governor George W. Bush shows students Amanda Stanley (L) and Griff Martin his redesigned Web site,
www.GeorgeWBush.com, at the Austin Childrens Museum July 19. Bush said the site features enhanced accessibility, interactivity and offers users the chance to personalize their visit.

JH/SV 

Texas Governor George W. Bush addresses a gathering after he unveiled his redesigned Website,
www.GeorgeWBush.com, in Austin July 19 at the Austin Childrens Museum. Bush, who used the term "e-publican" to describe himself, said the site features enhanced accessibility, interactivity and offers users the chance to personalize their visit, allowing "us to interact with voters and convey my ideas and beliefs in a way that has not been possible until recently," he said.

JH/SV 

After an appeals process by Gary Graham's lawyer that Texas Governor George W. Bush's spokesman called "unchartered territory," Bush said during a press conference in Austin June 22 that his job was "to ensure our state's laws are enforced fairly," and that he was "confident that justice was served." Graham was pronounced dead at 8:49 P.M. CST.

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