Reginald Ellis Tongue (17 July 1912 – 1 June 1992), from Lancashire, was an English racing driver.
In 1934 Reggie competed in his first major race in the 1934 24 Hours of Le Mans, aged 22.
[1] In 1951, Tongue competed at the Rallye Monte-Carlo, driving a Jaguar Mark V with his co-driver P.E.
[2] He was born into a wealthy family and his motor experience was "loaning" his father's 1924 10/23 Talbot two-seater, destroying the lawn in front of the house during the process.
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