| HACKNEYCARRIAGE | He collects a racing car key adjusted for taxi (7,8) |
| ANTHOLOGIST | He collects a lot, though record is held by worker |
| BACKALLEYS | Short scalable key adjusted in ways that are not obvious? |
| PULLINGAFASTONE | Slyly taking advantage of towing a racing car? (7,1,4,3) |
| AFAREWELLTOARMS | Book a passenger for taxi satisfactorily - to begin with taxi roams around (1,8,2,4) |
| STRIPE | "Go-faster" marking on a racing car; a band of colour on an angelfish, badger, bumblebee, tiger or zebra; or, a chevron on a military sleeve (6) |
| CIRCUIT | Word for an electric current's orbital path, a judge's regular beat, a racing car's racetrack, a runner's lap or other journey/distance round (7) |
| THEPITS | Worst place for a racing car to make a stop (3,4) |
| POTMAN | He collects glasses for a snooker player! (3-3) |
| OVERSHOE | After a number of deliveries, he collects ball for Oxford defender? (8) |
| FORMULA | Blueprint for a racing car? (7) |
| PITSTOP | Short break for a racing car or motorbike (3,4) |
| HARDANDFAST | Rigid a" like the way a racing car is driven? (4,3,4) |
| RISER | Bit of a step up for taxi drivers, vintage car ultimately |
| AGENT | He collects information in a bar (5) |
| ALDI | No-frills grocery chain that collects a deposit for a shopping cart |
| NONSTARTER | Has no chance of success in a racing car with a flat battery? (3-7) |
| COCKPIT | Driver's compartment in a racing car |
| ERA | Time a racing car initially (3) |
| LOTUS | Auction offering us a racing car (5) |
