| SOUPEDUP | Modified Lotus regularly went faster on the outside (6,2) |
| SEAFRONT | It could be faster on the promenade (8) |
| OUTPACED | Went faster than a cop duet, possibly (8) |
| OUTRACED | Went faster than |
| MORNINGGLORY | Slang for a racehorse which runs faster on the dawn gallops than in the actual race; or, any vining ipomoea, named for its trumpet-shaped blooms that open around sunrise (7,5) |
| CHAPMAN | Which innovative English car designer said, "Adding power makes you faster on the straights. Subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere."? (5, 7) |
| COLIN | Which innovative English car designer said, "Adding power makes you faster on the straights. Subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere."? (5, 7) |
| KNELT | Knight drinking in hell regularly went on a bender |
| SKATES | What you are urged to put on to go faster on ice? |
| TAROTCARD | Black art - crowd regularly went crazy for a way to predict the future? (5,4) |
| PLIED | Regularly went quiet, then told stories |
| UNSADDLED | At first unelected ones regularly went off without a seat |
| SEDATED | She regularly went out and used drugs |
| SLIPPEDUP | Went faster, full of impudence, then went wrong |
| SPED | Went faster than the legal limit |
| ACCELERATED | Went faster to clear cadet with the last change |
| ACCEL | 'Get faster,' on mus. scores |
| STEP | Go faster, ... on it! (4) |
| ETON | Regularly went round school |
| RAN | Went faster than merely walking |
