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词条 1958 Australian Tourist Trophy
释义

  1. Class Structure

  2. Results

     Notes 

  3. References

  4. External links

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The 1958 Australian Tourist Trophy was a 100-mile motor race for sports cars, staged at the Mount Panorama Circuit near Bathurst in New South Wales, Australia on 6 October 1958.[1] It was the second in a sequence of annual Australian Tourist Trophy races, each of which was recognised by the Confederation of Australian Motor Sport as the Australian Championship for sports cars.[2] The race was won by David McKay driving an Aston Martin DB3S.[3]

Class Structure

Cars competed in six classes based on engine capacity:[4]

  • Up to 750cc [4]
  • 751 to 1100cc [4]
  • 1101 to 1500cc [4]
  • 1501 to 2000cc [4]
  • 2001 to 3000cc [4]
  • Over 3000cc [4]

Results

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Position [5] Driver [5]No.[5] Car [5] Entrant [5]Class [5]Class Pos.[5]Laps [5]
1 David McKay71 Aston Martin DB3S D McKay2001 to 3000cc126
2 Derek Jolly16 Lotus 15 Coventry Climax [3] D Jolly1101 to 1500cc126
3 Ron Phillips12 Cooper Type 33 Jaguar [3] J & R PhillipsOver 3000cc126
4 Frank Matich87 Jaguar C-Type Leaton Motors Pty LtdOver 3000cc226
5 Gavan Sandford-Morgan5 Decca Special MkII [3] D Jolly751 to 1100cc126
6 Warren Blomfield116 Aston Martin DB3S W Blomfield2001 to 3000cc226
7 John Roxburgh [6]77 Austin-Healey 100S J Roxburgh2001 to 3000cc3 
8 Lyn Archer3 Cooper Type 39 Coventry Climax [3] Ecurie van Dieman751 to 1100cc2  
9 Tony Basile10 Porsche 356 A Basile1101 to 1500cc2  
10 Jim Downie132 MG TB Special J Downie1501 to 2000cc1  
11 N Bolton30 Porsche N Bolton1501 to 2000cc2 
12 Bruce Maher [7]74 [7] Buchanan Holden B Maher1501 to 2000cc2  
13 Charlie Campbell94 Triumph TR2 C Campbell2001 to 3000cc4 
14 Jim Wright126 Buchanan TR2 NJ Wright1501 to 2000cc3 
15 Jack Murray76 Jaguar D-Type J MurrayOver 3000cc3 
16 Bill Clarke [6]8 Prad Holden C Adams2001 to 3000cc5  
17 Ted Laker101 Triumph TR3 E Laker2001 to 3000cc6 
18 Alan Wood [6]118 MG A AR Wood1101 to 1500cc3 
19 H Cape130 Jaguar XK120 H CapeOver 3000cc4 
20 BG Moane159 MG TF BG Moane1101 to 1500cc4 
21 SN Miller22 Austin-Healey 100S SN Miller2001 to 3000cc7 
22 Merv Ward13 Berkeley M WardUp to 750cc1  
DNF Doug Whiteford7 Maserati 300S D Whiteford2001 to 3000cc 11
DNF Bill Pitt1 Jaguar D-Type Mrs DI AndersonOver 3000cc  
DNF Charlie Whatmore4 Lotus Eleven Coventry Climax Chaz Whatmore's Sports Centre1101 to 1500cc   
DNF Tom Corcoran141 Dorcas MG T Corcoran1101 to 1500cc  
DNF Frank Cantwell6 Tojeiro Jaguar FD Cantwell (NZ)Over 3000cc  
DNF Harry Kwech [6]154 Austin-Healey Leaton Motors Pty Ltd2001 to 3000cc   
DNF G Websdale81 Buchanan MG Buchanan Motor Co1101 to 1500cc   
DNF Barry Taylor [6]114 Gladiator MG B Taylor1101 to 1500cc   
DNF H Binnie26 MG TF Holden H Binnie2001 to 3000cc   
DNF AP Roberts110 Jaguar XK120 AP RobertsOver 3000cc   
DNF Alan Jack9 Cooper Type 39 Coventry Climax [3] Brifield Service Station1101 to 1500cc  
DNF D Finch92 Austin-Healey D Finch2001 to 3000cc   
DNF Keith Malcolm153 Skoden Repco Holden K Malcolm2001 to 3000cc   

Notes

  • Attendance: 16,000 [4]
  • Race distance: 26 laps, 100 miles [8]
  • Starters: 35 [9]
  • Finishers: 22 [5]
  • Winner's race time: 1 hour 19 minutes 21.9 seconds [1]

References

1. ^1 David McKay, Davison again, Modern Motor, December 1968, pages 18, 19, 69 & 70
2. ^National Titles, 1961 CAMS Manual of Motor Sport, page 53
3. ^1 2 3 4 5 John B Blanden, Historic Racing Cars in Australia, 1979
4. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Wind sends driver crashing at 120 m.p.h., The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday, 6 October 1958, page 5
5. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 John Medley, Bathurst - Cradle of Australian Motor Racing, pages 219-230
6. ^1 2 3 4 1958 Australian G.P. Australian Motor Sports (magazine), October 1958, pages 453 & 469-471
7. ^1 Buchanan "Works" racecars 1957 - 1958, www.buchananmotorcompany.com Retrieved on 24 March 2014
8. ^Official Programme, Mt. Panorama, 5 & 6 October (1958)
9. ^Medley lists 34 starters but does not include Merv Ward, who is shown by the same source as a finisher and class winner

External links

  • Image of McKay (No 71 Aston Martin), Whiteford (No 7 Maserati) and Phillips (No 12 Cooper) at Bathurst in October 1958, aussieroadracing.homestead.com

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