PRACTICE FOR THE LADY WIGRAM TROPHY RACE.—TOP LEFT: The fastest time in practice for the Lady Wigram Trophy race, which will he held at Wigram today, was set yesterday by the New Zealand driver, Denis Hulme, Who is seen in his 2.5 litre Braham-Climax. He averaged about 95 miles -an hour. TOP RIGHT: Jack Brabham in his Brabham-Climax. He recorded the second fastest time. BOTTOM LEFT; Bruce McLaren driving a Cooper-Climax. He was fourth, fastest, and is one of the favourites for today’s race. BOTTOM RIGHT: The new Lotus-Cortina saloons are creating great interest in the saloon races, and the fastest saloon time yesterday was set by this Lotus-Cortina, driven by K. Grant.
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30342, 18 January 1964, Page 10
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113PRACTICE FOR THE LADY WIGRAM TROPHY RACE.—TOP LEFT: The fastest time in practice for the Lady Wigram Trophy race, which will he held at Wigram today, was set yesterday by the New Zealand driver, Denis Hulme, Who is seen in his 2.5 litre Braham-Climax. He averaged about 95 miles -an hour. TOP RIGHT: Jack Brabham in his Brabham-Climax. He recorded the second fastest time. BOTTOM LEFT; Bruce McLaren driving a Cooper-Climax. He was fourth, fastest, and is one of the favourites for today’s race. BOTTOM RIGHT: The new Lotus-Cortina saloons are creating great interest in the saloon races, and the fastest saloon time yesterday was set by this Lotus-Cortina, driven by K. Grant. Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30342, 18 January 1964, Page 10
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