SYDNEY (NSW)
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LIVERPOOL SPEEDWAY 1971
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1971 - LIVERPOOL SPEEDWAY SOLO SLIDESHOW
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1971 1972 - LIVERPOOL SPEEDWAY MICRO MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP
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Photo's Tony Coles
1971 - LIVERPOOL SPEEDWAY SPEEDCAR SLIDESHOW
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1971 MARLBORO 100 LAP GRAND NATIONALIt was on the the 16th of March 1971 that the first Marlboro 100 lap sedan Grand National was held, it attracted an overflow crowd and the winner was Sydney driver Rick Hunter, the first place prizemoney was $750.00, second was Terry Richardson NSW and third was Eric Olsen from QLD.
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1971 - PETER CRICK SEDAN CAR CHAMPION
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above: Peter Crick that famous HT Monaroleft: Peter Crick the racer
Peter would often be called on to do promotional events, here Crick is up against the USAC National Midget champion Mel Kenyon in the Ian Williams supermod for a match race. Photos Liverpool Raceway Photographs |
1971 - SYDNEY LIVERPOOL SPEEDWAY 26th March 1971 |
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1971 - LIVERPOOL RACEWAY PRODUCTION SEDAN SLIDESHOW
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1971 - SYDNEY LIVERPOOL SPEEDWAY 4th September 1971 |
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Sid Whittaker recalls: Dad (Herbie) bought this ex production sedan as virtually a barred out shell, we straightened it all up, painted it, and had it sign written, and when dad was modifying things inside noticed it was a galvanized roll cage that had been fitted to the car.
With finding this illegal cage the car was stripped and taken to the tip, never to be raced.
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