Race rivals are evenly matched this year
Profile of the overseas drivers for the 1962 Lady Wigram Trophy: Moss, Surtees, Brabham, McLaren, Salvadori, Flockhart and newcomer Lorenzo Bandini (aged 21), who would join the Ferrari team in Europe, plus Australian Arnold Glass with a privately owned BRM.
Facts
- Three Mini-Coopers were to make their South Island debut in the saloon events at the January 1962 Wigram meeting; one was to be driven by Bruce McLaren.
- The Mini-Cooper in 1962 had a 997cc engine with twin carburettors and a top speed of about 90 mph.
Photos
- Stirling Moss, the finest driver in the game to-day, talks with mechanic Tim Wall.
