20-1-75 AMPOL ABOVE: Graham McRae wi bury (Caroline Skilling) afte terday's Lady Wigram Trop Australian Warwick Brown Lola 1332. He was forced to race but still shares the lea ith Miss Canterr his win in reshy race. LEFT: at speed in his retire from the d in the series. Series a bit more even now - McRae Jubilant after his Wigram victory. Graham McRae climbed out of his car yesterday and said: "Now let's have Pukekohe," of Levin re-run and Michae, dogged by bad luck in the two earlier races in the Peter Stuyvesant series, had suddenly struck the form which took him to three previous wins on the Christchurch airfield circuit. Up to yesterday, McRae had not scored in this year's series. which was led by New Zealand Grand Prix winner Warwick Brown, of Australia. One of MeRae's first ques tions after yesterday's 100 miler was: "Did Warwick finish today?* Told that he had not. the former Wellingtonian grinned and said: "That's a good thing. *It looks a bit more even not going to Austraila ' for the second half of the series. VeRae. the only man 10 have won at Wigram four times, said he had given himseif a "one in three" chance this year. McRae, not happy with his car in practice on Saturday. altered the suspension overnight and this made all the difference. "But there's still room for improvement — there always The triple Tasman series wiener, known for his frankness, made it clear he is not contesting this year's races for ant monetary reward Asked how he rates his chances of winning the series ret again, he said: "I hadn't given myself any chance of winning. "It's worth nothing financially - just & small trophy on the wall. I'm here for some good motor racing." PAT BURKE RACING