previewLady Wigram Trophy draws capacity field
Wigram's pit area will be packed for what could be the last Lady Wigram Trophy meeting at its traditional base, with 20 races in nine classes: Formula Atlantic, TraNZam, Formula Ford, touring cars, pre-65s, Mini 7, Mazda RX7s, classic cars and motorcycles. Practice and qualifying start at 9.15am Saturday, and racing begins at 9.30am Sunday.
Facts
- The 1993 Lady Wigram Trophy meeting at Wigram had 20 races in nine classes and could have been the last at the airbase.
- The Lady Wigram Trophy is described as New Zealand's longest-surviving motor race.
photoJos Verstappen photo
Jos Verstappen of the Netherlands, one of the most promising drivers to visit New Zealand in recent years, already had wins at Timaru and Teretonga.
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- Jos Verstappen, of the Netherlands, is one of the most promising drivers to have visited New Zealand in recent years. He has already had wins at Timaru and Teretonga. Photo: Euan Cameron
advertThe Lady Wigram Trophy race 1993 advertisement
Advert for the Lady Wigram Trophy meeting at Wigram, Sat 16 and Sun 17 January 1993, 21 races, gates open 7am. Admission weekend pass premium $20, Saturday $10, Sunday $15, under 14s free.
photoKieran Wills' rebuilt Mazda RX8 will be among the top runners in the TraNZam class, which includes two American drivers.
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- Kieran Wills' rebuilt Mazda RX8 will be among the top runners in the TraNZam class in a field which includes two American drivers.