2 - 93 WIGRAM GOODBYE? Baird Wins Again * 11:7 Husqiarna ALPINE Craig Baird Forty-four years of racing at Wigram might have come to an end. The 1993 Lady Wigram Trophy race might not have been the most memorable but nevertheless contained enough drama to ensure that, should the race be moved to Ruapuna next year, the final fling at Wigram will be remembered for the win posted by a Kiwi. Craig Baird who had a com fortable win over fellow Kiwi Paul Radisich and a bunch of scrapping Americans also made his mark in the Lady Wigram Trophy records by joining one of the worlds great drivers from the 1960's, the late Jimmy Clark who won the race on three occasions. Only one other driver has won it more - Graeme McRae in 1971, 72, 73 and 75. "It is a race I have been aware of all my life," said Baird, "Everybody knows that it is something special. The drivers always look forward to Wigram because of the fast nature of the track and the history that goes with it." Opening lap at Wigram with Scoft leading Lagasse, Knifel, Wills and Dom Elvy. Lagasse went on to win all three TraNZam races at Wigram after Scoft and Wills had problems. The dry-sump pump in the Chev engine in the Mazda wouldn't scavange completely on the predominant high-speed left hand corners at Wigram, photo by Terry Marsholi. pEPSIS O yOR LOGARE TONGTA SUMALPINE Närnaz e :.. His for the virtual Trophy on display on the Baurd, in taking. The historir Lady Wigram start grid with the winner, Craig the background Mobil al Britzen B MARGING Britten THE AMAZING CHRISTCHURCH-BUILT "CARDINAL" BRITTAN RACING BIKE RIDDEN BY J.K. MCEWAN AT WIGRAI