Alan McCall

In the clippings (9)

27 Jan 1977Fine tuning makes the differenceExplains why Saturday practice and qualifying matter at Wigram: choosing gear ratios against the Christchurch…29 Jan 1977PhotoRosberg, Kozarowitzky and Nicholson make final checks before practice for the Lady Wigram Trophy, and Tom Gloy shares…29 Jan 1977Museum piece wins its last raceWigram was the last serious race for Tom Gloy's eight-year-old Tui, designed and built by Allan McCall, which will go…29 Nov 1984Two young Americans destined for the topPreview of the 1984 Lady Wigram Trophy field featuring two young Americans, Davy Jones and Ross Cheever, who share a…15 Jan 1986Promise of closest races for some timePreview of the 1986 Phillip Mills Luxury Cars Lady Wigram Trophy, which returns to a one-race format: a 30-lap trophy…16 Jan 1986Race ace cashed in on crashProfile of Californian Ted Prappas, in Christchurch for the 1986 Lady Wigram Trophy, who used compensation from a road…30 Jan 1987Wigram hints at returnLindsay Kerr says the 1987 Lady Wigram meeting, the 38th, drew the biggest crowd in years thanks to the one-off…30 Jan 1987American rivals in the newsJeff MacPherson, who won the 1986 Lady Wigram Trophy, secured a CART drive but crashed and spent a month recovering,…24 Jan 1990Late start driver shows wayProfile of Aucklander Barrie Thomlinson, 30, the most impressive of the first-time NZ drivers in the 1990 Peter…

From the reports

• Tom Gloy's Tui, built by Allan McCall, won the 1977 Lady Wigram Trophy and then went to a motoring museum. (29 Jan 1977)

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