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Bill McFarlane
Driver · 1984–1987 · from Dunedin
3results
3podiums
P2best finish
6clippings
Results
- 1984P3Wigram · South Island production saloons (7 laps)Ford Capri
- 1986P2Wigram · Quinn's Fashions TrophyFord Capri
- 1987P3Wigram · South Island Production SaloonsMitsubishi Cordia
| Date | Meeting | Race | Pos | Car | Time | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22 Jan 1984 | Wigram 1984 | South Island production saloons (7 laps) | 3 | Capri V6 | 23 Jan 1984 | |
| 19 Jan 1986 | Wigram 1986 | Quinn's Fashions Trophy | 2 | Capri | 20 Jan 1986 | |
| 18 Jan 1987 | Wigram 1987 | South Island Production Saloons | 3 | Mitsubishi Cordia | 19 Jan 1987, 19 Jan 1987 |
Raced against most often
Jim Little 1Rod Collingwood 1Graham Jenkins 1Mike Small 1Debbie Lester 1S. Inns 1Frank Ryan 1Neville Agass 1
In the clippings (6)
Full field for saloon spectacularPreview of the saloon-car races at the 1984 Lady Wigram Trophy meeting: the new ANZ Bank touring car championship,…
Sprague extends lead in touring car championshipGary Sprague (Tauranga, Ford Falcon) won the 50 km ANZ Bank national touring car championship race at Wigram,…
American dominates Lady Wigram raceAmerican Jeff MacPherson clinched the 1986 NZ international Formula Pacific series with two victories at Wigram: the…
Australians ready for WigramThe 38th Lady Wigram meeting would feature a two-race clash between six Australian sports sedans and six leading New…
City driver leaves NZ something to Crowe aboutPaul Radisich won the 1987 Lady Wigram Trophy by 0.82sec from Mike Thackwell in front of the biggest crowd in years,…
Australians too hardy at WigramAustralia beat New Zealand 81-64 in the inaugural Handy Hire sports sedan challenge at Wigram in 1987, despite Trevor…From the reports
- ANZ touring car points before Wigram 1984: Sprague 30 (approx.), Francevic 18, John Morton 12, Bill McFarlane 9. (20 Jan 1984)
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