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Bill Stone

Driver · 1967–1968 · from Clevedon
3results
2podiums
P2best finish
11clippings

Results

DateMeetingRacePosCarTimeSource
21 Jan 1967Wigram 1967Lady Wigram Trophy, 1.5-litre preliminary2Repco-Brabham17:51.321 Jan 1967, 21 Jan 1967
20 Jan 1968Wigram 1968Lady Wigram Trophy, first preliminary (1.5-litre cars, 11 laps)2Brabham-Ford16:21.620 Jan 1968, 20 Jan 1968 +2
20 Jan 1968Wigram 1968Lady Wigram International Trophy Race (44 laps, 101.5 miles)101.5 Brabham-Ford20 Jan 1968

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In the clippings (11)

Clark wins Lady Wigram TrophyJim Clark (2-litre V8 Lotus-Climax) repeated his 1965 win in the 1967 Lady Wigram Trophy, leading from start to finish…Wigram resultsResults of the 1967 Lady Wigram Trophy meeting at Wigram: the two 11-lap trophy preliminaries (Levis won the 1.5-litre…Stewart wins preliminary of big raceJackie Stewart (BRM) won the second 25-mile preliminary for the 1967 Lady Wigram Trophy from Jack Brabham (Repco V8),…Keen struggle at Wigram: vital raceThe 14th Lady Wigram Trophy is the third round of the eight-race 1968 Tasman Championship.Clark achieves 101 m.p.h. race average speedJim Clark (Lotus-Ford V8) won the second 11-lap preliminary for the 1968 Lady Wigram Trophy at an average of 101.7…Clark in fine time on great day: average speed of 102.99 mphJim Clark (Lotus-Ford V8) won the 14th Lady Wigram Trophy at 102.99 mph, opening his 1968 Tasman score and collecting…Points for Clark / Wigram resultsContinuation of the report on Jim Clark's win in the 1968 Lady Wigram Trophy: the smaller 1.6-litre cars of Hulme (lap…Scot's record average at ChristchurchJim Clark (2.5 Lotus-Ford V8) won the 1968 Lady Wigram Trophy at a record average of 102.6 mph after a race-long…Clark wins Wigram, collects side prizeAbout 30,000 people saw Jim Clark win his third Lady Wigram Trophy (after 1965 and 1967) at just under 103 mph in the…English driver - NZ-made carEnglish designer Adrian Reynard, 29, was to drive the New Zealand-made Sleepyhead Cuda 5 in the 1981 series; team…English driver - NZ-made carEnglish designer Adrian Reynard, 29, was to drive the New Zealand-made Sleepyhead Cuda 5 in the 1981 series; team…

From the reports

  • After the NZ Grand Prix and Levin race, the 1968 Tasman Championship points were Amon 18, Courage 10, Palmer and Gardner 6, Levis 3, Bolton 2, Dawson 2, Lawrence 1 and Stone 1. (18 Jan 1968)
  • Tasman points after Wigram 1968: Amon 24, Courage 13, Clark 9, Palmer 7, Gardner 6, Hulme 4, Levis 3, Dawson and McLaren 2 each, Stone and Rodriguez 1 each. (22 Jan 1968)

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