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Brian Blackburn

Driver · 1963 · from Christchurch
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Results

DateMeetingRacePosCarTimeSource
19 Jan 1963Wigram 1963Motor Racing Club Championship (15 laps)5Maserati14 laps19 Jan 1963, 21 Jan 1963

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In the clippings (10)

Fastest Wigram lap goes to ClarkWet qualifying for the seventh Lady Wigram Trophy meeting saw Jim Clark (Team Lotus) set the fastest time, 1:39.6,…Morning session at Wigram in appalling conditionsPhotos from the morning time trials in the wet: three cars (Johnny Mansell, Brian Blackburn and Bob Smith) ended in a…New Daimler sports and kitset LotusTwo interesting sports car race entries at Wigram on Saturday: a Daimler SP 250 V-8, said to reach 120 mph, and a…Entries for minor racesList of entries for the supporting sports car, open car and saloon car races at the January 1961 Wigram meeting, with…Lucky escapes from injury at WigramThe 1961 Lady Wigram Trophy meeting had the worst accident record in its history, with four bad crashes on a wet,…Brabham wins Lady Wigram TrophyReigning world champion Jack Brabham led from the first lap to win his second successive Lady Wigram Trophy, the race…Racing Club Championship entriesEntry list for the Motor Racing Club Championship held during the January 1962 Lady Wigram Trophy meeting.Stanton wins Motor Racing Club championship; Archibald first home in saloon handicapMorning events at the 1963 Lady Wigram Trophy meeting.Cottle-Stanton duel in club championshipThe 32-mile Motor Racing Club Championship at the 1963 Lady Wigram meeting was won by M.Minor eventsPreview of the saloon, sports and club championship races on the 1964 Lady Wigram programme.

From the reports

  • A three-car crash on Bomb Bay Bend in qualifying involved Johnnie Mansell (Tec-Mec), Brian Blackburn (Maserati) and Bob Smith (Ferrari); only Mansell was hurt, with a slight shoulder injury. (20 Jan 1961)

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