Bryan Faloon

Results

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In the clippings (13)

20 Jan 1965Entry listsEntry lists for the 1965 Wigram meeting: the all-comers saloon car race, the Gold Leaf production saloon race, the…20 Jan 1968Grid positionsGrid for the 1968 Lady Wigram Trophy listing Clark (Lotus-Ford V8), Hulme (1.6 Brabham), Rodriguez (BRM V8), Palmer…20 Jan 1968Clark 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…20 Jan 1968Points 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…17 Jan 1970Matich againAustralian Frank Matich completed an NZ Grand Prix and Lady Wigram Trophy double, driving his McLaren M10A across the…17 Jan 1970Out of petrol but still wonContinuation of the 1970 Lady Wigram Trophy report: Graham McRae retired from overheating after his pre-race fire,…19 Jan 1970Matich wins Wigram eventFrank Matich took his McLaren M10A over the line on virtually dry tanks 10.3sec ahead of Ron Grable to win the 1970…19 Jan 1970Wigram resultsFull results from the 1970 Lady Wigram Trophy meeting: preliminary race, Mercury saloon heats, Rothmans free formula…19 Jan 1970Almost out of petrol, but Matich wins TrophyFrank Matich won the 1970 Lady Wigram Trophy with his 5-litre Chevrolet V8 McLaren M10A spluttering on the last of its…13 Jan 1971Best field ever at WigramPreview of the 1971 Lady Wigram Trophy, the eighth consecutive Tasman Series, billed as the most evenly matched field…15 Jan 1972City hit hard if Tasman series dumped?After the fatal New Zealand Grand Prix accident at Pukekohe in which Bryan Faloon died and Graeme Lawrence was badly…18 Jan 1972Lady Wigram Trophy race prospects bright for biggest speed feast on aerodrome circuitPreview of the 18th Lady Wigram Trophy on Saturday 22 January 1972, expected to be the fastest race run at Wigram as…19 Jan 1972Expense no object as Frank Matich prepares for WigramTwo-time Australian Grand Prix winner Frank Matich flew back to Sydney after the Levin race to have special suspension…

From the reports

• Bryan Faloon was fatally injured in the 1972 New Zealand Grand Prix at Pukekohe, and Graeme Lawrence was badly hurt. (15 Jan 1972)
• An official inquiry into the death of Bryan Faloon at the 8 January 1972 Pukekohe Grand Prix found it was not possible to apportion responsibility to any one of the three drivers concerned (Faloon, McCormack and Lawrence); the accident occurred on the main back straight. (19 Jan 1972)

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