Dick Gibson

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In the clippings (11)

16 Jan 1958Overseas drivers sign up for Lady Wigram TrophyAustralian Arnold Glass (Super Squalo Ferrari) and Englishman Dick Gibson (Formula I Cooper) signed for the 150-mile…22 Jan 1958Evenly-matched entries for Wigram on SaturdayFive overseas drivers (Brabham, Scott-Brown, Lewis-Evans, Gibson and Glass) and 28 entries made the fourth Lady Wigram…23 Jan 1958Racer in a rental carEnglish entrant Dick Gibson drove through Christchurch traffic in a small rental car before taking his 2-litre Formula…23 Jan 1958Planning the Lady Wigram Trophy meetingPhotograph of drivers and club executives planning organisation for the Lady Wigram Trophy meeting.24 Jan 1958Lady Wigram Trophy race could be fast and openThe ninth Lady Wigram Trophy race promised to be the most open and fastest, with Archie Scott-Brown's Lister-Jaguar…25 Jan 1958Veteran racing mechanic here for trophy raceDerrick Edwards, a mechanic with seven years of international racing experience and the British racing badge, was…25 Jan 1958Gibson not fast enoughEnglish driver Dick Gibson received two parking tickets from Christchurch traffic officers, who found his English…25 Jan 1958Scott-Brown wins Wigram Trophy raceArchie Scott-Brown won the 150-mile, 71-lap 1958 Lady Wigram Trophy in his Lister-Jaguar in 1hr 47min 27.4sec, a new…25 Jan 1958A 'Hardon' girl reporter in the pit of Dick GibsonA humorous first-person account by a girl reporter in the pit team of English driver Dick Gibson during the 1958 Lady…29 Jan 1958This English car set new traditionFeature comparing Scott-Brown's 1958 Lady Wigram win with the first Lady Wigram Trophy in 1949, won by Morrie Proctor…29 Jan 1958Overseas drivers for TeretongaLeading overseas and New Zealand drivers were to compete in the car races at Teretonga Park, Invercargill, on the…

From the reports

• Dick Gibson's Cooper-Climax was lapping at about 1:35 in the 1958 Lady Wigram Trophy before a 30-second pit stop on lap 12. (25 Jan 1958)

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