KT
Ken Tubman
Driver · 1951 · from Australia
1results
8clippings
Results
| Date | Meeting | Race | Pos | Car | Time | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 Mar 1951 | Wigram 1951 | 100-mile race (Lady Wigram Trophy) | DNF | MG K3 Magnette | struck by Logan on the back straight, lap 6 | 2 Apr 1951 |
Raced against most often
Les Moore 1Ron Roycroft 1Frank Shuter 1John McMillan 1Des Drewery 1Pat Hoare 1Jack Brewer 1George Smith 1Tom Sulman 1John Nind 1Halsey Logan 1Ron Symonds 1
In the clippings (8)
Australian motor-racing lacks friendly N.Z. spiritVeteran Sydney driver Tom Sulman, 51, and Ken Tubman arrived in Christchurch to compete in the big Wigram race at the…
Car drivers will compete for 500 pounds stake at WigramThe Christchurch Racing Drivers' Club's 100-mile Wigram race on Saturday will be a scratch race for the Lady Wigram…
Wigram may be best yetWith three Australians and about fifteen NZ drivers, the 100-mile Wigram race on Saturday promises the fastest yet; at…
L. Moore's Alfa Romeo first to finish in 100 miles car race at WigramLes Moore of Christchurch won the 100-mile race at Wigram in his Grand Prix Alfa Romeo in a record 1hr 27min 41sec (68…
Car race to Les Moore in record timeDespite appalling weather, Les Moore set a record average of 68 mph to win the Motor Racing Club's 100-mile Wigram…
Road race at Wigram: L. Moore wins in Alfa RomeoL. Moore won the Motor Racing Club's 100-mile race on the Wigram airstrips in his 2.9 litre Grand Prix Alfa Romeo, in…
Big motor racing at Wigram: improvement in five yearsReview of five years of the Lady Wigram Trophy ahead of the 6 February 1954 race.
The trophy anniversary that is notPeter Greenslade explains why the 1989 Lady Wigram Trophy was not the 40th anniversary: the first Christchurch races…From the reports
- Sulman and Tubman came to New Zealand in March 1951 to race at the NZ championship hill-climb and the Wigram 100-mile race at the end of the month. (6 Mar 1951)
- Three Australians (John Nind, Tom Sulman, Ken Tubman) contested the first Lady Wigram Trophy meeting in 1951. (20 Jan 1989)
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