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Murray Taylor
Driver · 1978–1984
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British-built cars feature in Stuyvesant seriesPreview of the 1978 Peter Stuyvesant series for Formula Pacific.
EscortsportA new Escortsport series for standard Ford Escort Sport models debuted at Wigram on Sunday 1979, with $500 prize money…
Sunday marks 30 years of racing at WigramPreview of the 1979 Lady Wigram Trophy meeting, the final two heats of the Formula Pacific series, with Teo Fabi…
Spectacular Escort SportsThe Escort Sports class, new in the 1979 season, was set for the Wigram meeting.
Fabi keen to clinch series with 2 winsTeo Fabi planned to win both heats of the 1979 Lady Wigram Trophy to clinch the Formula Pacific series, but was far…
Kiwis driving to the top: Dave's eyes on the stakesProfile of Dave McMillan, 32, who won both Wigram heats to end the 1979 Formula Pacific series.
NZ driver in March teamThe works March team from England entered New Zealander Mike Thackwell (18, tipped as a future world champion) and…
NZ driver in March teamThe works March team from England entered New Zealander Mike Thackwell (18) and Italian Andrea de Cesaris (21), both…
Lose Wigram once, lose it for goodMurray Taylor, European racing team manager and former March works team manager in NZ, said cancelling the January…
The Jones boy's winning formulaProfile of 19-year-old American Davy Jones, who won the 1984 New Zealand Grand Prix at Pukekohe and both Manfeild…From the reports
- Each championship round a celebrity was invited to drive the 'Motor Action' magazine car; at Wigram it was Murray Taylor. (25 Jan 1979)
- Murray Taylor obtained $160,000 sponsorship for his Formula Three car in Europe for the 1980 season, where his driver finished second in a 20-race series. (20 Nov 1980)
- Taylor said bringing two cars to NZ cost about $50,000. (20 Nov 1980)
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