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Phil Hill
Driver · 1965 · from USA
1results
19clippings
Results
| Date | Meeting | Race | Pos | Car | Time | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 Jan 1965 | Wigram 1965 | Lady Wigram Trophy (100 miles) | DNF | Cooper-Climax | broken halfshaft, lap 25 | 23 Jan 1965, 25 Jan 1965 +1 |
Raced against most often
Jim Clark 1Bruce McLaren 1Jim Palmer 1W. Thomasen 1Frank Gardner 1Kerry Grant 1P. Gillum 1Roly Levis 1Andrew Buchanan 1Bruce Abernethy 1Red Dawson 1Rex Flowers 1
In the clippings (19)
Phil Hill's hobby is collecting player-piano rollsVisiting Californian driver Phil Hill talked about his hobby of collecting player-piano rolls, of which he owns more…
Wigram Trophy race has a wide open lookPeter Greenslade previews the 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy after the NZ Grand Prix at Pukekohe, won by Graham Hill…
Range of events at WigramPreview of the 1965 Lady Wigram meeting: the 100-mile Trophy race for Tasman Formula cars with two 25-mile morning…
The Motor Racing Club presents its 11th International Lady Wigram Trophy RaceProgramme and advert for the 11th International Lady Wigram Trophy meeting at RNZAF Station Wigram on Saturday 23…
Two former world champions to drive at WigramStar preview of the eleventh international Lady Wigram Trophy: Jim Clark (Tasman Formula Lotus-Climax), Bruce McLaren…
Main race prospectsPreview of the 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy: the race is as open as ever with overseas drivers McLaren (last year's…
Phil HillProfile of Phil Hill, quiet Californian aged 36, world champion for Ferrari in 1961, winner of Le Mans three times,…
Entry listsEntry lists for the 1965 Wigram meeting: the all-comers saloon car race, the Gold Leaf production saloon race, the…
Informal reception for racing car driversPhotos from the 1965 Wigram build-up: four overseas drivers vie for a chequered flag at an informal reception arranged…
Lady Wigram race should be openPreview of the 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy, third race of the Tasman series.
Jim Clark far in front in practice for Lady Wigram raceJim Clark, the 1963 world champion, was by far the fastest in the first practice sessions for the 1965 Lady Wigram…
Trophy race preparationsPhotographs from first practice at Wigram: Phil Hill being pushed out in his Cooper-Climax (fourth fastest) and Bruce…
Clark breaks Wigram lap record in practiceJim Clark, driving his 2.5-litre Lotus-Climax, broke the Wigram lap record in practice time trials with 1:26.0 (about…
McLaren, Clark win heats; new recordBruce McLaren and Jim Clark won their eleven-lap preliminary heats for the 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy with ease.
Scotsman takes lead at start, romps to record win in big race: Jim Clark wins Wigram TrophyJim Clark, the Scottish farmer and 1963 world champion, led from the start and won the 100-mile 1965 Lady Wigram…
PhotoPhotos from the 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy: American Phil Hill losing his drive shaft coming out of the S bend and…
Clark easily wins Lady Wigram Trophy raceJim Clark's 2.5 litre Lotus-Climax won the 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy by more than 10 seconds from Bruce McLaren's…
Clark rides his luck to win Wigram raceClark built a lead of nearly half a minute in the 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy, then noticed falling oil pressure in his…
Smaller cars boost motor racing in N.Z.Commentary after the 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy argues that Jim Clark's end-to-end win was dull but that NZ driving…From the reports
- In January 1965 visiting Californian driver Phil Hill owned more than five thousand different player-piano rolls. (21 Jan 1965)
- Phil Hill won the 1961 world championship for Ferrari; at Monza that year von Trips crashed fatally and Hill took the title. (20 Jan 1965)
- The 1965 Lady Wigram Trophy had 17 entries: McLaren and Hill (Cooper 2500), Clark (Lotus 2500), Gardiner and Palmer and Grant and Thomasen (Brabham 2500), Abernethy and Dawson (Cooper 2500), Riley (Lotus 2500) and Flowers (Lola 2500), plus 1500cc cars of Buchanan, Thomas, Lawrence, Sager, Young and Levis. (20 Jan 1965)
- Phil Hill retired his Cooper-Climax on lap 25 with a broken half-shaft while lying fourth. (25 Jan 1965)
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