Stan Jones

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In the clippings (9)

31 Dec 1953Grand Prix at Ardmore: Maybach confirmed as winnerThe official placings of the 1954 Ardmore International Grand Prix confirmed Stan Jones (Maybach Special) as winner…29 Jan 1954Much depends on Wigram raceThe future of international racing in New Zealand may rest on the Motor Racing Club's 100-mile Lady Wigram Trophy…19 Nov 1955Famous drivers enter for N.Z. motor racesPreview of the third NZ Grand Prix at Ardmore on 7 January 1956, with 42 entries including Stirling Moss (his own…8 Jul 1955Wigram car race: R.A.C. international status, overseas drivers expectedClub publicity officer Harvey Croft said British and Australian drivers had shown interest and that Stirling Moss and…28 Oct 1955Maybach to compete in Wigram raceAustralia's Repco-Maybach, driven by Stan Jones, will race in the Lady Wigram Trophy on 21 January 1956 and in the…28 Oct 1955Jones to compete at WigramStan Jones, winner of the 1954 NZ Grand Prix at Ardmore, will race the rebuilt Repco-Maybach in the Lady Wigram Trophy.19 Nov 1955Australian entry in Wigram motor raceStan Jones at the wheel of his Repco-Maybach, which he will drive at Wigram on 21 January 1956 in the Lady Wigram…24 Nov 1955Entries for trophy event: Stan Jones withdrawsWhen entries closed there were 16 definite starters and nine tentative for the 1956 Lady Wigram International Trophy…18 Jan 1956Delay in shipment of cars for Wigram raceShipping delays on the Navua, which reached Lyttelton at 12.30 p.m.

From the reports

• Stan Jones won the 1954 NZ International Grand Prix at Ardmore in a Maybach Special after the placings were disputed by Horace Gould. (31 Dec 1953)
• Stan Jones's Maybach was rebuilt after a crash at Southport; the engine is 3.8 litres, slanted, with six large-bore carburettors. (28 Oct 1955)
• Stan Jones's Repco-Maybach was withdrawn because faults were found in the crankshaft and replacements could not reach Australia in time. (24 Nov 1955)

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