1962 Australian GT Championship

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1962 Australian GT Championship

The 1962 Australian GT Championship was a CAMS sanctioned motor racing title[1] for drivers of Appendix K GT cars.[2] The title, which was the third Australian GT Championship,[1][3] was contested over a single race held at the Lakeside circuit, in Queensland, Australia on 8 July 1962.[4]

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Layout of the Lakeside International Raceway

The championship was won by John French driving a Centaur Waggott.

Results

The race winning Centaur Waggott, pictured in 2007
More information Position, Driver ...
Position[4] Driver[4] No.[4] Car[4] Entrant[4] Laps[4]
1 John French 26 Centaur Waggott GP Cars Racing Team 50
2 Tony Basile 31[5] Porsche Carrera S Sakzewski 50
3 Bill Pitt[6] 34[7] Jaguar 3.4 Litre Mrs DI Anderson 50
4 Les Howard 21[5] Austin-Healey Sprite - Ford Cosworth Howard and Sons Racing Team  
5 Brian Foley 7[5] Lotus Elite Scuderia Veloce[8]  
Under 1000cc
1 Sib Petralia[8] 51[5] Austin-Healey Sprite Chequered Flag Racing Team  
2 Terry Kratzmann[7] 30[5] Renault Floride Sqadra Sotto  
 ? M. Hunt[5] 6[5] Renault Dauphine    
1000cc to 1600cc
1 Tony Basile 31[5] Porsche Carrera S Sakzewski 50
2 Les Howard 21[5] Austin-Healey Sprite - Ford Cosworth Howard and Sons Racing Team  
3 Brian Foley 7[5] Lotus Elite Scuderia Veloce[8]  
 ? Tony Osborne[8] 16[7] Lotus Elite    
 ? Paul Fallu[7] 60[5] Volkswagen Karmann Ghia    
1600cc to 2600cc
1 John French 26 Centaur Waggott GP Cars Racing Team 50
2 Ken Peters 4[5] Derrington Wolseley 15/60 KA Peters  
2600cc and Over
1 Bill Pitt[6] 34[7] Jaguar 3.4 Litre Mrs DI Anderson 50
2 Dennis Geary[9] 22[7] HWM Jaguar GT Geary's Sports Cars  
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Race statistics

  • Pole position: John French (Centaur Waggott), 1m 15.6s[4]
  • Race distance: 50 laps, 75 mile[4] (120 km)
  • Number of starters: 14[4][10]
  • Number of finishers: Not yet ascertained
  • Race time of winning car: 62m 03.6s[4]
  • Fastest lap: John French, 1m 12.3s[11]

References

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