1967 Six Hour Le Mans Explained

The 1967 Six Hour Le Mans was an endurance motor race for Sports Cars and Touring Cars. The event, which attracted 38 starters, was staged at the Caversham Airfield circuit in Western Australia on 5 June 1967.[1] It was the thirteenth Six Hour Le Mans race.

The race was won by Jeff Dunkerton and Doug Mould driving a Morris Cooper S.

Results

PositionDriversNo.CarEntrantLaps
1Jeff Dunkerton, Doug Mould6Morris Cooper SLe May Racing Team203
2Ron Thorp1AC Cobra 289202
3Paul Casellas, Bob KingsburyHurricane V8190
4John Trowell, Mike TigheAlfa Romeo GTVTeam Reimann187
5Howie Sangster, J PercivalFord Cortina GT184
6H Scott, N ScottHolden HD Station Sedan182
7Dick Roberts[2] Holden HR Premier X2181
8A McCarthy, M JohnsonHolden FJ180
9Stuart KosteraFord Anglia180
10John Alford, P RobertsonMorris 850Le May Racing Team178
?Cavanough, KnoxHolden46
?John BertinaHolden FJ 179
?Maslin Renault
?BartlettHolden Sports
?Bob BiltoftFord Sports
?Len BrockwellFord Anglia
? Hall, DaviesHolden
? O'Sullivan, Jamie Gard, Downey3Cooper Ford
DNFTed Lisle5Morris Cooper STeam Reimann144
DNFMitchellPeugeot Holden
DNFVinceElfin Streamliner
DNFBriggsMGB
DNFGoddard, MatthewsHolden
DNFOwen StringerFord Cortina 220
DNFRoss UrquhartLotus Super Seven
DNFGordon StephensonAlfa Romeo GTA
DNFStan StarcevichFord Cortina Lotus56
DNFKen GlasgowMorris Minor 1000
DNFJohn GlassenRambler Sports

Note : The above listing is incomplete.

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Notes and References

  1. Mini "S" Downs Cobra, Racing Car News, July 1967, pages 31 & 34
  2. Mike Beilby, Cooper "S" Wins at Caversham, Australian Auto Sportsman, July 1967, Page Twenty-three