1992 Yokohama 6-Hour for Production Cars explained

The 1992 Yokohama 6-Hour for Production Cars was an endurance motor race staged at the Winton Circuit in Victoria, Australia on 29 November 1992.[1] There were twenty one starters in the race, which was won by Mark Brame and Henry Draper driving a Suzuki Swift GTi.[1]

Results

PositionDriversNo.CarEntrantLaps
1Mark Brame, Henry Draper Suzuki Swift GTi 282
2Steven Richards, Melinda Price22Nissan Pulsar SSSGarry Rogers281
3Neal Bates, Peter McKay, Angas McKenzie Toyota MR2Toyota280
4Craig Dare, Brian Callaghan  279
5Iain Thompson, Eric Houghton, Gary Waldon Mitsubishi Lancer GSR 279
6Kevin Burton, Mark Gibbs, Peter Vorst Ford EBII Falcon 278
7Colin Osborne, Ron Masing Toyota Corolla S 278
8Ferrier, Parsons, Robson Suzuki Swift GTi 278
9Bennett, Borg, Merlino Toyota MR2 277
10Bogut, Craig, Janssen Suzuki Swift GTi 277
11     
12[2] Tim Lynas, Bob Jennings   
?Murray Carter, Peter Kyriakidis Nissan Pulsar  
?Kent Youlden, Brett Youlden   
?Renato, Muscat Hyundai  
?Alexander Toyota Corolla  
?Brierley, Hinton Holden Commodore  
?     
DNFBurton Mitsubishi Lancer  
DNFMorriss, Lewis Toyota Corolla  
DNFRohan Cooke, Andrew Harris, John Trimble Mitsubishi Lancer GSRNascon Racing58

References

  1. Paul Ellis, Big effort from little men, Australian Auto Action, December 11, 1992, page 34
  2. Bob Jennings, Compact car is too swift, The Advertiser, Monday 30 November 1992, page 26

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