OK, next instalment. This photo is just brilliant, Garry catches Ulf Norinder as he spins towards the inside fence entering the Pukekohe back straight. Note those standing on/near the fence diving for cover! I guess they thought this was a safe place to watch from.
Ha ha ha ha ha. Er, you are kidding, right?Originally Posted by Shano
The Norinder spin reminds me of the McBegg incident.
The McBegg spun a little earlier and hit the fence that the Norinder car is heading towards.
Great photos.
Did Norinder actually hit the fence, or did he stop short? He finished the 1970 NZIGP 6th, so made the end of the race.
Stopped a couple of inches away from the fence. He was well practiced at that sort of thing!
Just giggling at the marshall on the track side of the fence.
And the power poles
Didn't Amon drive the Dino first.
When I first saw the photos I was on the email to Garry asking for his permission to send them on to Steve. There are some great shots here and more to come. I will be interested when we come up with caption to all of the photos. Love the black twin cam McRae - I had never seen it in those colours.
Wonder if there are any more such photo collection out there just waiting to be found again.
Last edited by kiwi285; 02-28-2012 at 07:48 AM.
Thanks Gavin.
OK, next batch.
Wasn't that Frank Matich McLaren just the most beautiful thing!
Chris Amon 1969, Lawrence 1970 and 1971, then sold to Europe
[QUOTE=Steve Holmes;10568]Wasn't that Frank Matich McLaren just the most beautiful thing!
Still is..!!!
Yes, good point! It looks as stunning as ever now.
OK, so winding down this first part of the collection. Can someone tell me whose is the Lola #32?
Our man Garry sure has an eye for the ladies.
Final post. Nice portrait shots, chilling in the pits.
Part 2 will follow. Thanks Garry for sharing these.
Actually, I might be able to answer my own question here. Is it Malcolm Guthrie?OK, so winding down this first part of the collection. Can someone tell me whose is the Lola #32?
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