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1968 Hardie Ferodo 1968 Hardie Ferodo 500 Number of Laps: 130 24240 Total Race Time: 6hr 44min 0sec Mean Lap Time seconds: 186.5 is 3min 7sec Fastest lap: Bruce McPhee, 2:58 (124.83 km/h) PLACE DRIVER CO DRIVER(S) VEHICLE QualifyingCLASS LAPS 1 Bruce McPhee Barry Mulholland Monaro GTS 327 02:56.7 D 130 2 Jim Palmer Phil West Monaro GTS 327 03:00.5 D 130 3 Tony Roberts Bob Watson Monaro GTS 327 03:02.1 D 129 4 Kevin Bartlett Doug Chivas Alfa 1750 GTV E 129 5 Brian Muir George Reynolds Monaro GTS 327 03:00.1 D 127 6 Brian Foley Laurie Stewart Alfa 1750 GTV 03:02.4 E 126 7 Ken Stacey Bruce McIntyre Falcon XR GT D 125 8 Ray Gulson Peter Brown Alfa 1750 GTV E 125 9 Chris Brauer Murray Harrod Falcon XT GT D 125 10 Charlie Smith Don Holland Morris Cooper S C 123 11 Mike Champion Barry Arentz Falcon XT 500 C 123 12 Leo Geoghegan Ian Geoghegan Falcon XT GT 02:59.8 D 123 13 Warren Weldon John Hall Studebaker Lark D 123 14 Mal Brewster Digby Cooke Morris Cooper S C 121 15 John Roxburgh Doug Whiteford Datsun 1600 B 120 16 Gary Hodge Damon Beck Morris Cooper S C 120 17 Ray Marquet Alan Cant Morris Cooper S C 120 18 Bill Tuckey Allan Grice Fiat 124 Sport D 119 19 George Garth Bruce Stewart Datsun 1600 B 118 20 Warren Gracie Don James Morris Cooper S C 118 21 Kunimitsu Takahashi Ym Sunago Datsun 1600 B 118 22 Rusty French Alton Boddenberg Hillman Gazelle B 117 23 John Prisk Alan Cameron Morris Cooper S C 116 24 Hans Tholstrup Dennis Cooke Datsun 1600 B 116 25 Tony Basile Gary Leggatt Fiat 125 C 116 26 Bruce Darke Bill Ford Datsun 1600 B 115 27 Mike Kable Ron Kearns Fiat 125 C 114 28 Sib Petralia Jim Sullivan Kingswood HK C 114 29 Clyde Hodgins Stan Pomroy Valiant VE Auto D 113 30 Bruce Hindhaugh Bob Morris Toyota Corolla A 113 31 Fred Gibson Barry Seton Falcon XT GT 03:00.9 D 113 32 Barry Ferguson Brian Sampson Toyota Corolla A 113 33 Herb Taylor Don Smith Datsun 1600 B 112 34 Matt Daddo Peter Ulbrich Datsun 1600 B 111 35 Arthur Olsen Ray Scanlan Morris Cooper S C 110 36 Joe Butta Bob Genders Hillman Arrow B 109 37 Trevor Mason Neil Mason Morris 1100S B 109 38 Max Volkers Lionel Ayers Cortina 220 A 107 39 Carl Kennedy Jack Mullins Datsun 1600 B 107 40 Allan Johns David Frazer Hillman Imp A 107 41 Midge Whiteman Christine Cole Morris Mini A 98 42 Jim McKeown Spencer Martin Falcon XR GT Auto 03:00.5 D 95 43 Ernie Johnson Martin Chenery Fiat 125 C 88 44 Bill Stanley Lindsay Adcock Morris Cooper S C 81 45 Dick Thurston Brian Reed Toyota Corolla A 74 46 James Laing-Peach Bob Drane Toyota Corolla A 74 47 Bob Muir Gary Cooke Fiat 125 C 69 48 Mike Savva Bob Wilkinson Falcon XT GT D 62 DNF Bill Evans John Colwell Datsun 1000 A DNF DNF Dick Sorenson Bevan Gibson Datsun 1000 A DNF DNF Roger Withers Mel Mollison Hillman Imp A DNF DNF Jack Eiffeltower David O'Keefe Hillman Gazelle B DNF DNF Rick Radford David Seldon Morris Cooper S C DNF DNF Ron Haylen John Smailes Morris Cooper S C DNF DNF Bob Beasley Ray Morris Falcon XT GT D DNF DNF Ian Haynes Max Stahl Monaro GTS 327 D DNF DNF Des West Ron Marks Monaro GTS 327 02:56.9 D DNF DNF Paul Hawkins Bill Brown Monaro GTS 327 02:59.3 D DNF DNF John French Frank Gardner Alfa 1750 GTV E DNF DNF Bill Daly Glyn Scott Citroen DS21 E DNF 126mph GTS327 2:58 121mph XT GT 3:01.
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