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2016 Victorian Hillclimb Championship Provisional Results Natures Organics 2016 Victorian Hillclimb Championships Provisional Results Registered MGCC GCC BLCC GCC SDCC ACC Adj Number Driver Car Rnd 1 Rnd 2 Rnd 3 Rnd 4 Rnd 5 Rnd 6 Total Total Result 2712 A1 Formula V 12 Ryan Nothard Zedvee Formula 20 * 20 9 20 - 69 Max Bonney NG Elfin * 20 * 17 * - 37 Jason Bonney NG Elfin * 17 * 20 * - 37 Daniel Bonney NG Elfin * 15 * 15 * - 30 Ian McDonald Allman * 11 * 10 * - 21 Benjamin Rhodes Argonaut 17 * * * * - 17 Barry Gibbons Elfin Vee * 13 * * * - 13 71 Harold Roberts Formula Vee * * * 13 * - 13 Michael Everton Allman * * * 11 * - 11 58 Noel Bull Elfin Vee * * * * * - 0 A2 Formula Ford Wesley Inkster Spectrum * 20 * 17 * - 37 Thomas Inkster Spectrum * 17 * 20 * - 37 A3 Formula Libre up to 1300cc Garry Martin GAK Martin 20 20 20 20 * - 80 3 Mike Barker Hayward 06 17 10 13 17 20 - 77 99 Peter Weichard Hayward HC2 15 17 15 * * - 47 50 Peter Minahan Hayward 03+07 * 15 * 15 17 - 47 Andrew Mizzi GAK Martin 13 9 11 11 * - 44 David Mahon Hayward 07 * 13 17 * * - 30 Edward Lewis Lewis 600 Special * * * * 20 - 20 Keith Wilson Ninja BH1 * 8 * 10 * - 18 Nick Collins Ninja NC1 * 7 10 * * - 17 Rob Whiting Morbi * 6 * 9 * - 15 Ewen Moile ZIP KTM * * * 13 * 13 David McGahey FSAE 11 * * * * - 11 150 Bruce Minahan Hayward 03+07 * 11 * * * - 11 Will Page FSAE 10 * * * * - 10 36 James Scott Pirahna P3 9 * * * * - 9 Mark Atkinson Falkinberg Jinx 8 * * * * - 8 136 Ric Scott Pirahna P3 7 * * * * - 7 998 Ray Porteous Silver Flea * * * * * - 0 A4 Formula Libre 1301cc to 2000cc 26 Micxhael McGinn Hayward 08 * 17 20 20 * - 57 60 Darren Ciantar Dallara 393 20 * * * * - 20 Greg Ackland Ninja GA8 * 20 * * * - 20 John McLuckie Scorpion 912 * 15 * * * - 15 A5 Formula Libre 2001cc and over Fred Galli SYGA 20 20 17 17 * - 74 Allan Foley Dallara F398 * * 20 20 * - 40 B1 Sports Cars 2WD Clubman up to 1600cc 52 Dale Hocking Dalrick Clubman * 20 * 20 20 - 60 80 Brendan Hall Fraser Clubman 20 * 20 * 15 - 55 Colin Newitt Lotus Clubman * * 20 17 17 - 54 64 Leo Bates Lobito Clubman 17 * * * * - 17 2016 Victorian Hillclimb Championship Provisional Results B2 Sports Cars 2WD Open/Closed up to 2000cc 666 David Anderson MGB Roadster 20 17 20 15 20 92 Bob Waldner Datsun 1200 Ute 15 * 17 17 15 64 15 Mark Patane Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV 17 20 * * 17 54 David Thirlwall Westfield * * * 20 * 20 Alex Kindler Honda S600 * 15 * * * 15 Andrew Gill Fiat 850SCR * * 15 * * 15 Michael Ellsmore MGA Coupe 13 * * * * 13 B3 Sports Cars 2WD Open/Closed 2001cc to 3000cc Gordon Brown Datsun * 20 * 20 20 60 Ernest Mawhinney Sunbeam * 17 * 17 * 34 Ralph Ferrara Nissan Skyline * * 20 * * 20 B4 Sports Cars 2WD Open/Closed over 3001cc Ian Holdsworth Mazda RX7 20 17 20 20 17 94 Glen Latter Mazda RX7 17 20 17 * 20 74 Jake Hinkley Nissan R33 Skyline * * 13 17 * 30 Nathan Cann Porsche 944 Turbo * * 15 * * 15 B5 Sports Cars 4WD All Capacities B6 Marque Sports Cars up to 2000cc 49 Jane Vollebregt MGB Roadster 11 17 20 17 15 80 John Read Mazda MX5 20 20 * 20 20 80 4 Don Woods MGB MKII 15 * * * 17 32 Jonathon Scott Nota Fang 17 * * * * 17 Jeff Hedger MGB GT 13 * * * * 13 Richard Scott Nota Fang 10 * * * * 10 B7 Marque Sports Cars 2001cc to 3000cc 70 Norm Goodall Porsche 911 SC 20 * 20 * 20 60 B8 Marque Sports Cars 3001cc and over 5 John Elliot Alpine Renault * 17 20 17 17 71 911 Stephan Kosa Porsche GT3 * 20 * 20 20 60 B9 Supersports All Capacities Wim Janssen Radical * 20 * 20 * 40 C1 Sports Sedans 2WD up to 1600cc 137 Joe Viccars Toyota Corolla 20 15 17 15 20 87 John Bailey Austin Mini * 17 * 17 17 51 Jim McNiven Toyota Sprinter * 20 * 20 * 40 Scott Ball Morris Mini 850 * * 20 * * 20 Geoff Ball Morris Mini 850 * * 15 * * 15 Maurice Hanger Toyota Corolla AE71 * * * * 15 15 Mitchell Hanger Toyota Corolla AE71 * * * * 13 13 13 David Cantwell Honda Civic * * * * * 0 C2 Sports Sedans 2WD 1601 to 2000cc 510 Simon Thompson Datsun 1600 20 15 20 13 20 88 2016 Victorian Hillclimb Championship Provisional Results 700 Brett Wild Isuzu Bellett 17 17 17 15 17 83 Garry McIvor Ford Escort * 20 * 20 * 40 Lex Thorbecke Toyota * 13 * 11 * 24 Col Hunter Ford Escort * * * 17 * 17 Laura Hunter Ford Escort * * * 10 * 10 145 Dale McLaughlin Gemini * * * * * 0 C3 Sports Sedans 2WD 2001cc and over 18 Steve Grinstead Commodore VL 20 17 20 * 20 77 555 Mick Goossens Subaru Leonie RX 15 13 17 * 17 62 Gavin Langmuir Nissan Pulsar 17 15 * 17 * 49 Laurie Bourke Commodore * 20 * 20 * 40 Brock Grinstead Commodore VL 13 * 15 * 15 43 C4 Sports Sedans 4WD up to 3000cc C5 Sports Sedans 4WD 3001cc and over 74 Brian Knight Subaru 'L' series 1986 13 17 20 15 15 80 86 Col Hunter Subaru WRX GC8 20 20 * * * 40 Darcy Mills Subaru * * * 20 20 40 Norm Mills Subaru * * * 17 17 34 186 Laura Hunter Subaru WRX GC8 17 15 * * * 32 James Davies Subaru WRX 15 * * * * 15 C6 Improved Production 2WD up to 1600cc 85 Jess Harper Toyota Corrolla 15 20 17 20 17 89 100 Ian Grinter Morris Cooper 17 17 20 15 20 89 342 Simon Piper Ford Laser S 10 15 11 17 15 68 94 Maurice Harper Toyota Corrolla 13 13 13 13 13 65 84 Rhea Scheltus Toyota Corrolla 7 11 15 10 11 54 95 Linda Harper Toyota Corrolla 11 10 10 11 9 51 67 Graeme Hill Austin Cooper Mini 20 * * * 10 30 Jeffrey Morrall Daewoo Lanos 6 * * 9 8 23 Bruce Lethborg Hyundai Excel 9 * * * * 9 Henk Dekker Toyota Sprinter * * 9 * * 9 Abdullah Mahmud Honda Civic 8 * * * * 8 Justin Munro Toyota KE70 5 * * * * 5 107 John Moore BMC Mini Deluxe 4 * * * * 4 44 Ken Parry 1963 Ford Cortina GT * * * * * 0 88 Philip Mok Honda Civic * * * * * 0 C7 Improved Production 2WD 1601 to 2000cc 371 Stephen Lambrick Proton Satria GTI 15 11 20 20 20 86 32 Jeremy Thomas Holden Gemini 17 15 17 17 15 81 321 Martin David Edge Holden Gemini TX 13 * 15 15 17 60 Mark Baldwin Honda Civic 20 20 * * * 40 20 Les Morrall Escort MKI 11 9 * * * 20 Michael O'Brien Volvo * 17 * * * 17 24 Stuart Davies Nissan Stanza SSS * 13 * * * 13 Kevin Baptiste Ford Laser * 10 * * * 10 17 Graeme Edwards Renault Clio Sport 2.0 * * * * * 0 145 Dale McLaughlin Holden Gemini * * * * * 0 168 Linus Dalton-Smith VW Beetle 1964 * * * * * 0 C8 Improved Production 2WD 2001cc to 3000cc 37 Frank Bradley Mini R56 JCW 20 20 20 * 20 80 2016 Victorian Hillclimb Championship Provisional Results Riley Gason Mazda * * * 20 * * 20 Troy Goodrick BMW E30 323i * * 17 * * 17 C9 Improved Production 2WD 3001cc and over 311 David Tutton Holden Torana 20 17 20 20 20 97 222 Gary Birt VW Golf GTI 15 9 13 11 15 63 51 Daryl McRae Holden VL Commodore 13 13 11 * 17 54 Wayne Bates Ford Falcon * 20 * 15 * 35 Kevin Parkinson HQ Holden 17 * 17 * * 34 Ray Dore Chev Camaro * 15 * 17 * 32 David Williams Commodore * 11 * 13 * 24 John Shepherd Nissan Skyline * * 15 * * 15 Matthew White Datsun Bluebird * * * * 13 13 Richard Jeffreys Datsun Bluebird * * * * 11 11 Robert Webster HQ Holden * * * 10 * 10 Malcolm Webster HQ Holden * * * 9 * 9 C10 Improved Production 4WD up to 3000cc Russell McKenzie Nissan Pulsar * 20 * * 20 40 C11 Improved Production 4WD 3001cc and over D1 Historic Other ( Groups J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q and R) Shane Bolger Bedmore Special 20 15 17 17 17 86 Mark Atkinson Falkenberg * 17 20 20 20 77 Steve Hill DL Vanguard * 20 * 15 * 35 D2 Historic Group N up to 2000cc Gavin Porthouse Hillman 17 17 17 17 15 83 155 Peter Weymouth-Wilson Morris Cooper S 20 20 20 * 17 77 69 L. Graeme Scott 1969 Mini Deluxe 15 15 15 * * 45 42 Steven Schmidt Mini cooper S * * * 20 20 40 78 Russ Mead Ford Anglia * * * * * 0 D3 Historic Group N 2001cc and over Iain Angus Torana XU1 * 17 * 20 20 57 Larry Kogge Torana XU1 * 20 * 17 * 37 11 Ian Speight Ford Capri GT3000 * * * 15 * 15 E1 Hybrid and Electric Cars F1 Non Log Book Cars Non Championship Point Scoring Ranking of Non Log Book entrants per event Jacob Anderson Mitsubishi Mirage * 31 * 19 6 1 Ryan Austin Subaru 25 * 2 Steven Baird Ford falcon * 5 * 9 * 3 Leigh Ball Morris Mini 850 * * 7 * * 4 Jamie Barnes Holden 7 1 5 Tony Becall BMW * 27 * 20 * 6 Ashley Bow Torana * 9 * 10 * 7 Geoff Bower Holden Gemini * 20 * * * 8 Garth Bradbury Westfield 12 * 9 Max Camm Subaru Coupe 5 * * * * 10 47 Andrew Calvert BMW 318is * * 4 * * 11 Lachlan Carpenter Mitsubishi Lancer 4 12 David Casey Casey TH109R 26 * 13 2016 Victorian Hillclimb Championship Provisional Results John Castle Datsun * 22 * * * 14 Marc Chippindall Ford Laser TX3 4 12 * 11 3 15 Jason Collins Hyper Racer 2 * 16 Rod Cooper MINI Cooper S 6 * * * * 17 Anthony Cott Chevrolet Camaro 1 * * * * 18 Dean Crooke Hyper Racer * * * 1 * 19 James Davies Subaru * 24 * * * 20 Robert Duncan Commodore * 4 * 8 * 21 Jarrod Ellis Honda CRX * 18 * * * 22 Shayne Ellis Lancer GSR 21 * 23 Evan Farrall Datsun Stanza 10 * * * * 24 Ralph Ferrara Nissan Skyline 14 * 25 Joe Gagola Volvo * 15 * * * 26 Richard Garvey Westfield 13 * 27 Maurice Hanger Toyota Corolla 8 16 * * * 28 Mitchell Hanger Toyota Corolla 9 19 * * * 29 David Harris Subaru WRX 2 * * * * 30 Sam Hemmings-Sykes Hyundai * 28 * * * 31 Jill Hickey Toyota * 14 * 15 * 32 Terry Hogan Toyota * 21 * * * 33 Mark Homer Porsche 968S * 1 * * * 34 Kenneth Irons 1936 Austin * * 12 * * 35 Michael Jamieson Holden VN Commodore * * 3 * * 36 Laurie Johnson Ford Probe 22 * 37 Nicholas Johnson Mitsubishi Mirage * 26 * 17 5 38 Laclan Jorgenson Ford Laser * 2 * 4 * 39 Craig Lategan BMW * 33 * * * 40 Sean Lee Nissan * * 2 * * 41 Edward Lewis Lewis Special * 13 * * * 42 Simon Lodge Renault Megane * 10 * * * 43 John Mahy Commodore * 6 * 6 * 44 Russ Mead Ford Anglia * 23 * * * 45 Paul Murphy Datsun * 11 * * * 46 Laurie Patterson Moke * 34 10 24 8 47 Luke Patterson Leyland * 30 8 23 7 48 Kerran Pridmore Subaru 5 * 49 John Shepherd Nissan Skyline * 17 * * * 50 Kurt Shepherd Ford * * 1 * * 51 Paul Shepherd Morris Mini * * 5 * * 52 Peter Suzic BMW 18 * 53 Peter Ralph Holden Commodore * * 11 * * 54 Rachel Ralph Mazda 323 * * 9 * * 55 Lloyd Reynolds Ford Probe 16 * 56 Damien Ripley Volkswagen * 29 6 * * 57 Peter Suzic BMW * 25 * * * 58 Craig Tadday BMW * 32 * * * 59 Steven Weymouth-Wilson Ford Falcon XR6 7 8 * * 2 60 Jacob White Nissan Skyline 3 3 * 3 * 61 Russell Yeats Torana * 7 * * * 62.
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    . i . I DOT-HS-804 460 HE T NO. DOT-TSC-NHTSA-79-29 18.5 .A34 \IJ no DOT- AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING ASSESSMENT SYSTEM TSC- NHTSA- 79-29 Volume I: Master Product Schedules V . 1 Thedore Taylor, Jr. Alan R, Cunningham Dominic A. lannel 1 Madelyn C, Isaccs Corpora te-Tech Planning Inc. 275 Wyman Street Waltham, Massachusetts 02154 NOVEMBER 1979 FINAL REPORT nOCUMENl IS AVAIL ABLE lO THE EUBLIC THBOUCiH IHE NATIONAL TECHNICAL INEOHMATTON SERVICE, SP R I NGF I E l.U, VIRGirTIA 22161 a 'i J ' Prepared by o U.S. J)EPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NATIONAL HI^SwAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION Office of Research and Development Washington DC 20590 . NOTICE This document is disseminated under the sponsorship of the Department of Transportation in the interest of information exchange. The United States Govern- ment assumes no liability for its contents or use thereof NOTICE The United States Government does not endorse pro- ducts or manufacturers. Trade or manufacturers' names appear herein solely because they are con- sidered essential to the object of this report. Technical Report Documentation Page r-r-^ Accession No. 3. Recipient’s Cotolog .r 1. Report No. 2. Government No. ’ f DOT-HS-804 460 4. Title ond Subtitle 5. Report Dote AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING ASSESSMENT SYSTEM November 1979 VOLUME I: MASTER PRODUCT SCHEDULES 6. Performing Orgoni zotion Code 8. Performing Orgonizotion Report No. 7. Author'*; Theodore Taylor, Jr.; Alan R. Cunningham, D0T-TSC-NHTSA-79-29.I ^ Madelyn C. Isaccs; Dominic lannelli 9. Performing Orgonizotion Nome ond Address 10, Work Unit No. (TRAIS) Corporate-Tech Planning Inc.* HS027/R0404 275 Wyman Street 11.