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1967 Transam Results 1967 TRANS-AM – Race 1 of 11 – DAYTONA RESULTS of Daytona 300 mile race for Trans-American Championship at Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach Fla. Sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America, conducted by the Central Florida Region SCCA. Sponsored by the speedway, listed by the FIA as a National/Open, February 3, 1967 Race on 3.81 mile course for FIA Groups 1 and 2 cars. Three hours, one minute (79 laps. 301 miles). Winner’s average speed 99.361 mph. Winners margin of victory; 61 seconds. Pos. Driver Car Laps Behind Class Pts Prize $ 1 Bob Tullius, Falls Church, Va ............... Dodge Dart O-1 9 2500 2 Craig Fisher, Toronto, Canada .............. Chevrolet Camaro 1L61 O-2 6 900 3 Parnelli Jones, Palos Verdes, Calif ........ Mercury Cougar 2L82 O-3 4 600 4 Jerry Titus, Sherman Oaks, Calif ........... Ford Mustang 3L126 O-4 3 450 5 Peter Gregg, Jacksonviklle, Fl ............... Porsche 911 4L6 U-1 9 1500 6 Roger West, Birmingham, Ala .............. Chevrolet Camaro 4L45 O-5 300 7 Bill Bowman, Palm Beach, Fl ................. Porsche 911 5L84 U-2 900 John Pauly, West Palm Beach, Fl 8 Jim Baker, Atlanta, Ga ........................... Alfa-Romeo GTA 7L120 U-3 4 600 9 Herb Wetanson, Woodmere, NY .......... Porsche 911 8L6 U-4 450 10 Del Taylor, Denver, Colo....................... Alfa-Romeo GTA 8L151 U-5 300 11 John Iglehart, White Plains, NY ........... Alfa-Romeo GTA 9L47 U-6 200 Roger Barr, Glastonbury, Ct 12 Monty Winkler, Washington, DC ......... Alfa-Romeo GTA 11L137 U-7 175 13 Howard Hanna, Edgemont, Pa.............. Alfa-Romeo GTA 12L108 U-8 150 Howard Brown, Malvern, Pa 14 John Tremblay, Orlando, Fl .................. Austin-Cooper S 15L75 U-9 125 15 James Gammon, Miami, Fl .................... Austin-Cooper S 18L133 U-10 100 Raymond Mummery, Miami, Fl 16 Russ Bremer, Clearwater, Fl .................. Lotus-Cortina 19L105 U-11 17 N. Mastandrea, Coral Gables, Fl ........... Austin-Cooper 21L115 U-12 18 Chas. Hendrickson, St. Petersburg, Fl .. Austin-Cooper 25L187 U-13 19 J.H. Jackson, Atlanta, Ga ...................... Lotus-Cortina 27L90 U-14 R.C. McQueen, Atlanta, Ga DID NOT FINISH Laps 20 Walt Hane, Maitland, Fl ....................... Mustang 73 O-6 200 21 H. Theodoracopulos, NYC ................... Alfa-Romeo GTA 67 U-15 22 John McComb, Hutchinson, Ks ........... Ford Mustang 53 O-7 175 David Dooley, Okla. City, Okla 23 Frank Karmatz, Marblehead, Ma .......... Plymouth Barracuda 38 O-8 150 Ray Caldwell, Marblehead, Ma 24 Tony Adamowicz, 7 Corners, Va ........... Lotus-Cortina U-16 25 Dick Thompson, Alexandria, Va ........... Ford Mustang 35 O-9 125 26 Ed Lowther, McMurray, Pa ................... Ford Mustang 34 O-10 100 27 Allan Moffat, Melbourne, Australia ..... Cortina 31 U-17 28 Dan Gurney, Costa Mesa, Calif ............ Mercury Cougar O-11 29 Peter Lake, Boston, Mass .................... Ford Mustang 22 O-12 30 John Moore, Alexandria, Va ................. ChevroletCamaro 18 O-13 31 Mark Donohue, Stony Brook, NY ........ Chevrolet Camaro 14 O-14 32 Jim McKeon, Melbourne, Australia ..... Cortina 8 U-18 33 Arthur Mollin, Port Washington, NY ... Volvo 3 U-19 34 Horst Kwech, Waukegan, Ill................. Alfa-Romeo GTA 3 U-20 1967 TRANS-AM – Race 2 of 11 – SEBRING Page 1 RESULTS of Sebring 4-hour race for Trans-American Championship at Sebring Air Terminal, Sebring, Fla., March 31, 1967. Sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America, conducted by the Automobile Racing Club of Florida, listed by the FIA as an International. Race on 5.2 mile course for FIA Groups 1 and 2 cars. Four hours, 31.6 seconds, (379.6 miles, 73 laps). Winner’s average speed 94.824 mph. Winners margin of victory; 2 min. 26.7 sec. Fastest lap: 3min. 11 sec. (98.010mph). Parnelli Jones, Cougar #15. Index of Performance Winner: Car #59 Gregg/Posey, Porsche 911 Pos. Driver Car Laps Class Pts Prize $ 1 Jerry Titus, Sherman Oaks, Calif ............. Ford Mustang 73 O-1 9 1500 2 Mark Donohue, Stony Brook, NY ........... Chevrolet Camaro 73 O-2 6 400 3 Dick Thompson, Washington, DC ........... Ford Mustang 71 O-3 4 Milton Minter, Fresno, Calif .................... Ford Mustang 71 O-4 5 Ed Leslie, Monterey, Calif ........................ Mercury Cougar 70 O-5 2 6 Bob Brown, Huntington, NY ................... Chevrolet Camaro 70 O-6 7 Chas. Kolb, Miami, Fl .............................. Chevrolet Camaro 69 O-7 8 Bob Tullius, Alexandria, Va ...................... Dodge Dart 69 O-8 9 George Alderman, Newark, Del ................ Ford Mustang 69 O-9 10 Peter Gregg, Jacksonville, Fl ..................... Porsche 911 69 U-1 9 1750 Sam Posey, Sharon, CT 11 Carson Baird, Birmingham, Ala ................ Chevrolet Camaro 69 O-10 Roger West, Birmingham, Ala 12 John Pauly, W. Palm Beach, Fla ............... Porsche 911 69 U-2 400 W. Bowman, W. Palm Beach, Fla 13 Bob Johnson, Col. Ohio ........................... Ford Falcon 68 O-11 Don Sesslar, Lancaster, Ohio 14 Sepp Greger, Germany ............................. Porsche 911 67 U-3 Hans Kater, Germany 15 Jim Baker, Atlanta, Ga .............................. Alfa-Romeo GTA 67 U-4 3 250 Paul Richards, Poughkeepsie, NY 16 Bud Gates, Indianapolis, Ind .................... Chevrolet Camaro 67 O-12 17 John Moore, Jr., Virginia ........................... Chevrolet Camaro 66 O-13 18 Dick Guldstrand, Manh. Beach, Calif ...... Chevrolet Camaro 65 O-14 Bob Bondurant, Los Angeles, Calif 19 Chas. Lee Cutler, Sarasota, Fl ................... Porsche 911 65 U-5 Fred Baker, Miami Fl 20 Paddy Hopkirk, England .......................... BMC Cooper S 64 U-6 1 250 John Rhodes, England 21 Leo Cella, Italy ......................................... Lancia Fulvia HF 64 U-7 150 22 Herb Wetanson, Woodmere, NY ............... Porsche 911 64 U-8 John Kelly, Washington, DC 23 Sandeo Munari, Italy ................................ Lancia-Fulvia HF 63 U-9 24 Rich Stevens, Canada ................................ Morris Cooper 60 U-10 25 Ray Cuomo, NY, NY ................................ Fiat Abarth 59 U-11 250 26 John Trembly, Orlando, Fl ....................... Austin-Mini-Cooper S 58 U-12 27 Jos. Mernovage, Dearborn, Mich ............. NSU Prinz 56 U-13 150 Bernd Leckkow, St. Cl. Shores, Mi. 28 Al Cosentino, Brewster, NY .................... Fiat Abarth 54 U-14 29 Chas. Hendrickson, St. Petersburg, Fl ...... Austin Cooper 54 U-15 30 Don. Wolf, Cleveland, Ohio ...................... Saab 52 U-16 250 31 Horst Kwech, Waukegan, Ill ..................... Alfa Romeo GTA 50 U-17 150 32 Chas. Rainville, Scituate, R.I. ................... Plymouth Barracuda 50 O-15 Bruce Jennings, Baltimore, Md. 33 Dick Talbot, Mentor, Ohio ....................... Saab 49 U-18 150 34 Craig Fisher, Toronto, Canada .................. Chevrolet Camaro 43 O-16 1967 TRANS-AM – Race 2 of 11 – SEBRING Page 2 DID NOT FINISH Pos. Driver Car Laps 35 Cove Camaro 61 Water pump 36 Hanna/Brown Alfa-Romeo 61 Collision 37 Adamowicz Cortina 57 38 Bremer Anglia 56 Oiled plugs 39 Clark/Gunn Mini-Cooper 54 Collision 40 Seeborn Camaro 54 Clyinder head 41 Van Beuren/Jett Mustang 51 Differential failure 42 Jones Cougar 41 Clutch 43 Gurney Cougar 41 Clutch 44 Campbell BMW 40 45 Waddle/Christiansen Saab 27 Engine 46 Lowdermilk Sunbeam-Imp 27 47 Sloyer/Von Housen Fiat Abarth 22 48 Moffat Cortina 21 49 Campbell/Cooper Camaro 20 Transmission 50 Payne Cortina 18 Water in fuel 51 Winkler Alfa-Romeo 17 Transmission 52 Brownstein/Fuller Mustang 16 Clutch 53 Addison Cortina 13 Water in fuel 54 Grossman Mustang 11 55 Freeman VW 7 56 Thompson Camaro 7 Ignition 57 Austin-Mini 5 Piston failure 58 Hough/Berkelhamme Austin-Mini 3 Suspension 59 Lynch Camaro 1 DISQUALIFIED Turner/Smith Cortina 18 Assisted on circuit Reynolds Saab 7 Insufficient speed 1967 TRANS-AM – Race 3 of 11 – GREEN VALLEY RESULTS of Green Valley 300 for Trans-American Championship at Green Valley Raceway, Smithfield, Texas, April 16, 1967. Sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America, conducted by the Texas region, SCCA, listed by the FIA as an National/Open. Race on 1.6 mile course for FIA Groups 1 and 2 cars. Three hours, 55 minutes, 13 seconds (188 laps, 300.8 miles). Winner’s average speed 75.9 mph. Winners margin of victory; Three Feet Fastest lap: 1min. 11 sec. Dick Thompson, Mustang - New Record Pos. Driver Car Laps Class Pts Prize $ 1 Dan Gurney, Costa Meas, Calif .............................. Cougar 188 O-1 9 1250 2 Parnelli Jones, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif ............... Cougar 188 O-2 450 3 Dick Thompson, Alexandria, Va ............................... Mustang 185 O-3 4 275 4 Mark Donohue, Stony Brook, NY ........................... Camaro 182 O-4 3 200 5 Jerry Titus, Canoga Park, Calif ................................ Mustang 182 O-5 110 6 Milton Minter, Los Angeles, Calif ........................... Mustang 179 O-6 110 7 John Pauly, Palm Beach, Fl ...................................... Porsche 179 U-1 9 750 Bill Bowman, Palm Beach, Fl 8 F. Van Beuren, Mexico City ..................................... Mustang 176 O-7 90 Paul Jett, San Antonio, Tx 9 Fred Baker, Palm Beach, Fl ...................................... Porsche 172 U-2 450 10 Horst Kwech, Waukeegan, Ill ................................... Alfa Romeo GTA 169 U-3 4 275 11 Del Taylor, Denver, Co ............................................ Alfa Romeo GTA 167 U-4 200 Bob Pratt, Denver, Co 12 Bill Steele, Houston, Tx ............................................ Porsche 167 U-5 150 13 Rich. McDaniel, Ft. Worth, Tx ................................. BMC Cooper 165 U-6 1 110 14 Tony Adamowicz, Falls Church, Va ......................... Lotus Cortina 164
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