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Laguna Seca, CA ENTRIES NO. COLOR CAR DRIVER AND REGION SPONSOR FORMULA 5000 0 white/blu Trojan Jodv Scheckter — South Africa Taylor — Entin Racing 1 red McRae GM-1 Graham McRae, New Zealand STP 3 orange Repco Matich A 51 Frank Matich, NSW, Australia Earley Racing Enterprises Inc. 4 gray/blu Lola T 300 Warren A. Flickinger II — Denver, Colo. Warren A. Flickinger 5 red March 73 A Skip Barber — Carlisle, Mass. Gene Mason Racing 8 marathon blu 1973 Chevron B24 Peter Gethin — London, England Marathon/Douglas Shierson Racing 9 blu/blk/yel Lola T 300 R. Brett Lunger — Pomona, Calif. Hogan Racing, Ltd. 10 blu/blk/yel Lola T 330 David Hobbs — upper Boddington, England Hogan Racing, Ltd. 11 red McLaren M 19 Derek Bell — Sussex, England Motschenbacher Racing Ent. 12 black March 735 A Bob Lazier — Vail, Colo. Robert T. Lazier 13 blk/red/wht Matich A 50 John Gimbel — Oyster Bay, N.Y. John Gimbel Racing 14 blue Lola T 142 Don Inferrera — Oakland, Ca. D & A Racing 16 red Lola T 330 Max Stewart — NSW, Australia Max Stewart Motors 18 red/wht/blu Lola T 300 Steve Pieper — Alexandria, Va. Pieper & Pieper 21 yellow Lola T- 192 Mark Waco, Tarzana Justice Brothers 23 yel/blu McLaren Mk 10/18 Tony Settember — Penngrove, Ca. Hone Overdrive Sales Co. 24 yellow McRae GMI Evan Noyes — Cedarville, Mich. Evan Noyes 26 silver/blue Eagle/Chev Gerard Raney, Redwood City Gerard Raney 27 yel/blu Suntees TS 8 Phil Palm — Anaheim, Ca. Phil Palm 29 red 1968 Eagle Bob Allen — Ripon, Ca. Bob Allen Race Engineering 30 blue McRae GMI Jon Woodner — San Rafael, Ca. Cuddy Racing Inc. 32 silver McLaren M22 Harry Ingle — Charlotte, N.C. Bob McKaughn 37 yellow Lola T 300 Horst Kroll — Ontario, Canada Horst Kroll 39 white March 73 A John Gunn — Miami, Fla. The Race Shop 42 white Eagle/Chev Skeeter McKitterick, Sherman Oaks Pacific Developments 46 org/wht Lola T 300 Doug Barrow — Riverside, Ca. Doug Barrow Racing 47 black Lola T 300 Eddie Miller — Vail, Colo. Team RPMM Racing 51 yel/red/blu March 73 A Gus Hutchison — Dallas, Tex. Hutchison Racing Engines Inc. 52 yel/red/blu Surtees TS 8 Syd Demovsky — Chicago, III. Hutchison Racing Engines Inc. 66 crimson Lola T 330 Brian Redman — Lancashire, England Carl A. Haas Racing Teams Inc. 69 red/wht/blu Lotus 70 Bruce Eglinton — So. Pasadena, Ca. Eglinton Racing Ent. 73 black Lola 330 Tony Adamowicz — Culver City, Ca. Roy Woods Racing Inc. 74 yel/org Lola T 300 Jerry Grant — Costa Mesa, Ca. Jones — Eisert Racing 76 red/wht/blu R.N.R. Special Gary W. Burke — Carmichael, Ca. John Kuenzli 77 blu/yel Lola T 330 Bob Muir — Sydney, Australia Jones — Eisert Racing 84 orange McLaren MK 10 A Merle O. Brennan — Reno, Nevada Merle Brennan Auto Inc. 85 It blu Eisert F/5000 Arlon J. Koops — Denver, Colo. Solazure IV Ltd. 86 blu/yel LolaT 192 Gregg Peterson — Sunnyvale, Ca. Peterson Formula Cars 87 Lola T 300 Michael Brockman, Orlando, Fla. Page Racing 89 wht/blk Lola T 192 John F. Ransom Jr. — Portland, Ore. John F. Ransom Jr. 94 royal blu/wht Lola T 330 Eppie Wietzes — Thornhill, Canada Formula Racing.
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