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Thev drove their blustane home B ~ l l 2nd 113r; Uurkltn of ! a richer b;$125, a Michelin til'e, and hlir3da SCC i,l?ced first ovriallxnd a f r e e entry to a rally inWashi11gton. also loibed the otwr 3 0 0 0 c ~ ~ c I . ~ i s a sDonna and Dale Huseboe, of Rallym a s t e r s , were second overall, in addltion to winning the 2000-30OOcc class with 289 total points. llogrr Entz and Pete Higgins had their t p e Corvettes,' ex-road r a c e r Jack journey from Sacraniento turn out Brabban sandbagged fastmen Bili to be worthwhile when they took third EarCook and Omer Getman when he overall and first under 2000~1.. slipped out on the course justbefore l l e r they had zeroed the first six closing time and cut their times of controls before they went astray 235.04 and 2:35.06 by nearly two and ended up with349penaltypolnts. The principal courseobstacle was s e c s . with a 233.86, and walked off human- a farmer in the Hemet Bith class honors. But it was Len Cunningham in a r e a who paraded out to a control his stock Sting Ray, running in the point in his underwear and routed modified class because of over- the crew off his property at shotgun sized t i r e s and fender modifications, point. who brought spectators to their feet and almost broughtdownTTOD when he wheeled up and down the hills and through the r e v e r s e camber turns in 230.32 on his way to a c l a s s victory. It was a typical ho-hum story in class C with the usual victor a By Ronnie Allyn Lotus Elan, properly chauffeured PHOENIX. Ariz.. June i l -Frank by Gerald Kikin, making things Look S e c r i s t finilly made the w ~ n n e r ' s easy gliding over the course in c i r c l e after over 10 years of trying when he captured tonight's 30-lap 236.29. CRA sprint car feature at Manzanita Speedway, driving the Pop Miil e r Chevrolet V spl. B S e c r i s t has garnered victortes in several t m e s of oval track competie s t market.' TORRANCE, Calif., June 15Today, the U.S. i s the largest of t ~ o n , but the sprint c a r s had been Volvo marked its 10th anniversary his jinx. He lost the lead here in the in the U.S. today with the opening AB Volvo's 130 export markets. The company's growth I n this f i r s t corner, but stormed back to of a new $1,500,000 West Coast country has been matched by grow- take command on the 13th lap and headquarters building. stayed on top to win the feature on During this decade, sales Of the ing purchases of parts and machinery from domestic manufac- the half-mi. clay oval in the time of Swedish compact c a r have increased 1247.49. from 1,605 in 1956 to a projected t u r e r s . Since Volvo first started CRA points leader Don Thomas 2~1,000 in 1966. Volvo currently selling c a r s here in 1956, it has failed to finish after moving up to ranks third among imported auto- spent more than $150 million to buy American-made equipment and second spot froni his ninth startin(: mobiles in this country. posittun. His Chevy-powered c a r In a speech during the building p a r t s to build its products and to blew an engine on the 16th round, operate the 17 factories it controls dedication today, AB Volvo Execuforcing him to the pits in a cloud of tive Vice President Svante Simon- in Sweden. In addition to its automobile pro- steam and smoke. s s o n said that many Swedish businessmen gravely shook their heads duction, AB Volvo isoneof Euroye's when Volvo decided to t r y selling leading manufacturers of trucks, f a r m machinery, and industrial and c a r s in America 10 yearsago. "It was s a i d in Sweden then," jet a i r c r a f t engines. It i s Sweden's Simonsson reported, .that it was second largest industry. With i t s Americansubsidiary Voljust impossible to export c a r s to the U.S. - t h e cradle of the automo- VO, Inc. the company services a nabile industry and the world's tough- tionwide network of 400 authorized By Katie Jaques SAN D I E W . Calif.. June 5 -Dick dealers from threedistributlon cent e r s which a r e located inRockleigh, and Susan after stretched their N.J., Houston, Tex., and, starting lead in San Diego Council rally AL AXEL ROD today, In Torrance, a suburb of Los championship p o i n t s by winning Angeles. This new building, which South Mission Auto Rally & Touring reolaces a smaller one in nearbv Society's Treadmark 2, fourthevent herm man oaks, servlces 10 western on the year's championship calenstates w h ~ c h account lor 30': of Vol- dar. 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Ford's W c l m has S t e ~ m m I h the -d 1 tlon as evervone aedicted it aould. N.tionrllsts on this side of the i\th&ic am ecrr(ltic. Unless thg1re also motor mcbg enthusiasts, and is that case they cnn see a blesk Mure in which blue F e nce nsPinsf whfte Fords at N n r h g r h g md LaMass Ord tbe o~lly Ferraris around are in the DBdBOCt. 80 U indeed the decision &om Deerborn 18 to sod, or at luet wrhsly autell, the Itne redng prowam, It rill not necessarily be a mom& for mm r t o e d weepin&. Ford baa mde its pow-aml ~ ~ But Ford is not a whtlKoppc WaMy y . A& If FA B@ts, W h hp. lost7 existtrig for the bnastit of race wrs. If FoMoCo In some m the publlc, and to some extent the management deems it w pl t to its wportaiblW mr e s race organimr. to its sbcMolters to retrench is ils racing program, ButisthDtthefwltofFord7 itwIlIdolettb.t, a n d w o ~ e r l ~ s o . To crltlcize mob an .EtiO. wonkibesbsurdisthe Obvlousb n t Ud dwiously the o, 681&bn Ul Into d e the dilemma of p u t l d p t m by the UgM of the elevation to Esdmood of Yereedes Bmz rm om m.br mamf&ww. alter exactly t h e s n m e ~ o f w m t s . It is an P r ( l c l e o f i n i t h t h a t i t i s * ~ g a o d ~ * i a r Critlclsm wmkl he as SlIlY as a leehue on wmh t m i t to wmmlt IbeU Ud its enosmqm remnrwa to mrmlty relptlon, to a llon 6 had Just smlbwad m .utomObi1e ndsg. It is a gaod thlq for m e s ud it antelope harmcb. vr, Ib a gomi thicg ior the race-pbHc. It bas not, Besldw d e b , thare's Piwupa that pmbtype on the floaevra, proved to be such a vsqgaodthicgforor- k m ibor ofShelby A m e o m under lock and W a n d $mixers s u b M to the Linl ofpreumwthatgo hud in hUd with a minus Wth a munmotb.

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t Yonr dediention to the m t of motor racing h u r brought many bolPs of exaitement and enjoyment to race fans everywhere. As racing fans with a slncere Interest in the sport of auto racing, we feel obligated to make some suggestlons. In our oplopln, they w l l l help alleviate the qniortunate accidents which have occurred at the start or during the ilmt few laps oi the Indy 500. In 1964 and again in 1966, such accidents twk thelive8oi two great
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W e q m U f M , WthsoumrJuctdrlcht,~ t o s t a r t w l t h L bchaWs . ~ r u n ~ a U . S o E d r o r L e d ~ S ~ n i ~ m d g o rtmfgbt.BtItitRa6hrlmughL I hd to l a v e &a rod at tb.start, to mold Lot- Mobchmb.cbale bT*e dll& ShUrd M&U'94I, md rt@d w d M Well M thr Ud a m u tire. 8t. ~ovita u . for s BrUW FADE .good MaoldtoBruceMcLprenI Then, at Mosport, rhlle exuerienaed brpln Me. misssd a shUt. tauchbc 8.600. Five 1 Mar thimglll0pveltup. As Jlm T r a m at said, *Them mothers .Inlt bDllt to go a t e that hish." I W to think what it's goingto cost to flr that engine. But there were at all. Ard even this spot, ablch beeomes unduly hrlght spots on our trlp to Canada however. John Rosa, the St. Joolte crowd&, tends to beeome monotonoua alter afewbours. orpPnUer PhsP rWsed of the damage h e to Lotbar's c ~ (strlcny d r m On the heels of the dlspriter at Sebrlag, I realiae course ownera must taLe precamotwy steps. But it is rmtntbomabk to me why the areas INSIDE turn one pnd the others have been deemed imsefe. Theonly thing Ulis mope has ncmmpUsbed is to dampen this fan's enthusiasm for wmlng from Phflndelphla to BrMgehampton. Thls beautlflll ~rsehasneitheraccasU,illtydav off thls m t Sunday. Schafer went to the beach. and 1 twk sort of a

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c u e , wheel-to-wheel wmpetltlon with really co Ow s18 -1 0 pre based on our tuderstamhg of to Pod from Bridgehamptoqbasbeenamargln+lventure. NO fruit cwpera on this clrcrtlt h e Indianppolis 500 rules as revealed by t h e p r e ~ ,The tr-c borders on the unbelievable. Quite possibly Something I most radio, and TV. We b o p that these idew are reallatic the point has now beenreDohedwhereensuWraceawill USAC race listswas o@ ers, but also the c W wt r and workable. In view of the fact that these accidents be run without tbe nuisnnw oi swctators. Indeed, this is what B r i ~ p t o seems to want. mechanics. I would certninlv Uke to see thls in road rnclw. The ehld o do occur, we fml that tradihors must be sactiilced B. DRAKE STELLE msehDoic deserves as mu& credit as angone else conneked aitb When safety and good raclng are in the bolonce. ~ S ? .W Pa. effort like ours. How about it nce o The followinn ire our sue~estions: It hasn't been easy getti~g Nlclrey Chevrolet cars dOW, M, back our Publiclee t the adva& i oi nuto racing the fact here in the east, it is nearly impoesiblS to Hrd such tIW0 88 Pircralt that the 1966 1 accident occurred well above Where is hardware and male A bolte. Nearly everthlIlp has to ba ordered from highaay speeds w one was b ~ u r e d e m e of the b I have been a subscriber for several yearsnow and I LG m e s , h e to tlme behg skirt, v e h l s o - b hrd lo nu sniw w use of safety eaut~ment. In the d;dermine the stPrflllP UWm solely on think CP&A is my mast important rsading matter. Betug here usleg the b u t of o w spare easbe (.blob elme out and bounced skag q u a c o t l o o spw& r w e s s of thi day i n whi& it a sports car enthusiast, I do have otherUBs~scri~olY1. the. UBhray is the wreck) ud -ma bt& from our blown Mooport one belug Motor Sports Internationill to ablch I sub- mglie.. was recorded. Thin minces the problems rhleb ocarr One doesn't reallm how mu& rort Troa, does until It beeonm-3 under the present system when faster cen attempt to scribed for three years lner boylag the flrst iasue. In CPQa (June 18) G r a y Bseyer referred to Motor D ~ J Sslow& cars d r the early 1.~8.Sucharule will uw -&o eliminate fhe pr&swe to q d i y an 111-prepared Sports hbnmtioaal as *morItmrd.* It would seem to me thpt you rmeht tmw the status Of YLSI ard whal rill ear on the first day. , p Chnnge the stprtlng Hueup from 11 rcns of three or what might k the &come of my throe-you mbears to 17 rows of two cars (one edditlolwl starter). acriptlm. I h m writtm. them but I have oat recelvd Additional mom dW maneuvering, passlug and -cane a reply. BRUCE W. NWON 1s provided by W arrangement. Tlgud, Ore. L t the p ~ e e lead one parade isp (90mpb) and e COT outcornme, B = ~ e r informs us tb. leave the cause. 4 second parade lap woad be run @Me?: u d e r the yellow ?lea (lao-1~0mvhLon the third h~ m m i h e is more out Uuo come. --a) b & V lira a 1.1w A m Editorr I ImJ& ** ~ ~ i ~ i O . T& u u., n 8 x . n o , the eprs ~sLbp&eaan.n&thelveebeclins.a sr CIU bum, (US) D - w a N n c l L n U L I l a . l l l r , ~ , M tbe first car c r w m k e stnrtl;U w.ThelaaoFspbsd Birr Goodrum 1N.cmmOnru *--a-. will eUmfIute e a g h foullng nod s M the race from n w*, r u m D C . The d by your eminent columnlst,EdRrrmie, $peed closer to actual qopllfgllrg speed. which detero m m +*. cnw~, L a M n o m m rpe. * S , ~ Q ; ~ ~ , l mined the stwnm ~ i tfh & &t P)rce. The ab- ofbl. trlptotheHood.wrto in J~plafaaduaW i ~ %na sence of the pa& -COT will Pibw tke II& to strlrg art , I c reading Dr. 8. I. liaynkawa's *I&Ewga In AdioogIh.*ahsd.Lesn~aaistheI~bO'from the start. L$?"h.. - ~ D o not allow my ar to maveoutofitsrtptlno rier 8mme ~ e ~ p 1 of s the world a d Its eff9ct6 on their actlvitles and relationshtps. position untll it I creased thestprtlg1b.A W-mI. w % nonda g d h n r a were quite brave In IDeladM race La not wm b the flrst two l s w. Jm J. IIANM)N Egrlntm. Gnrdstrhod, erd Hirgerb I4 ed&ton t0 o became UmM rha h . fd GERALD I. TESTERMAN Reumie, but tbq spp~rently owrse POpndmmm-w - Tmsos,Md. with mwc chmp~on Jim Barr md Gerry BrPllv ud so dtdnot in&am

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24 hours and 3,020 miles of tire torture -second straight Le Mans win for Goodyear Blue Streaks.
Le Mans. Another win for Goodyear, and a clean sweep of the three toughest endurance races of the season. First came the Daytona Continental -the only round-the-clock race in the United States. Then, victory a t Sebring's 12 Hours of Endurance. And now, one, b o , three a t Le Mans -the original 24-hours of tire torture. A l l three races won on Goodyear Blue Streak Racing Tires. Although if was the second time in a row that Goodyear took the honors a t Le Mans, it was a race ,that still made history. First win for an American car. .,- > u*A new lap record of 143.5 miles an hour. The longest 8 distance ever run -3,020 miles worth of acceleration, braking, twists and turns -at a record speed of 125.5 miles an hour. And although first position was a see-saw battle throughout the entire 24 hours, a car on Goodyear tires was always in the lead. The tire that ran away with Le Mans i s called a Goodyear Blue Streak Sports Car Special. Special, because it's designed to meet the rugged demands of any track it runs on. Made for maximum getaway in the straights. Extra side bite in the curves. And, vital to the fickle weather a t Le Mans, designed to run as well in the wet as in the dry. The results a t Le Mans speak for themselves. Another all-out victory for Blue Streaks. N o wonder winners go Goodyear.

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to start the race thls year. (How many other 'car owners* have ever BRMs one had gembox trouble, one been asked to do t h ~ s ? ) would not scaveoge its engine oil He almost dropped the flag when and one M Involved in a crash. it was first handed to him, butotherwlse performed his task in exemthe one which plary fashion and managed to get well out of the way before Graham HI11 blasted off Into a clear lead in his Alan M m Ford. Further down the line Berney's Blzzarlni spun -oLILcW, butsomehoar a l l the other cars managed to amid it. Graham Hi11 had an enormous lead over Gurney at the end of the first lap, hut already two of the Fords those of Miles and Hawkins -were. In the plts, to be followed soon afterwards by Attwood's Ferrarl. Miles was just checking his car Btter a slight off-course excursloo and soon made up for the delay with a series of r w r d laps but both Hawkins and Athrood (the latter the rear-* m i r r o r fell off. wlth overheating problems) were either o tL. CheWOlet-engfnal effectively out of the runnlng. f ~~ On lap three Gurney took overthe FSi z z a r r i r ~1P.bd very lay, mr pM tbe very slow B a m l m i m a . lead and bbegnn to pull away. Rodriw e e ' Ferrarl was golng well In I PUSMbfARY FLNR fourth place, and the Chaparral was running In clase company wlth the ScarfIottl/Parkes Ferrari. Soon after 5pm, the onset of the

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leff -albeit in the firstthreeplacea. During the last six hrs. the only real question was whethertheFords would flnlsh. Minor troubles on the Bucknum/Hutcherson car caused a few executive cigars to be chewed even harder than usual, but theother two continued to circulate regularly wlth car number 1 in the lead. Just BIter 3pm It started to rain really hard, and everyone was reduced to what seemed like halfFERRARI CHALLENGE ENDS NOW Ferrari hopes rested with speed. Nevertheless the Fords manRodriguez and Glnther, Bandhi and aged to get into formation, and aft81 Gldchet having dropped back some- what seemed to be an lncredlbly long what with a broken brake plpe. But at 2:45am Ferrarl number 21 made an u n s c h e d u ~p ~ stop with G a r ~ t selector trouble, and that to all InLE MAW, June 1B Practice took tents and purposes was the end of the Ferrarl challenge. Fordheldthe piace on the Wednesday plrd Thursdar evenines before the 2441.. and thi fastest ear on both days w& Ka In O n m y ' s Ford. On W A e s d a y he dld S:3b3, 0.3 outslde Phil Hlll's 1885 Dracnee record.,~~~~ and on~hnrsdav.a&uodIng 3:30.6,142.Imph. The fastest Ferrarl wasGInther's ln aSS.0, and the Chamsral dld 3:Ss.l. Other leading times were: Ken Miles (Ford) 3:31.1; JohWhltmore (Ford) k32.23 Cbrls Amon FROM THE LEADER IN RACING TIRE DESIQNS, (Ford) k33.6; Graham H n (Ford) i 3.3.R Luovicoscwiiotttnerd 3:34.3: LorBlodlnl ( F e r r M ) 3:34.4; R o n n l e ~ w h u m (Ford)

n n t reiuelllng stops confused the order Somwahat, but ln general ths Fords held the first three places with the P3 Ferraris not farbehlnd. MeLaren had l o s t tlme w h l l e changing from wet-weather Flrestones (which were chunklng) to "all-purposew Goodyears, and, followtrn another brief rain shower. ~~the ~ i a p a r r a dropped three laps 1 l ; chaoglng from dry towet FIrestones acd bwk wain. ' Sundry smaller C a r s among them all three D l w -retired or crashed, but as the evening wore on most of the interest was centered on the battle between Ford and Ferrari. At 7pm Ferraris were s e c o n d d thlrd, just over a mln. behlnd, and at lOpm they were first and second. Then It started to rain again, and it was wblle the track was wet that Scarflotti hlt the sptnnlng CD.
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LE MAW t4 ROU114 RACE, LE BARTHE CIRCVIT. LE MAW. FRANCE, JVNE 18-19. RNSHEILS: 1 Bruce MeLnren/Chrla Amon. Ford GTlO Mk 9 (3.W9.5 mi.. 125.1 .

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~obleV~hrlea .Lb&k, ~ i i r a r lGTB (2.6W.7. 108.4; 10 J. Ch.lnUse/R. do L-10, Rmwlt A&U1a (2,691.1,IW); 11 C. Verrler/R. , R d t A m (2,663. 106.8); 12 Rw P k J P l e n CourWeo.,F m u l GTB (jb62.9, 106.8); 18 Luclln B18n&l!Jr. W e r , Rwwlt AlPM (2,655.2. 100.8); 14 FrmJJ.Ksrmm, Poraebe Curer8 0 (t.174.7. 98.8); 16 5. (2.1528. so.?). L. MarnaVC. ~1110-LW. M a r e o s GT

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seams to be in thabratlng department. At Le MW. wheresomenear stops from very kgh speed are required, both discs and pads were changed wlth moootoootls regularity. Ferrari, too, had its troubles wlth brakw but not in the same area as last year. This tlme the patton OD 6%9iifii7--- , Lore- BandinljJean Guichet car, Of the 56 h tbe 1966 tbe h t to retire, WM plagued with raceonlg15nno*tlllrmminpat hjdr.lpuc H f a i l u r e whichocI P the nd b rWPl hkab not ton airred Mce to the same llne nad lB. mtgt have mused some heart-stoppins mom& for the drivers. Evan Wlmt much competition the Fords rupld thelr victory.Thenev IOP record set on the 39th lapby an

Porsche had a splendid tlme at the 19WI Le Maw. n h d m fourth. nnn, m pea s&nth Gth theti 2000oe Cnrrera six prototypes with lor= talb to improve body aerodynamics. hey nnlshed at an average swed of 118moh and recorded the biat performatice ever for anundertwo-liter car. The Alpine. in fhishins nlnth -. .> oierall, won the mlex of performThe softest .I+,. t prssent ance saving face for ~ m c e~.a t r a M Fords. a p o r t ~ @ m e @. BRM made their first m l n g Pps

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pearance on the circult oftheSarthe wlth three cars and falled to see any of their entrants arrlve, An accldent and mechanical troUM& put thls Anglo-French combination out of contention. You can be sure, however, that they will be back. The thlrd challenger from F m c e was a team of thrw CD P a d cars none of vhlchilishedtberace. A s l m l b Iate WM sufferedby the white hope from the platns ofTexes. Durllls the elehth hour of racinn the chap~&al w& out with electfieal spatem tronble. As for the rest of the entrants, they prwided only the background music causing coniusion and getting In the wav at times. Ferra;t actually lost the race be-

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By Grady Baeyer N W ORLEAW, La., June 19E survivors Of the recent MCA Indianapolin telecast reportedheretodpy that tbe ABC satellite-beamed Le Maas pmductlon may have been much like it, but, belng free, was less Pptnihl. nurenws .s the M y production, though it was t e ~ h n i ~ l lsuperior. ly Produced by the Wide World of Sports crew, the camera work WM both more Mvld and more imaglnaHve than the closed clrcultIndy program. But the commentator, Char, lie Broclrman, covered both events, ' plWl the weeks lntervmhg seemed to have added little to his sklll. ABC brought one b u r live via Early Bird on Saturday (six b u r s alter the start of the nxe), arid the final30 mirs. on Sunday. ' The Saturday broadcwt profltted &'om the commentary of Phil Hill, whose Chapxral ares stlll circulatlng pith Jo Boenler drivlng. It wan 81 mln. onW. Brockman listed any w dberthanthetopfourinthe

Saturday segnmt, and tben bementlnned in passing that .the three DIMS MOut." AUI lt W M PfUrtbBr 5 1 mlrs. untll there waa any mention of time dlilerences separating the top cars. Thmugbout the programs, Bruce McLaren's name M SMled ' I b ~ C f p r ~ ' M t i w Of O V e r p l l placement. In the Srmdry segmmit it was a mias. ~mftl tbere WM any a w m t o f the reason for the Ford DNFs, and tPLQD.on overall time, 1hr. 1 6 mW6. 1 b a r e there ma msotionotnnykind of a GT car. .- -. There ware shotn ofpltworkrhlle the commentator WM dLscusslrgthe Mulrnnne 6tratght. and s b t s 01the Mulsnnne s&t when BrocLman I was d l s c u s s i ~ -hHremtmts. And tha@ttherewas ooasidemble discussion Of tbe unsuitability oithe tlres on the winning car to the weather at the illllsh-r.thefWa@. rain-there ma no m& ofthe brand name of the victorious ure. It ares, of coarse, Ooadyear, and the procram was InLnpur brp. L,Qu&iah.

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