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Delmo Johnson and Dave Morgan
did finish the race in this Gran Sport Corvette, but in 36th |
George Wintersteen, Peter Goetz & Milt
Diehl took this Gran Sport to 14th |
George Robinson and Dick Boo
took this fairly stock Vette to 33rd |
Don Yenko and John Bushell lost a
wheel and DNF'd in the #6 Vette |
Larry Sachs now owns the #6
car and promises he has
straightened the grille |
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Charlie Rainville and Mike
Gammino made 122 laps before crashing out |
Silvio Moser's Iso-Griffo or Bizzarini
never got wet. They crashed out
after 16 laps |
Dick Thompson and Dan Shaw
drove Shaw's Cobra through the rain
to 19th, 1 spot behind the Sprite |
Ed Lowther and Bob Nagel DNF'd
after the 93rd lap with
mechanical problems |
George Reed & Dan Gerber failed to
finish in this Cobra. Looks like Ken Miles but it's Gerber at the wheel |
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Bob Grossman and Skip Hudson
had their diff break at 122 laps |
Charlie Kolb and Buck Fulp (shown here)
took Fulps 330P to 104 laps before the gearbox broke |
Walt Hansgen took Mark Donohue to his
1st Sebring in Mecom's 250LM and finished in 11th - 2d in class |
Pedro Rodriguez is so short he can
barely see in Mecom's 330P he shared with Graham Hill |
Ed Hugus, Charlie Hayes, Paul Richards
& Tom O'Brien's 275P almost beat Hansgen/Donohue |
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| The Umberto Maglioi/Giancarlo Baghetti
275P leads the class winning Alfa GTZ |
Grossman leads Graham Hill at the
second hour mark, both in 330P's |
Who put the Ferrari in the sand
bank? Hansgen or Donohue? |
Skip Scott broke Peter Clarke's
GTO before Clarke every got in
when he fried the clutch |
Mauro Bianchi & Willy Mairesse's 275P
did not have a good day finishing 23rd |