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Van driver dominates race

- Mahood completely
dominated | his
American opposition in
the Formula Ford race
at Westwood on the
weekend. It was no
‘ contest as Mahood, the
only Canadian running,
out-qualified the other
International Con-
ference of Sports Car
Club drivers by about
three seconds.

It was a prestigious

performance as qualifying
times are usually only tenths

of seconds apart. He
proceeded to totally
frustrate the opposition

during the race by lapping
the entire field when the
race was only two-thirds old.

“I knew we were running
well, but I was expecting
some of the other cars to be
very close. Jon Landes (last
year’s Formula 440
Champion) figured to be
very quick as did Ross
Bentley, but Ross lost his
engine on Saturday and Jon

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North Shore’s Andy

was shunted out of the race
about halfway through by a
slower ‘car. I lost the clutch
on my car about that time
too, but I’ve done clutch-less
shifting before so it didn’t
really slow me up.

Marty Knoll, sponsored
by the North Shore News
and Minit-Tune, qualified
sixth in the Formula Vee
race, but managed to move
up two positions during the
race and capture fourth at
the finish.

Tom Millar from West
Vancouver ran well in his
Morgan 4/4 and won the E
Production race.

In the Sports Racing
classes Tom Munro and
Mike Langford, both of
North Vancouver, won the
BSR and DSR categories
respectively. Mark Reid,
driving a Brabham, finished
fourth in DSR.

Tim Moore

of North

Vancouver was a very strong
second in the hotly con-
tested D Production race.
Glenn Lim also a local driver
finished fifth in the race in a
Datsun 240Z.

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