Help identifying a racing car - Singapore 1967
Help identifying a racing car - Singapore 1967
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WH16

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239 months

Yesterday (07:44)
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A bit of a long shot granted but PH often surprises. Any ideas on the car? It is a photo my father took during a visit between deployments.




It seems there was a GP there in '67, but I can't find any entry lists or results.

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/database/races/...

Jasey_

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199 months

Yesterday (07:53)
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Image search suggests eagle t1g

5lab

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217 months

Gary29

4,765 posts

120 months

Yesterday (07:56)
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Jasey_ said:
Image search suggests eagle t1g
Doesn't look right to me, but I'm no expert! Looks more like a Brabham BT11A if I search the 67 season, mirrors mounted onto the clear windscreen rather than the body.

Happy to be corrected.




Ultuous

2,276 posts

212 months

Yesterday (07:58)
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I don't know if this helps.

ETA: beaten to it!

Jasey_

5,933 posts

199 months

Yesterday (08:05)
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No nearer identifying the car but came across a video of the 1967 gp.

Foooking hell biggrin

https://www.britishpathe.com/asset/211730/#:~:text...

WH16

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7,721 posts

239 months

Yesterday (08:12)
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Jasey_ said:
No nearer identifying the car but came across a video of the 1967 gp.

Foooking hell biggrin

https://www.britishpathe.com/asset/211730/#:~:text...
Quite a mix of types there. Looks more like a track day.

Jasey_

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199 months

Yesterday (08:19)
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Targeted Google search...


The driver of car number 46 in the main Grand Prix event of the 1967 Singapore Grand Prix was Cheung Chin Ming of Hong Kong.
He was driving a Lotus 23 with a Ford engine.
In the separate Sports & GT race held during the event, a car with number 46 was assigned to an Allan Moffat, driving a Falcon GTHO in a different event/year mentioned in forum discussions, which is not the main Grand Prix race itself. The main Grand Prix winner, driving a different car number, was Rodney Seow in a Merlyn-Ford.

NDA

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246 months

Yesterday (08:21)
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The car number 46 in the 1967 Singapore Grand Prix was a Brabham-Repco driven by the New Zealander driver Jack Brabham. He finished the race in second place behind the winner, Rodney Seow. So Google says... It's the car pictured above - the BT11.

WH16

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Yesterday (08:27)
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NDA said:
The car number 46 in the 1967 Singapore Grand Prix was a Brabham-Repco driven by the New Zealander driver Jack Brabham. He finished the race in second place behind the winner, Rodney Seow. So Google says... It's the car pictured above - the BT11.
Jasey_ said:
Targeted Google search...

The driver of car number 46 in the main Grand Prix event of the 1967 Singapore Grand Prix was Cheung Chin Ming of Hong Kong.
He was driving a Lotus 23 with a Ford engine.
hmmm...

NDA

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246 months

Yesterday (08:30)
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WH16 said:
NDA said:
The car number 46 in the 1967 Singapore Grand Prix was a Brabham-Repco driven by the New Zealander driver Jack Brabham. He finished the race in second place behind the winner, Rodney Seow. So Google says... It's the car pictured above - the BT11.
Jasey_ said:
Targeted Google search...

The driver of car number 46 in the main Grand Prix event of the 1967 Singapore Grand Prix was Cheung Chin Ming of Hong Kong.
He was driving a Lotus 23 with a Ford engine.
hmmm...
Hahahaha - yes, I had several different results too. I went with the Brabham result as the car matched.

ETA I also considered why your father might have taken the photo - was he a fan of Cheung Chin Ming or Jack Brabham?

Jasey_

5,933 posts

199 months

Yesterday (08:38)
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tells you a lot about google rofl

Anyway - cant get over the cars in that GP - Crazy - but probably quite a bit of fun biggrin

Roofless Toothless

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153 months

Yesterday (09:00)
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WH16 said:
Jasey_ said:
No nearer identifying the car but came across a video of the 1967 gp.

Foooking hell biggrin

https://www.britishpathe.com/asset/211730/#:~:text...
Quite a mix of types there. Looks more like a track day.
Run what you brung.