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Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)

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First Race Grand Prix of South Africa 29/12/1962
Last Race Grand Prix of South Africa 04/03/1972
Best Qualifying 5th – Grand Prix of South Africa 02/01/1967
Best Result 2nd – Grand Prix of South Africa 02/01/1967
First Podium Grand Prix of South Africa 02/01/1967
Last Podium Grand Prix of South Africa 02/01/1967

Races 20
Race Starts 15
Drivers’ Titles 0
Victories 0
Poles 0
Podiums 1
Points 6
Fastest Laps 0
Laps 815
Laps Led 13

Rhodesia Drivers
Clive Puzey
Gary Hocking
John Love
Mike Harris
Ray Reed
Sam Tingle

Rhodesia Teams
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Extra Championship
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First Race South African Grand Prix 01/01/1960
Last Race Grand Prix of South Africa 01/01/1966
First Pole Cape South Easter Trophy 09/01/1965
Last Pole Cape South Easter Trophy 09/01/1965
Best Result 2nd – Cape South Easter Trophy 09/01/1965
First Podium Cape South Easter Trophy 09/01/1965
Last Podium Cape South Easter Trophy 09/01/1965

Races 55
Race Starts 44
Drivers’ Titles 0
Victories 0
Poles 1
Podiums 1
Points 0
Fastest Laps 0
Laps 1804
Laps Led 0

Rhodesia Drivers
Bruce Huntley
Clive Puzey
Clive Underwood
Dave Riley
Dave Wright
Gary Hocking
Jimmy de Villiers
Jimmy Shield
John Guthrie
John Love
Mike Harris
Ray Reed
Sam Tingle

Rhodesia Teams
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South Africa
Extra Championship GPs – 1959

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  • Maurice Rost died in 1958.
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  • Luigi Villoresi won the Gran Premio Peña Rhin 1948.
  • Karl Ebb won the Kalastajatorpan ajo 1937.

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