He's not there as he never drove in a world championship GP, that's why. In future, he will be included in the Indy 500 NQ'S list but that won't be for a while.

Hi, Ritchie. Here are Varzi's victories from www.ddavid.com:
1929 Monza
1930 Targa Florio
1930 Coppa Acerbo
1930 Monza
1930 Spain
1931 Tunis
1932 Tunis
1933 Monaco
1933 Avusrennen
1933 Tripoli
1934 Mille Miglia
1934 Targa Florio
1934 Tripoli
1935 Coppa Acerbo
1935 Tunis
1936 Tripoli

I always thought that Monaco and Tripoli were the pre-war equivalent of the World Championship.

European Championship was pre war equivalent of post war world champiionship.ran 1935-39 and included Monaco but not Tripoli.

I won't be doing a pre-war GP WATN, simply as people like Hans & Lief here have already got most of the information - I can't add anything more.
However, some greats like Carraciola, Nuvolari & Varzi do appear as entrants for the Indy 500 & in the winter, when I have the full & proper time to do it, they'll be added on.
The theory is:
1) Indy 500 1911-WW2 & remaining non-qualifiers
2) F2 drivers
3) ??? Open to possibilities here....

However, the above will take some time for me to collate :\

Rob29 and Richie, thanks for the information. BTW, great website.

It's been a long time in coming, but the latest update is now up - work & lack of news & e-mail problems etc. etc. meant a small delay but:

WATN's:
Adolff - retirement info
Ayari, Ballabio, A Beltoise, Firman, Faure, Friesacher P, Goosens, Hancock, Haberfeld, Hynes, Hakkinen, Lamy, Keohane, M Jourdain, Keen, Lancieri, Melo, Muller A, Mazzacane, Marques, Montermini, Meira, Ruberti, Stirling, A Sperafico, Van Hooydonk, Wendlinger - all new racing activities.
Buhl - retired
Christie - more information on his working life & health
De Ferran - TV
Ken Downing & Bill Taylor have both died.
Farmer & Ward - ill health
Harkey - survived plane crash
Morand - team owner
Palmroth - shoes
Pimm - home & what he does
Rice B - Indy 500 winner

CHANGE OF INFO/New Info:
Adrian Fernandez born 1963
D Firestone's birthplace
Two deaths above & Places. (Bill Taylor's birthdate & place changed as result)
J James - I realised I never did put his deathplace in....
Pantano & Patrese both have the same birthplace spelling now

NEW ENTRIES:
Guerrieri, Glock, van der Merwe, Roth, Jones, Simmpns, M Taylor, Matsuura, L Foyt & Carpenter

Pla has been removed due to not getting the seat.

Thanks to many, including, specifically, Martin Haven for the Karl Wendlinger info.

Also, all totals have been updated up to Canada. (ie Glock is included, but has not started the race yet....)

Jari Nurminen (F3000) : He is still racing. I think it's now his second season in Finnish "Legends Trophy". And is still winning...

http://www.legendscars.fi

Just a query about Bob Gregg (Indy 500 non-qualifier from 1950) - I have found a piece on the Oregon Midget Racing Assocaiation website by John Gregg, whom I assume to be a relative. He states that Gregg was born in Minneapolis and moved around a bit before arriving in Camas WA at the age of 15. You will also note that the date of death is slightly different.

The piece can be found here http://www.autohobbies.com/oregon

Just thought you might like to check it out and decide how reliable it is and maybe adjust the entry in WATN if you're happy with it! Meanwhile, keep up the fantastic work!

Also found a piece on Roy Sherman, with year of birth and date of death:

http://www.worthyofhonor.com/Members/Roy_Sherman.htm

Thank you both - I am happy with Bob Gregg's info - I think John is his son...

Very much appreciated re. Sherman, too I may now find his birthdate with the extra clues given

I've tracked down Mark Albon amongst other titbits but work & friend's & family illness is restricting my time at the moment - a new update is in the offing.

Glad to be of help

That worthyofhonor site has good info on a lot of 50's Indy drivers - I have been on there for a couple of hours

Paul Russo was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, not the misspelled "Kenoghey"

Respectfully,

Jacques N. Dresang

Thanks - that had been pointed out to me already & as soon as the update is all ready (very very shortly), you will see it back to Kenosha. Rather bizarre change, not sure how it happened, actually.

[sheepish]I did it this morning but forgot to post it up to the web site. When I get home, I promise![/sheepish]

Allen, don't worry! I've taken so long over this one, then one day isn't going to matter!

Apologies for it’s lateness but the latest updates are up. Basically I wanted a thorough check but work has got in the way, although, in fairness, it’s been a relatively quiet summer anyhow.

GENERAL STUFF
GP & F3000 current totals updated.
Added: Ernesto Viso, Olivier Tielemans, Chanoch Nissany
Von Trips moved to T, de la Rosa to R, Cabral to C after advice.
Shelby, Moreno, Bartels, P Russo, Nakano, Riess - slight changes to birthplaces (ie correct spelling)

PERSONAL DETAILS
Rodger Ward & Cotton Farmer have died.
Bill Taylor’s full birth date & amended death date.
Roy Sherman details & a little W A T N - now 75% there with him! (Thanks BretonBanquet)
Gregg - amended birthplace & death date.

W A T N
Gene, Pizzonia & Zonta back in F1, Briscoe promoted.
Young - V8 Supercars
Wither ill - NASCAR Busch
Weidler - back in Germany, involved in management
Van Hooydonk & Friesacher - changed F3000 teams
Unser Jr. - retired - Sullivan retiring
Scapini - racing instructor
Bell T, Lazier, J, Simmons - IRL
Sospiri - Euro F3000 team
R Riberio & Marques - back in Brazil.
Piccolo & Berton - Italian GT
Gugelmin, Natili & Nurminen - still in motor racing.
Mahler - concrete expert
Mazzacane - CART
Meier - tyre engineer
Kerr, Hancock - LMES
Jourdain B - owns restaurant
Christensen - 6th Le Mans win
Kiesa - drifting star
Heylen - F3
Hesnault - haulage
Guerrero C - with Allen Berg
Gabbiani - FIA GT
Collard & C Fittipaldi - Grand Am
Cochet - sportscars
Albon - engineer in US.

THANKS TO:
Muzza, Carles Bosch, Jonathan Davies, Breton Banquet, Zep, Mike Thomsen

Regarding Davy Jones, he has sold off his interest in KartZone within the past year, and the business no longer bears his name (even though the old logo still appears on the main home page).

Latest updates, mainly to conincide with F3000 ending & all the F1 hullaballoo, but also, sadly, due to some deaths recently.

One of them, Jack Turner, I did not know the full details of when doing the update - I do now, so although I'll update it next time, I'll also post the correct date & place now.

PERSONAL INFO:
Luigi Taramazzo - died.
Macklin - change of deathplace
Robertson - now correct birth year.
Arthur Owen & Jack Turner - died (Turner actually died 12/9/04 - in Renton, WA. Sorry for mistake.
Baumgartner - change of bithplace.


WATN:
Bernoldi - BAR test
Salo & Herbert - Maserati GT
D Jones - sold up business
Panis retiring
K Brack - return
Westbury - boats & Business
|Trulli, Zonta & Villeneuve - all F1 related.

OTHER:
GP & F3000 totals amended - Liuzzi title plus newcomers Grassotto, Meneghello & Rugolo
Other minor updates


THANKS:
Earl Ma (TheUnions), David Holland, Adam Ferrington, Muzza

Some more business activity on the Damon Hill front! Damon Hill Holdings are currently advertising for staff for a second Bristol Audi dealership which will open at Cribbs Causeway in early 2005.

Mikko Kozarowitzky

see http://f1rejects.com/drivers/kozarowitzky/index.html

Just two small facts that (IMHO) would be suited to be added to the guide:

Ernesto Prinoth became successful as inventor of snow grooming vehicles founding his own company
http://www.prinoth.com

Jean-Claude Rudaz's aviation company is Transvalair (http://www.transvalair.co.uk/ourhistory.htm)

Two other things: In April 2004 an article in www.velocetoday.com mentioned the "late Mike Sparken". An email to the editor
only brought forth the information that he had heard about it, was pretty sure but didn't know details...

And what about good old Mauritz von Strachwitz? Isn't his story (http://8w.forix.com/df2-ebwg.html) comparable to that of
Ricardo Londono-Bridge who is mentioned in the guide? Both not officially F1 entrants but worth a notion :-)
I very politely mailed the Strachwitz site for some more information but their noblenesses didn't care to reply.

Neither did www.paulengland.com.au, a pity, as Paul England is one of the few drivers that I could not find a picture of on the net.

If someone here would be able (and kind) to help me with that I would be grateful.

Oh btw if you're in need of a good snicker go to http://www.oppitzhauser.at/oppitzhauser.htm and read what Karl the Man has to say about his F1 career

(translated: "After his win in the Castrol Cup 1972 on a Ford Mexico Karl Oppitzhauser competes in the Alfa Sud Cup and then progresses into F3 for a season. After very competitive showings he finally makes the cut into F1. With a March 761 he drives in Brands Hatch 1976 and various other European circuits. Together with his teammates [sic!] Ronnie Peterson, Vittorio Brambilla and Hans-Joachim Stuck Oppitzhauser makes a good impression even in the crown class of motorsports.")

You should be able to now!

You're an angel. Thank you

A couple of bits & bobs...

Kenneth Acheson; now lives in Bradford on Avon, and runs a highly successful toiletry company with his wife Fiona.

Tommy Byrne; shortly due to move to Mid Ohio (from Ormond Beach, Florida), nearer to where he works as a senior instructor at the racing school. He's no longer commentating.

BTW Jo Gartner's entry could be a little more enlightening, couldn't it? Perhaps a mention of his fifth place in the 1984 Italian GP, or his win at the Pau F2 race in 1983? Just a thought...

And let's not forget Gartner's biggest victory in his career: the 1986 12 Hours of Sebring co-driving with Bob Akin and Hans Stuck.

Looking back at it, it's amazing that of those three, it's only Stuck who's around with us today - and that both Gartner and Akin died in violent prototype rolls of some sort.

Thanks guys.
re. Gartner, i will see but to be fair, there are countless sites which deal with achievements, I wanted to be that little bit different

I believe Sparken to be alive, he´s such a pivotal historic meeting man that I´m sure someone would have informed me by now. It´s not the first time he´s been listed as "dead"!

Other info is very helpful, ta. Update v. soon & David Holland has done well with some more obscurer entrants!

Just a short observation on the Roy Sherman link (http://www.worthyofhonor.com/Members/Roy_Sherman.htm).
It states in his bio that he attempted to qualify for the 1951 AND 52 Indy. I haven't found any mention anywhere about the 52 attempt though.

Btw there was also a mention in the thread about the non-qualifiers being added to forix. Whatever became of that?

re. FORIX, I'm not sure. Joao at FORIX is best to answer that, however he might be waiting for me to do the Indy 500 completely (which I'm on at the moment)

Sherman, yep, I had two attempts down but I couldn't find a 52 qualifying attempt. I believe though he was entered yet somehow didn't make it to the track.

Been trying to do this for a while... F1 drivers in other series '04

Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft (apologies spelling)
6th Bernd Schneider (AMG Mercedes C Klasse)
7th Jean Alesi (AMG Mercedes C Klasse)
11th Emanuelle Pirro (Team Joest Audi A4 DTM)
14th Heinz-Harald Frentzen (Team Holzer Opel Vectra GTS V8)

European Touring Car Championship
3rd Gabriele Tarquini (Autodelta Alfa Romeo 156 S2000)
14th Alex Zanardi (Team BMW Italy/Spain BMW 320i)
no points
Gianni Morbidelli (SEAT Toledo Cupra)
Jan Magnussen (Peugeot 307 GTi)

All Japan Formula Nippon Championship
9th Naoki Hattori (DoCoMo Dandelion Lola MF308 Mugen)
no points
Hideki Noda (Team Mohn Lola MF308 Mugen)

FIA GT Championship
8th Karl Wendlinger (JMB Racing Ferrari 575M Maranello)
10th Michael Bartels (Vitaphone Racing Team Saleen S7-R)
13th Emanuele Naspetti (G.P.C. Giesse Squadra Corse Ferrari 575M Maranello)
18th Mika Salo (G.P.C. Giesse Squadra Corse Ferrari 575M Maranello - also raced AF Corse Maserati MC12 but received no points - car not legal)
25th Gianni Morbidelli (G.P.C. Giesse Squadra Corse Ferrari 575M Maranello)
27th Tarso Marques (JMB Racing Ferrari 575M Maranello)
46th Philippe Alliot (Force One Racing Chrysler Viper GTS-R)
no points
Johnny Herbert (AF Corse Maserati MC12 but received no points - car not legal)

FIA N-GT Championship
31st Alex Caffi (Seikel Motorsport Porsche 996 GT3-RS)

International Formula 3000 Championship
4th Tomas Enge (Ma-Con Engineering Lola B2/00 Zytek)

Indy Racing League
15th Tora Takagi (Mo Nunn Racing Dallara IR2 Toyota)
27th Tomas Enge (Patrick Racing Dallara IR2 Chevrolet)

Open Wheel Racing Series
11th Justin Wilson (Mi-Jack Conquest Racing Lola-Ford)
17th Gaston Mazzacane (Dale Coyne Racing Lola-Ford)
22nd Tarso Marques (Dale Coyne Racing Lola-Ford)

V8Supercar Championship Series
36th Alex Yoong (WPS Racing Ford Falcon BA)
61st David Brabham (Dick Johnson Racing Ford Falcon BA)

amazingly...
World Rally Championship
11th Stephane Sarrazin (Equipe FFSA Subaru Impreza WRC)

Le Mans 24 Hour
2nd Johnny Herbert (Audi Sport UK Team Veloqx Audi R8)
3rd JJ Lehto (Champion Racing Audi R8)
3rd Emanuelle Pirro (Champion Racing Audi R8)
4th Erik Comas (Pescarolo Sport Courage C60 Judd)
5th Allan McNish (Audi Sport UK Team Veloqx Audi R8)
6th Olivier Beretta (Corvette Racing Chevrolet Corvette C5-R)
6th Jan Magnussen (Corvette Racing Chevrolet Corvette C5-R)
7th Jan Lammers (Racing For Holland Dome S101 Judd)
8th Max Papis (Corvette Racing Chevrolet Corvette C5-R)
11th Tomas Enge (Prodrive Racing Ferrari 550 Maranello)
DNF
Justin Wilson (Racing For Holland Dome S101 Judd)
Ralph Firman (Racing For Holland Dome S101 Judd)
Jean-Denis Deletraz (Barron Connor Racing Ferrari 575M Maranello)
David Brabham (Zytek Engineering Reynard 04S Zytek)
Danny Sullivan (Barron Connor Racing Ferrari 575M Maranello)
Alex Caffi (Seikel Motorsport Porsche 996 GT3-RS)
Jean-Marc Gounon (Courage Competicion Courage C65 AER)
Paul Belmondo (Paul Belmondo Racing Courage C65 AER)

Just some updates for the "Where are they now" page.

George Snider had 4 last row starts along with Tom Bigelow.

Larry Cannon died of a embolism.

Ronnie Duman killed at Milwaukee at the 1968 Rex Mays 150 race.

Len Duncan, died of natural causes

Myron Fohr, died of complications of diabetes in Milwaukee, WI.

Regards,

Steve Zautke

Milwaukee, WI

F3000 correction:
Elton Julian, never worked as a racing instructor. He might have done some coaching for some friends, but never worked at a racing school. He is now working in Hollywood, editing a popular TV show for FOX and raising a family. Before that he was a team manager of a national karting team in the US and before that ran a casting studio in L.A after the 99 Atlantic season.

Very nice site, btw. Thanks.

Which one?

Talking of television production, I don't suppose the John Alcorn who is on the Sky Soccer AM credits as a buyer or assistant producer or something is the same John Alcorn who had some great F3 drives and not-so-great F3000 drives?

Thanks for the comments. Due to work & beverements, I haven´t been able to do any updates yet but I do thank everyone for posts & e-mails sent.
Fiorentina: how well do you know Elton as I´ve never been able to track down his actual place of birth on the Canaries?
Ensign: I think it´s a different one... but I´ve been proved wrong before.....

There's a few drivers for your list about to get underway on the Dakar today for the first event of 2005 (shades of the '30's AGP here)

Jean Louis Schlesser will of course be leading his team of two Ford powered buggies.

Philippe Gache will also be racing a SMG buggie that I know little about.

Robby Gordon has acquired himself a factory supported Volkswagen Touareg.

Ellen Lohr is driving for the 2 Drive Adventure team in an unknown vehicle at time of printing the entry list.

Paul Belmondo is driving a semi-factory Nissan Dessoude entered Nissan X-Trail

Ukyo Katayama is on the entry in a Toyota Auto Body enterred Toyota HDJ100 (presumably a LandCruiser)

Eric Bernard is also entered in a Toyota.

Cor Euser is down in a Fast & Speed Honda Buggy.

thats about it I think.

Richie: We are good friends. We went to high school together. The first kart I drove was his, and he basically showed me how to get involved in racing.

Your site is very cool, I had fun reading it. I'd like to add something else. Arnd Meier is this season Langstreckenmeisterschaft champion. The Langstreckenmeisterschaft is the endurance sportscar/ sedan championship that runs monthly at the Nordschleife (Old Nurburgring). He drove a BMW in that series. BTW, I don't know Arnd, I just know of the series.

All the best, keep up the good work and maybe one day you can do a CART section.

Fio1

A couple of pieces of new information that Richie alluded to in an earlier post:-

From a recent letter Tony Settember confirmed his place of birth as Manila, Philippines. Rather a surprise as I thought he was born in California.

Another driver not born in California as previously documented is Peter Broeker who was born in Hamilton, Ontario. This was mentioned in a small biog on the back of a booklet Peter had written on Olympic coins, so a pretty reliable source I guess.

Happy New Year & save a thought for the people in SE Asia.

Ta. It's on the way...!
Indy 500 finished off this winter (hopefully), then F2 will be next & after that......

Richie, cousin Peter asked me tonight if I knew the whereabouts of Pierre Soukry. I don't; do you?

Does anyone know anything yet about Broeker's death? Or a picture other than the fuzzy close-up of the shot of him in his Stebro? Every time I write to Stebro they say they'd love to tell me all about him but they're really busy right now - they'll get back to me when they have time...

Bretonbanquet, the short answer is no.

I've tried on and off for a couple of years or more to find out more about this mystery. I've written to Stebro, The Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame and town boroughs where he had connections (namely Hamilton and Pointe Claire) but nothing has come back on his death.

He was only about 50 when he died, so there is more that needs to be known. He had taken up racing again by the mid 70s in some historic series, so somebody should know something. Maybe it's being kept back for some reason. Anyhow, I don't think Stebro know more than we do.

I think I will resurrect my Peter Broeker thread and add the new info I know now and something may then come to light!?

That sounds like a good plan - maybe there's a new face on TNF who has further information. Broeker is the biggest mystery man remaining of the Championship GP starters - and as you say, he wasn't old when he died, so there's a story there to be told. It might need some serious detective work though :\

Hi Richie,
Please contact me as I have a couple of upgrades for your car listing.
Regards,

T54

what an amazing list Richie

I am currently reading the F3000 list and noticed a small typo in the Kenny Brack Entry. it says



i think the "?" should be a an apostrophe

Thank you for all the comments, suggestions, errors etc.
Barry, I noticed I didn't reply to the Soukry question - I had a look, but was unable to find anything but it was only a brief scan.


Unfortunaetly, there have been a spate of deaths both in the family & close friends, so this is causing a few setbacks, but I am now in the UK for a while & hope to complete the Indy 500 once & for all in this time. I will then be doing European F2 championship drivers & I've started to collate data for this.
If all goes well, I will then expand to CART, the IRL & the GP2 series, but this will not be, I would imagine until early 2007. I can probably do the last three quite quickly as most of them are covered elsewhere. That's the plan so far.....................

Anyway, latest updates are now up for your perusal after a gap of a few months - mainly a update but of course with many 2005 seats up for grabs there will be a few more in the running before I leave - but I hope to find some more obscure info in the meantime. Be aware there are two updates - one from Nov & one from Jan.

THANKS
Special thanks to:
David Cameron, Richard Armstrong, Mischa Bijenhof, Jamie McGregor, Enoch Law, Ken Jones, Stuart Dent, David Holland, Steve Zautke, Adam Ferrrington, Sal & Motorsport Memorial, Fiorentina1, AlesiUK, Dan Axelsson, Matt the Cat & Mark Alan Jones & all others who have posted recently:

NIGGLES/BITS & PIECES
Following a review of the Indy 500 NQ's, Billy Earl DID NOT practice. He has now been removed.
The Indy 500 totals & years have been refreshed & changed.
Quirks like the ?'ve have been sorted, I think.
Totals for F1 drivers updated
Spellings etc. sorted
(Please let me know of any errors, even I miss some when proof-reading)

2004/2005 CHANGES
The following drivers have all had recent changes in their current motorsport guise:
Bleekemolen, Button, Barron, Campos, Enge, S Fisher, Franchitti, Glock, Gene M, Giaffone F, Hakkinen, Herta, Hornish, Horner, J Lazier, Klien, Larini, A Jones, Montanari, Mauricio, Marques, Meira, Matsuura, McNish, Pantano, Piquet, Policand, Rice, Sala, Saelens, T Scheckter, Wheldon, J Wilson, Wirdheim, Yoong, Yasukawa
Albers, Briscoe, Camathias, Bernard, Belmondo, da Matta, Gollin, Herb, R Gordon, Hearn, J Kane, Lammers, Lopez, Kristensen, Marko, Meier, Moreno, Papis, Rydell, Ri Sperafico, Sarrazin, Sharp, Vasser, Viso, J Unser & Coulthard

Other New WATN (and some very interesting ones too!)
Campbell-Jones, D Hill, Kozzarowitsky, Surtees, Walther, Acheson, Byrne, Broeker, Cannon L, Julian, Lowndes, J Martin, Rudaz, Prinoth, J Scheckter, JY Stewart

New Data - Births, deaths etc.
The important ones perhaps....
Gary Evans - change of birthplace
Liuzzi - change of birthplace
Turner - correct death date & deathplace
Duman - change of deathplace
Hickman - new birthplace
O'Brien - details removed
Nissany - basic birthplace
Settember - new birthplace


Enjoy it y'all, I'll try to find out some good stuff in the next few weeks.

I may have missed it...but why? Were they found to be incorrect?

It was a thread by Dan Axelsson that found that "my" R'OB was clearly not "our" R'OB. There is hope though for a proper answer.....

Talking with Bruce Moxon on another fora and he says Andrej Pavicevic is on fairly aggresive kemo for leukemia.



Hope he's quickly on top of it, I used to love watching his form in the Zepter backed Suzukis and Subarus.

oh and Richie, stuff IRL and F2, you should do a series with more Australians in it, like ummm

like ummm




errrr...





damn there should be something....











MotoGP?

Tasman?

Or the F5000 Tasman? Surely we could find some Aussies amongst Giggs Alexander, Niel Allen, Chris Amon, Graham Baker, Murray Baker, Kevin Bartlett, Derek Bell, Robbie Booth, Jim Boyd, Frank Bray, Bobby Brown, Warwick Brown, Kelvin Cameron, Gary Campbell, Mike Campbell, John Cannon, Reg Cook, Garrie Cooper, Alfredo Costanzo, Bill David, Jon Davison, Ian Douglass, Neil Doyle, Dexter Dunlop, Mike Eyerly, Bryan Faloon, Paul Feltham, Robbie Francevic, Don Fraser, Stephen Fraser, Rich Galloway, Frank Gardner, Leo Geoghegan, Peter Gethin, Ken Goodwin, Len Goodwin, John Goss, Mike Goth, Ron Grable, Col Green, Kaye Griffiths, Malcolm Guthrie, Mike Hailwood, John Harvey, Doug Heney, David Hobbs, Keith Holland, Peter Hughes, Colin Hyams, Stan Keen, Robs Lamplough, John Laney, Graeme Lawrence, John Leffler, Leo Leonard, Roly Levis, Peter de Lore, Kevin Loy, Peter Maloney, Geoff Mardon, Dennis Marwood, Frank Matich, Dave McConnell, John McCormack, Allan McCully, John McLellan, Graham McRae, Steve Millen, Clive Millis, Chris Milton, Bob Minogue, Allan Moffat, Bob Muir, Jim Murdoch, Wayne Murdoch, Russ Noble, Ulf Norinder, Evan Noyes, Jack Oakley, Don O'Sullivan, David Oxton, Garry Pedersen, Brian Pellow, Pierre Phillips, Teddy Pilette, Sam Posey, Noel Potts, Terry Quartly, Maurie Quincey, Frank Radisich, Calvin Rayborn, Allan Rhodes, Errol Richardson, Baron Robertson, Alan Rollinson, John Roxburgh, Howie Sangster, Glyn Scott, Ken Shirvington, Bill Simpson, Ken Smith, Max Stewart, Tony Stewart, Noritake Takahara, Cary Taylor, Steve Thompson, Russell Thomson, Don Uebergang, Johnny Walker, Graham Watson, Derrick Williams and Ray Winter.