Bridgehampton 500k race 1965, 1st race

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Porsche 904 GTS

The 500 km race of Bridgehampton , also The 1965 Bridgehampton Double 500 for The Edwin H. Krom Memorial Trophy, The Bridgehampton Race Circuit was run in two races on September 19, 1965. The racing event was the 19th round of the sports car world championship this year.

The race

Also in 1965 the 500 km race of Bridgehampton was rated in two races, both of which counted as individual races for the world championship . In contrast to the previous year, both races took place on the same day in 1965 and each had a distance of 500 kilometers.

Herb Wetanson in a Porsche 904 GTS won the ranking of the racing vehicles up to 2 liter displacement, ahead of Dick Young and George Alderman in a Lotus 23 B and Fred Ashplant , who drove a Lotus Elan 26 R. The race for sports cars over 2 liters was won by Hap Sharp in a Chaparral 2A ahead of Pedro Rodríguez in a Ferrari 365P2 and Skip Scott and Dick Thompson , who drove a Shelby Cobra 427 .

Results

Final ranking

Item class No. team driver vehicle Round
1 GT 2.0 14th United StatesUnited States Wetson's drive-ins United StatesUnited States Herb Wetanson Porsche 904 GTS 110
2 SR 1.6 25th United StatesUnited States George Alderman United StatesUnited States Dick Young George Alderman
United StatesUnited States
Lotus 23B
3 SR 1.6 27 United StatesUnited States FB Ashplant United StatesUnited States Fred Ashplant Lotus Elan 26R
4th GT 2.0 48 United KingdomUnited Kingdom The British Motor Corp. Hambro Inc. United KingdomUnited Kingdom Paddy Hopkirk MGB
5 P 1.6 69 United StatesUnited States William Baldwin United StatesUnited States Paul Richards Alpine M63
6th GT 1.3 50 United KingdomUnited KingdomThe British Motor Corp. Hambro Inc. FinlandFinland Rauno Aaltonen MG Midget
7th GT 1.0 32 United StatesUnited States Jody Porter United StatesUnited States John Girdler Fiat-Abarth 1000
8th GT 1.6 10 United StatesUnited States Harry Theodoracopulos United StatesUnited StatesHarry Theodoracopulos Bob Grossman
United StatesUnited States
Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ
9 GT 2.0 47 United StatesUnited States Art Riley Motor Inc. United StatesUnited States Kind Riley Volvo P1800
10 GT 1.3 29 United StatesUnited States George Owen United StatesUnited StatesGeorge Owen Tom O'Brien
United StatesUnited States
Alfa Romeo Giulietta
11 GT 1.3 49 United KingdomUnited KingdomThe British Motor Corp. Hambro Inc. FinlandFinland Timo Mäkinen Leo Picard
United StatesUnited States
MG Midget
12 SR 1.6 42 United StatesUnited States Candido DaMota United StatesUnited States Candido DaMota Lotus 23
Failed
13 GT 1.6 20th United StatesUnited States Carmelo Giuffre United StatesUnited States Carmelo Giuffre Alfa Romeo Giulia
14th GT 1.6 21st United StatesUnited States Tom O'Brien United StatesUnited StatesJim O'Brien Bob Hutchins
United StatesUnited States
Alfa Romeo Giulia
15th GT 1.0 22nd United StatesUnited States Paul Layman United StatesUnited States Paul Layman Fiat-Abarth 1000
16 GT 2.0 26th United StatesUnited States Kind Swanson United StatesUnited StatesArt Swanson Robert Ennis
United StatesUnited States
Abarth-Simca 2000 GT
17th SR 1.6 38 United StatesUnited States Don Rosendale United StatesUnited States Don Rosendale genius
18th GT 1.0 62 United StatesUnited States Adrienne Fashion Studio United StatesUnited StatesHenry Kraaz Jerry Kraaz
United StatesUnited States
Fiat-Abarth 1000
19th GT 1.6 77 United StatesUnited States Bruce Jennings United StatesUnited States Bruce Jennings Porsche 356B Carrera
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20th GT 2.0 31 United StatesUnited States Jody Porter United StatesUnited States Jody Porter Abarth-Simca 2000 GT 1

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Only in the entry list

Here you will find teams, drivers and vehicles that were originally registered for the race but did not take part for a variety of reasons.

Item class No. team driver chassis
21st GT 1.0 68 United StatesUnited States John Langerman United StatesUnited States John Langerman Austin Mini Cooper
22nd GT 1.3 69 United StatesUnited States William Baldwin United StatesUnited States Paul Richards Alpine A110

Class winner

class driver driver vehicle Placement in the overall ranking
SR 1.6 United StatesUnited States Dick Young United StatesUnited States George Alderman Lotus 23B Rank 2
P 1.6 United StatesUnited States Paul Richards Alpine M63 Rank 5
GT 2.0 United StatesUnited States Herb Wetanson Porsche 904 GTS Overall victory
GT 1.6 United StatesUnited States Harry Theodoracopulos United StatesUnited States Bon Grossman Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ Rank 8
GT 1.3 FinlandFinland Rauno Aaltonen MG Midget Rank 6
GT 1.0 United StatesUnited States John Girdler Fiat-Abarth 1000 Rank 7

Racing data

  • Registered: 22
  • Started: 19
  • Valued: 12
  • Race classes: 6
  • Spectator: unknown
  • Race day weather: warm and dry
  • Route length: 4.603 km
  • Driving time of the winning team: 3: 38: 12,000 hours
  • Total laps of the winning team: 110
  • Total distance of the winning team: 506,300 km
  • Winner's average: 139.221 km / h
  • Pole position: unknown
  • Fastest race lap: unknown
  • Racing series: 19th round of the 1965 World Sports Car Championship

Web links

Previous race
500 km race on the Nürburgring in 1965
Sports car world championship Succession race
500-km race at Bridgehampton in 1965, the second race