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1968 Can-Am Challenge Cup.: 1968 Can-Am Challenge Cup. CanAm race. Riverside, California, United States (USA). 27 October 1968. Lothar Motschenbacher (McLaren M6B-Chevrolet) leads Brian O'Neil (Lola T160-Chevrolet), Brett Lunger (Caldwell D7C-Chevrolet), Dick Brown (McLaren M6B-Chevrolet), Jerry Entin (Lola T70-Chevrolet), Ed Leslie (Lola T70 Coupe-Chevrolet), Don Jensen (Burnett Mk2-Chevrolet), Jay Hills (McLaren M1B-Chevrolet) and Stan Burnett (Burnett Mk3-Chevrolet). World Copyright: LAT Photographic Ref: 35mm transparency 68CANAM18

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1968 Can-Am Challenge Cup.: 1968 Can-Am Challenge Cup. CanAm race. Riverside, California, United States (USA). 27 October 1968. Lothar Motschenbacher (McLaren M6B-Chevrolet) leads Brian O'Neil (Lola T160-Chevrolet), Brett Lunger (Caldwell D7C-Chevrolet), Dick Brown (McLaren M6B-Chevrolet), Jerry Entin (Lola T70-Chevrolet), Ed Leslie (Lola T70 Coupe-Chevrolet), Don Jensen (Burnett Mk2-Chevrolet), Jay Hills (McLaren M1B-Chevrolet) and Stan Burnett (Burnett Mk3-Chevrolet). World Copyright: LAT Photographic Ref: 35mm transparency 68CANAM18

1968 Can-Am Challenge Cup.
CanAm race. Riverside, California, United States (USA). 27 October 1968.
Lothar Motschenbacher (McLaren M6B-Chevrolet) leads Brian O'Neil (Lola T160-Chevrolet), Brett Lunger (Caldwell D7C-Chevrolet), Dick Brown (McLaren M6B-Chevrolet), Jerry Entin (Lola T70-Chevrolet), Ed Leslie (Lola T70 Coupe-Chevrolet), Don Jensen (Burnett Mk2-Chevrolet), Jay Hills (McLaren M1B-Chevrolet) and Stan Burnett (Burnett Mk3-Chevrolet).
World Copyright: LAT Photographic
Ref: 35mm transparency 68CANAM18

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  • ID: 1012917114
  • Date taken: Sunday, October 27, 1968
  • Teams: McLaren

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