Photo Gallery from the Sept. 5–6, 2020, Bend Classic, in Tailem Bend, South Australia.
David Smoker’s Larrousse Lola LC 87, which raced at the 1987 Australian F1 Grand Prix.
David Benda’s Lola T590 leads Jim Doig’s Motorlab ASP 340.
Graham Boulter drove the Peter Brock tribute Austin A30 Holden in Sports Sedans.
Stuart Brown’s 1919 Dodge leads James Redwood’s Singer Special and Davin Umlauf’s Toyota Special.
Rod Butcher’s Lotus 18, running in the Vintage category.
Peter Cundy’s MG NA leads Dan Jeffries’ Elfin Streamliner through the esses.
Mark Goldsmith spins the Elfin 400 Cobra in a tricky left-hander.
The Alfa 105 GTVs of Ron Guppy and Sean Rowlands battling in Classic Production.
Pat Miller’s Lycoming Indy Car was a spectacular sight.
Richard Nitschke in the ex Malcolm Ramsay Elfin 300 Twin Cam.
Simon Hodge in the Lola T142 F5000.
BMC stablemates – Christopher Hunt’s MGA and Wallace Stewart’s Austin 1800.
Larry Kavanagh’s famous “Saggy Sarah” Torana sports sedan, originally a 1970 HDT series production racer.
Josh Kean was fastest through the heats in the Footwork Arrows FA15, but the car broke during his lap in the Shootout.
Chris Kean in the four-cam Brabham Repco BT26 that was Frank Williams’ first entry into Formula 1.
Bob Middleton’s Chevy Monte Carlo won the last Nascar race held in Australia.
Kent Patrick’s Bugatti T37A and Eric Cossich’s Flying W Wolseley Special seemed to be locked together throughout the weekend.
Grant Perryman in the only Ferrari V12-powered Lola T70 coupe, which has Daytona history.
In Simon Podlewski’s hands, the ex-Bryan Thompson Mercedes-Benz was the fastest Sports Sedan.
Running in the Exotic Car Demonstration, this mid-engined 1997 Porsche 911 GT1 began life as a racer, winning three Canadian championships, before being converted to a road car.
As well as being fastest outright in the Dallara, Dr. Sam Shahin found enough time to also drive the Cooper Austin, one of Elfin creator Garrie Cooper’s earliest creations.
Circuit owner Dr. Sam Shahin came out on top in the Top 10 Shootout driving the Dallara Ford.
David Smoker’s Brabham BT29 Twin Cam, competing in Open Sports and Racing.
Brenton Griguol’s Larrousse Lola LC88 finished third outright in the shootout.
Clive Spreadbury’s Austin-Healey Sprite leads Peter Harper’s Ford Escort in Classic Production.
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