VIR- April 1965 - Keep an Eye On....

• No. 44 - Bob Tullius….Tullius is Mr.Triumph,dominated SCCA class D in '64, often beat class C cars in the process.
• No. 24 - Graham Shaw .... top production car driver active in the South. His orange Cobra can't be missed.
• No. 74 - Don Sesslar…..'64 national champion in class F moves up to class B in the new Sunbeam Tiger. He'll have his hands full with '64 class B champion Frank Domminiani and Don Yenko in Corvettes.
• No. 77 - Bruce Jennings. .. .'64 national champion in class C is the country's top Porsche driver, earned ride in Chapparal at Sebring.
• No. 9 - Chuck Stoddard .... a very earnest and talented Alfa Romeo pilot with plans to make certain that Jennings earns his trophy.
• No.48 - Brad Picard... best of the MGB brigade,could give Tullius a tussle.
• No. 38 - George Frey. .. solid contender in class E, along with Ron Grable.
• No. 84 - Brian Fuerstenau .... extremely able mechanic (he's behind the Tullius Triumph)now going the driver route.
• No.49 - Fred Darling .... hard driving Sprite chauffeur. Dick Gilmartin in a Spitfire and Pat Mernone in a Morgan figure to be the top opposition in class G.
• No. 48 - Lou Kerr .... his 2 litre Brobham figures to be the fastest machine in the modified race - if the driver has had sufficient time to learn the car.
• No.62 - John Avent.... His Begra might be just the ticket to dethrone John Gordon and his OSCA in the smallest modified class.