Bruce Mc Phee - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Barry Lake, Solitary Man, Bruce McPhee 1927–2009, Motor Racing Australia, Dec/Jan 2009–2010
Sporting positions
Preceded by
Harry Firth
Fred Gibson
Winner of the Bathurst 500
1968
(with Barry Mulholland)
Succeeded by
Colin Bond
Tony Roberts
Bathurst 1000 winners
Nine-time
  • Peter Brock
Seven-time
  • Jim Richards
Six-time
  • Larry Perkins
  • Mark Skaife
Five-time
  • Craig Lowndes
Four-time
  • Harry Firth
  • Bob Jane
  • Allan Moffat
  • Greg Murphy
  • Jamie Whincup
Three-time
  • Dick Johnson
  • Garth Tander
Two-time
  • John Bowe
  • John Goss
  • Allan Grice
  • Russell Ingall
  • Rick Kelly
  • Tony Longhurst
  • Steven Richards
One-time
  • Aaltonen
  • Bailey
  • Bargwanna
  • Bartlett
  • Bond
  • Bosworth
  • D. Brabham
  • G. Brabham
  • Bright
  • Coad
  • Davison
  • Dumbrell
  • Fitzpatrick
  • French
  • Geoghegan
  • Gibson
  • Hahne
  • Hansford
  • Harvey
  • Holden
  • Ickx
  • T. Kelly
  • McLeod
  • McPhee
  • Mezera
  • Morris
  • Mulholland
  • Parsons
  • Percat
  • Percy
  • Reynolds
  • Roberts
  • Roxburgh
  • Rydell
  • Sampson
  • Seton
Persondata
Name McPhee, Bruce
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth 11 February 1927
Place of birth
Date of death 22 September 2009
Place of death Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia

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