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BRM P167 #38 LA Times GP H. Ganley 1:18


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The 1971 BRM P167 #38, driven by New Zealand racing driver Howden Ganley, competed in the Can-Am Riverside 14th Annual Los Angeles Times Grand Prix. Entered by Sid Taylor Racing, the powerful open-cockpit prototype was equipped with a Chevrolet V8 engine, delivering the horsepower needed to compete against Can-Am's formidable field. Ganley drove an impressive race at the demanding Riverside circuit, bringing the BRM home in 3rd place and earning a well-deserved podium finish. This result highlighted the P167's competitive potential and added another memorable achievement to BRM's Can-Am racing history.

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