1.
SV. Starter drops flag (500cc race).
0.02

2.
GV. Field away.
0.05

3.
LV. Surtees at speed past stand.
0.10

4.
LV. Follow - McIntyre past stand.
0.11

5.
SLV. Crowd.
0.13

6.
GV. Head on and follow Surtees at speed.
0.17

7.
GV. Head on and follow Duke at speed.
0.20

8.
GV. Head on and follow Terry Shepherd at speed.
0.24

9.
GV. Head on and follow McIntyre at speed
0.27

10.
GV. Head on and follow A.King at speed.
0.30

11.
LV. Surtees at speed past stand.
0.34

12.
SV. Crowd.
0.35

13.
GV. Surtees over winning line.
0.38


WIPE


14.
GV.PAN.Start of 350c??? race.
0.47

15.
LTV. Five riders to camera.
0.54

16.
LTV. Three riders away from camera.
1.01

17.
SV. Surtees rounds sharpen bend.
1.11

18.
SV. Hinton, Buchan, Miles round above bend.
1.20

19.
CV. Two first aid men.
1.22

20.
SV. McIntyre And Hartle round bend.
1.30

21.
SV. Crowd.
1.32

22.
SV. Head on - Hartle leads from three other riders.
1.37

23.
LV. King ahead of Brown at speed.
1.42

24.
GV. Follow - Surtees at speed.
1.48

25.
GV. Ditto.
1.57

26.
SV. Surtees over winning line.
2.01

27.
SV. Results board.
2.05

28.
SV. Official garlands Surtees.
2.12



Initials KJ/BA/JF/CW


SPORT: MOTOR RACING

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Background: A crowd of 60,000 spectators watched Londoner John Surtees on an MV Augusta score a double victory in the 31st international Ulster Grand Prix on the Dundrod Circuit near Belfast, N.Ireland, Aug 8. He repeated his feat of the previous year by winning both the 500cc and 350cc events.

In the 350cc class he reached an average speed of 91.32 mph. He held the lead from the start and twice broke the lap record, finally raising it to 93.02 mph on his fifth lap. His time was one hour 37min 27secs. B. Brown and G.Duke on Norton took second and third places.

Surtees was again an easy winner in the 500cc event - one hour 33min 24secs at an average speed of 95.28 mph. Second was R.McIntyre, third G. Duke, both on Norton.

The 25-year-old world motor-cycling champion has had an unbroken run of twenty-three Grand Prix victories.