24 Hours of Le Mans

Car number 32, a Lola B05/40 co-driven by Sam Hancock, Liz Halliday, and Gregor Fisken. Followed by car number 58, an Aston Martin DBR9 co-driven by Peter Kox, Pedro Lamy, and Tomáš Enge, car number 25, an MG EX264 co-driven by Mike Newton, Thomas Erdos, and Warren Hughes, and other cars at the start.

Goodwood Tourist Trophy

Lola-Climax Mark I, works Lister-Jaguar and Dick Jacobs MGA at St Mary's corner.

Sebring 12 Hours

Track action scene, left to right: Race Number 49, Porsche 907 (Jo Siffert and Hans Herrmann, drivers), Race Number 9, Lola T70 Mk.3 GT (Scooter Patrick and Dave Jordan, drivers), Race Number 74, MG Midget (Jerry Truitt and Randy Canfield, drivers)

Silverstone 6 Hour

Snetterton 3 Hour

Some of the midfield cars at the start of the race. Number 34, driver Jim Morley in a Lola-Climax Mark 1. Number 34 finished 15th. Number 33, driver David Prophet in an Elva-BMW Mark VII. Number 33 finished 20th. Number 38, driver Andrew Hedges in Dick Jacobs's MG Midget. Number 38 finished 11th overall and was the winner in the 1300cc GT Category.

Watkins Glen 6 Hours

Number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Andre Prefontaine and Peter Roberts, did not finish (oil leak), number 97, a MG B GT co-driven by William J. Herrington, Rick Mansfield and Jerry Walsh, did not finish, number 11, a Lola T70 Mk.3 GT co-driven by Jo Bonnier and Chuck Parsons, finished tenth in the Watkins Glen 6 Hours on July 14,1968.