Can-Am Watkins Glen

The Chevrolet Camaro pace car leads the field, including Bruce McLaren in car number 4, a McLaren M8B, Denny Hulme in car number 5, a McLaren M8B, John Surtees in car number 7, a McLaren M12, and other cars.

Chevron Grand Prix Bridgehampton Can-Am

Camaro pace car leads the field at turn 1. Car number 36, Dan Gurney, Lola T70 Mk.3B, car number 5, Denny Hulme, McLaren M6A, car number 4, Bruce McLaren, McLaren M6A, and car number 66, Jim Hall, Chaparral 2G.

Chevron Grand Prix Bridgehampton Can-Am

Camaro pace car leads the field at turn 1. Car number 36, Dan Gurney, Lola T70 Mk.3B, car number 5, Denny Hulme, McLaren M6A, car number 4, Bruce McLaren, McLaren M6A, and car number 66, Jim Hall, Chaparral 2G.

Dutch Grand Prix

Nassau Tourist Trophy and Governor’s Trophy

The Chevrolet Camaro pace car brings the field down the main straight. Directly behind the pace car is Mark Donohue driving car number 7, a Lola T70 Mk II. Front row on the left is Hap Sharp driving car number 65, a Chaparral 2E. Two cars directly behind the pace car is A.J. Foyt driving car number 83, Lola T70 Ford 427. Behind car number 65 is Skip Scott driving car number 91, a McLaren Elva Mk II. Front row, far right is Peter Revson in car number 92, a McLaren Elva Mk II. Just behind is Sam Posey in car number 82, a McLaren Elva Mk II. To the left is John Fulp driving car number 26, a Lola T70 MkII.

SCCA National Sears Point

Merle Brennan drives car number 17, Genie. Unknown driver drives car number 81, McLaren. Alan Johnson drives car number 10, Porsche 906. Tony Settember drives car number 61, Camaro. Dick Terrell drives car number 2, Shelby Cobra 427. Eric Haga drives car number 20, McLaren. Peter Young drives car number 96, Elva. Unknown driver drives car number 42, Porsche 904.