Barry Mulholland
Barry Mulholland (14 June 1940 - 28 April 2006) was an Australian racing driver.
While a skilled racing driver, Mulholland was more infamously known as Bruce McPhee's 'contractual obligation' co-driver. In endurance production touring cars McPhee raced in during the 1960s which required two drivers, Mulholland would drive one lap at approximate mid-distance before handing the car back to McPhee. Mulholland holds the record for fewest completed laps to win a Bathurst 500 when he co-drove with McPhee to win the 1968 Bathurst 500. Mulholland later owned the car that won the race in 1968, and died aged 65.[1]
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- ^ Normoyle, Steve (Ed.) The Great Race 2006 (Chevron Publishing, 2006) p. 62
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| Preceded by Harry Firth Fred Gibson |
Winner of the Bathurst 500 1968 (with Bruce McPhee) |
Succeeded by Colin Bond Tony Roberts |
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