(P Maslen)
It’s probably not actually, Jack would be hitting it more vigorously and the marshals wouldn’t be so relaxed, quite aggressive little critters tigers…
What is he up to though?
I’ve read the race reports, Jack did clip Homestead Corner during the race he finished- the 1967 Australian Grand Prix, so perhaps this is a perfunctory wheel alignment before being towed away.
Keen eyed Aussie enthusiasts will note David McKay’s presence behind Brabham, if he has the look of ‘an old chook at a christening’ about him it’s because he has done a deal to buy BT23A-1 Repco from Jack at the end of the series and is keen to see the champ has not shop-soiled the merchandise.
(P Maslen)
Jack was fourth in the race behind Stewart, Clark and Gardner in BRM P261, Lotus 33 Climax and Brabham BT16 Coventry Climax respectively.
It wasn’t a happy Tasman for the Repco boys- with a full-works effort of two cars a plethora of problems meant Jack and Denny took only one win between them- at Longford for Jack.
Still the GeePee season was in front of them, which would be an altogether different kettle of fish!
Credits…
Peter Maslen
Tailpiece: Doting David looks upon his new car, delivery only another week hence after Sandown…
(P Maslen)
Finito…
primotipo... 
Mark,
I believe that the Warwick Farm 100 that year actually carried the name “1967 Australian Grand Prix”.
Cheers,
Rob
Thanks Rob,
Managed to check the race results but not the title!
M