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Standards Are Strict
Standards are strict where speedway tracks are concerned and, before the Gisborne track was opened for the '71-'72 season, it underwent a tough inspection by Mr John Callandar (a New Zealand Speedway Board track inspector). Pictured at the track during the inspection are some of the Gisborne Club members with Mr Callandar. From left, Messrs Tom Rice (deputy club captain), John Callandar, Gerry Huberts (president), Harry Hessel (secretary), Dave Robinson (club member), and Kevin Thompson (crash crew).
. Pictured at the track during the inspection are some of the Gisborne Club members with Mr Callandar. From left, Messrs Tom Rice (deputy club captain), John Callandar, Gerry Huberts (president), Harry Hessel (secretary), Dave Robinson (club member), and Kevin Thompson (crash crew).\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 209 : November 3, 1971'); void 0){kind=link}
. Pictured at the track during the inspection are some of the Gisborne Club members with Mr Callandar. From left, Messrs Tom Rice (deputy club captain), John Callandar, Gerry Huberts (president), Harry Hessel (secretary), Dave Robinson (club member), and Kevin Thompson (crash crew).\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 209 : November 3, 1971'); void 0){kind=link}
. Pictured at the track during the inspection are some of the Gisborne Club members with Mr Callandar. From left, Messrs Tom Rice (deputy club captain), John Callandar, Gerry Huberts (president), Harry Hessel (secretary), Dave Robinson (club member), and Kevin Thompson (crash crew).\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 209 : November 3, 1971'); void 0){kind=link}