The 1965 Six Hour Le Mans was an endurance race open to Sports Cars, Improved Production Touring Cars & Series Production Touring Cars. The event was staged at the Caversham circuit in Western Australia on Monday, 7 June 1965. Results were as follows: {, class="wikitable" generated with :de:Wikipedia:Helferlein/VBA-Macro for EXCEL tableconversion V1.4<\hiddentext> , - style="font-weight:bold" ! Position ! Drivers ! No. ! Car ! Entrant ! Laps , - ! 1 , Spencer Martin

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Ferrari 250LM The Ferrari P was a series of Italian sports prototype racing cars produced by Ferrari during the 1960s and early 1970s. Although Enzo Ferrari resisted the move even with Cooper dominating F1, Ferrari began producing mid-engined racing cars in th ...

, Scuderia Veloce , align="center" , 223 , - ! 2 , Ron Thorp , align="center" , 2 , AC Cobra 289 , , align="center" , 211 , - ! 3 , Vic Watson
Dave Sullivan , align="center" , 5 , Hurricane V8 , , align="center" , 200 , - ! 4 , Max McCrackan
Vin Smith , align="center" , 7 , Lotus Elite , , align="center" , 200 , - ! 5 , Ted Lisle
Mike Tighe , align="center" , 33 , Morris Cooper S , , align="center" , 193 , - ! 6 , P Capelli
Rick Lisle , align="center" , 36 , Morris Cooper , , align="center" , 188 , - ! colspan=6 , Sports Cars 751-1100cc , - ! 1 , Gary Griffiths
Jeff Dunkerton , align="center" , 25 , Austin-Healey Sprite , , align="center" , 159 , - ! DNF , Nev McBeth
Dick Ward , align="center" , 26 , Austin-Healey Sprite , , , - ! DNF , Don Noack
Rod Slater , align="center" , 24 , Renault 750 , , , - ! colspan=6 , Sports Cars 1101-1500cc , - ! 1 , Max McCrackan
Vin Smith , align="center" , 7 , Lotus Elite , , align="center" , 200 , - ! 2 , Jeff Dunkerton , align="center" , 4 ,

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, , align="center" , 132 , - ! 3 , Don Baker , align="center" , 23 , Volkswagen , , align="center" , 122 , - ! DNF , Warren Mathews
Lou Orton , align="center" , 22 , Volkswagen , , , - ! DNF , Derek Vince
Jack Ayers , align="center" , 8 , Elfin , , align="center" , 27 , - ! DNF , J Malhoney , align="center" , 21 , Triumph Spitfire , , align="center" , 27 , - ! colspan=6 , Sports Cars 1501-2000cc , - ! 1 , J Bavera
R Mitchell , align="center" , 17 , MGB , , align="center" , 189 , - ! 2 , Bob Biltoff
T Barlow , align="center" , 9 , Porsche Super 90 , , align="center" , 166 , - ! 3 , R Britton , align="center" , 18 ,

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, , align="center" , 121 , - ! colspan=6 , Sports Cars 2001-3000cc , - ! 1 , Bill Dickson
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, , align="center" , 186 , - ! 2 , P Wilkins
G Abbott , align="center" , 12 , Triumph TR4 , , align="center" , 184 , - ! 3 , J Lewis
D McKay , align="center" , 29 , Holden , , align="center" , 130 , - ! DNF , Rod Donovan , align="center" , 11 , Holden , , align="center" , 82 , - ! DNF , Rod Waller, Lionel Beattie , align="center" , 6 , Repco Holden Sports , , align="center" , 72 , - ! DNF , John Glasson , align="center" , 10 , Atlantis , , align="center" , 13 , - ! colspan=6 , Sports Cars Over 3000cc , - ! 1 , Spencer Martin

, align="center" , 1 , Ferrari 250LM , Scuderia Veloce , align="center" , 223 , - ! 2 , Ron Thorp , align="center" , 2 , AC Cobra 289 , , align="center" , 211 , - ! 3 , Vic Watson
Dave Sullivan , align="center" , 5 , Hurricane V8 , , align="center" , 200 , - ! colspan=6 , Improved Production Touring Cars 751-1100cc , - ! 1 , Ted Lisle
Mike Tighe , align="center" , 33 , Morris Cooper S , , align="center" , 193 , - ! 2 , P Capelli
Rick Lisle , align="center" , 36 , Morris Cooper , , align="center" , 188 , - ! 3 , Stuart Kostera
Derek Fletcher , align="center" , 39 , Ford Anglia , , align="center" , 183 , - ! colspan=6 , Improved Production Touring Cars 1101-1500cc , - ! 1 , Max Butt
G Glatz , align="center" , 35 , Ford Cortina , , align="center" , 184 , - ! 2 , Ross Urquhart
Craig McAllister , align="center" , 34 , Ford Cortina , , align="center" , 170 , - ! DNF , Owen Stringer
M Tighe , align="center" , 32 , Ford Cortina GT , , align="center" , 152 , - ! DNF , Don O'Sullivan
R McDowell , align="center" , 33 , Ford Cortina GT , , align="center" , 6 , - ! colspan=6 , Improved Production Touring Cars 2001-3000cc , - ! 1 , J Piesse
H Vander Straaten , align="center" , 37 , Holden , , align="center" , 180 , - ! colspan=6 , Improved Production Touring Cars Over 3000cc , - ! 1 , Dick Roberts , align="center" , 30 , Chrysler Valiant , , align="center" , 119 , - ! colspan=6 , Series Production Touring Cars 751-1100cc , - ! 1 , H De Klerk
M Cliff , align="center" , 42 , Morris Cooper , , align="center" , 176 , - ! DNF , D Black
J Brewer , align="center" , 45 , Vauxhall Viva , , align="center" , 16 , - ! colspan=6 , Series Production Touring Cars 1101-1500cc , - ! 1 , Leon Shenton
T Cuncliffe , align="center" , 44 , Simca , , align="center" , 166 , - ! colspan=6 , Series Production Touring Cars 2000-3000cc , - ! 1 , John Hughes
D Black , align="center" , 40 , Holden , , align="center" , 168

References

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