The 1968 RAC British Sports Car Championship was the fifth season of the

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. The championship was won by Bill Bradley driving a

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.Simon Taylor, Brands: Easy win for Gardner, Autosport, September 6, 1968, pages 22 to 25

Results

Races shown in bold were also rounds of the

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References

British Sports Car Championship

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