Bernard White Racing was a motor racing team from the

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. The team was founded by Bernard White and raced in

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between 1966 and 1968 using a BRM P261. In 1966 the team entered cars at the 1966 Monaco Grand Prix with Bob Bondourant driving who came in fourth place, then team's best performance.

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and the Mexican Grand Prix with the Scottish driver

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, retiring from both races. They also entered the 1966 International Gold Cup, a non-Championship race in which

finished fourth. In 1967, the team entered two races with David Hobbs. At the

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Hobbs finished eighth, and at the

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he finished in ninth place. They also entered Hobbs for the

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but withdrew their car before the race weekend began. In 1968 Bernard White entered all three non-championship races with Hobbs. At the Race of Champions Hobbs finished ninth. He finished sixth in both the

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and the

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. The team's last Formula One race was the

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for which Frank Gardner failed to qualify. In 1965 Bernard White entered his ex Maranello Concessionaires Ferrari 250LM (5907) at Mallory Park and Angola (Vic Wilson) and in 1966 at the Daytone Continental driven by Vic Wilson and Denny Hulme and at Brands Hatch and Zeltweg (David Hobbs) and then at Kyalami driven by Mike Hailwood and Bob Anderson. In addition Bernard White entered his ex-Essex Wire Ford GT40 (P/1001)during 1966 at Croft, Brands Hatch, Zeltweg, Kyalami, Cape Town, Rhodesia, Lourenco Marques, Pietermaritzburg, variously driven by Alan Rees, Innes Ireland, David Hobbs, Mike Spence and Mike Hailwood.

Complete Formula One World Championship results

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Non-championship F1 results

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