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Diana Carter, Canada's leading woman sports car racing driver
Diana Carter, Canada's leading woman sports car racing driver

Diana Carter, Canada's leading woman sports car racing driver

Date6/6/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Diana Carter, Canada's leading woman sports car racing driver. She sees growing interest in sport among girls although expenses are high.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0090856F
      Sports - Auto Racing - Drivers (N)
      Sports - Auto Racing - Drivers (N)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      7/20/1986
      Sports - Auto Racing - Drivers (Groups)
      Sports - Auto Racing - Drivers (Groups)
      Mahler, John
      8/21/1994
      Classic Lines: David McGirr waited 2 1/2 Years for this beautiful replica of a 1956 D-type Jaguar sports racing car to be built for him in England
      Classic Lines: David McGirr waited 2 1/2 Years for this beautiful replica of a 1956 D-type Jaguar sports racing car to be built for him in England
      Gower, Patti
      9/17/1989
      Sports car drivers Sir John Whitmorf
      Sports car drivers Sir John Whitmorf
      Darrell, Dick
      7/1/1963
      Former Toronto racing driver Stephanie Ruys de Perez welcomes the new non-sexist apporach to selling cars
      Former Toronto racing driver Stephanie Ruys de Perez welcomes the new non-sexist apporach to selling cars
      Mahler, John
      8/24/1978
      Racing driver Jackie Oliver holds model of his Grand Prix car as he stands in front of a display of cologne, aftershave and talcum powder. Yardley cos(...)
      Racing driver Jackie Oliver holds model of his Grand Prix car as he stands in front of a display of cologne, aftershave and talcum powder. Yardley cos(...)
      Oliver, Jackie
      8/17/1970
      Scion of famous family, George Eaton yesterday became first Canadian car racing driver to be part of a factory team in glamorous Formula I Grand Prix circus
      Scion of famous family, George Eaton yesterday became first Canadian car racing driver to be part of a factory team in glamorous Formula I Grand Prix circus
      Eaton, George, 1945-
      12/2/1969
      Waving other drivers past, three race marshall the wreckage of the racing car in which Wayne Kelly, 37, was decapitated at Mosport Park yesterday afte(...)
      Waving other drivers past, three race marshall the wreckage of the racing car in which Wayne Kelly, 37, was decapitated at Mosport Park yesterday afte(...)
      Spremo, Boris
      9/19/1971
      The Victoria Day Sprints next weekend will see a tremendous variety of racing machinery hit the Mosport asphalt as drivers test both themselves and their cars to the limit
      The Victoria Day Sprints next weekend will see a tremendous variety of racing machinery hit the Mosport asphalt as drivers test both themselves and their cars to the limit
      Mahler, John
      5/3/1988
      Racing driver: Peter Lockhart with his new Formula 2000 car enjoys the thrill of a great drive.
      Racing driver: Peter Lockhart with his new Formula 2000 car enjoys the thrill of a great drive.
      Lockhart, Peter
      8/7/1983
      Off to the races: Mississauga Councillor Dave Cook, right, who owns the Can-Am TQ Midget racing car shown here, and his driver, Norm Mackereth, gear up for the 1988 season of the Budwesier/Castrol Can-Am Championship, which begins Saturday night at Barrie Speedway.
      Off to the races: Mississauga Councillor Dave Cook, right, who owns the Can-Am TQ Midget racing car shown here, and his driver, Norm Mackereth, gear up for the 1988 season of the Budwesier/Castrol Can-Am Championship, which begins Saturday night at Barrie Speedway.
      Calleja, Frank
      4/28/1988
      Racing driver Paul Cooke suggests that for times when chasing a car is the only way to catch a suspect, police should be trained for high-speed driving, which is more dangerous than they think
      Racing driver Paul Cooke suggests that for times when chasing a car is the only way to catch a suspect, police should be trained for high-speed driving, which is more dangerous than they think
      Ross, Fred
      5/6/1971