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'''Bob Kennett''' is the father of [[New Zealand]] race car |
'''Bob Kennett''' is the father of [[New Zealand]] race car driver [[Brady Kennett]], but Bob raced strictly in the [[United States]]. In 1969 he raced in the [[Trans-Am Series|US Trans-Am Series]] in a [[Porsche 911]]. |
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He finished 14th at the Kent 300 in Seattle (third in class) and 9th in the ARRC Daytona. In 1970 he again raced in the [[Trans-Am Series]], but this time in a [[Ford Mustang]]. He had a [[Did Not Finish|DNF]] in Round 1 at [[Laguna Seca Raceway]] and was 16th in Round 10 at the Kent 200 in Seattle. |
He finished 14th at the Kent 300 in Seattle (third in class) and 9th in the ARRC Daytona. In 1970 he again raced in the [[Trans-Am Series]], but this time in a [[Ford Mustang]]. He had a [[Did Not Finish|DNF]] in Round 1 at [[Laguna Seca Raceway]] and was 16th in Round 10 at the Kent 200 in Seattle. |
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Bob Kennett is the father of New Zealand race car driver Brady Kennett, but Bob raced strictly in the United States. In 1969 he raced in the US Trans-Am Series in a Porsche 911.
He finished 14th at the Kent 300 in Seattle (third in class) and 9th in the ARRC Daytona. In 1970 he again raced in the Trans-Am Series, but this time in a Ford Mustang. He had a DNF in Round 1 at Laguna Seca Raceway and was 16th in Round 10 at the Kent 200 in Seattle.
He did, however, have some wins in the US West Coast National Championship.
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