What was Peter Brock driving when he died?

Daytona Coupe
Brock was killed in an accident on the Targa West road rally on September 8 2006. He was driving a Daytona Coupe, a locally-made sports car based on the Shelby Daytona Coupe of the 1960s.

What were Peter Brock’s injuries?

On 8 September 2006, while driving in the Targa West ’06 rally, Brock was 3 kilometres from the finish of the second stage of the race at Gidgegannup, about 40 km from Perth, Western Australia, when he skidded off a downhill left-hand bend on Clenton Road for over 50 metres in his 2001 Daytona Sportscar and hit a tree …

Was Peter Brock buried or cremated?

The ashes were given to Ms Bamford after Brock was cremated in September 2006, then divided between her and Brock’s children, James, Robert and Alexandra. “We’ve all got some of the ashes. I’ve got the majority of the ashes,” Ms Bamford said.

How many siblings did Peter Brock have?

Phil Brock
Lewis Brock
Peter Brock/Siblings

How much did Peter Brock’s car sell for?

An iconic 1985 Holden Commodore V8 owned by late motor racing legend Peter Brock – and used as his daily driver – has been sold in a Grays Online auction overnight for $1.057 million, a record amount for a Holden road car.

Is Pete Brock still alive?

Deceased (1945–2006)
Peter Brock/Living or Deceased

Who is Peter Brocks son?

Robert Brock
Peter Brock/Sons

How old is Lowndes?

47 years (June 21, 1974)
Craig Lowndes/Age

What did Peter Brocks VK sell?

Holden road car
Peter Brock’s daily driver sells for $1.057 million, sets auction record for a Holden road car. An immaculate 1985 Holden Commodore VK HDT Group A has gone under the hammer for $1.057 million, setting an auction record for a Holden road car.

How much is a VK Brock Commodore worth?

Rare Holden VK Commodore SS Group A once owned by Peter Brock fetches $1.057 million at auction.

Where is Peter Brock statue?

Mount Panorama
The statue was erected in the grounds of the National Motor Racing Museum on 8 October 2008, located at the entrance to Mount Panorama. Today the Peter Brock statue attracts tourists from everywhere, with fans coming to pay their respects to the King of the Mountain at his unofficial home of Mount Panorama.