An article in a motorcycle mag got me thinking about this Kiwi bloke who used to race. Both Dave and his brother Neville (died 83') had success during the early 1980's here and overseas.
Last September, I attended a funeral in Wellington and meet up with Daves sister Merle and brother Bruce. Merle came over to me, she thought I was her cousin that she hadn't seen in years, alas, that would be my father not me.
Here are some statistics on Dave Hiscock.
Castrol 6 Hour 1980
Suzuki had a very strong challenger to the CB1100R in the form of the GSX1100, the strongest team had to be Alan Hales/Dave Hiscock
1981
Dave Hiscock rode the McIntosh GS1000 at Wanganui and had two wins in front of 12,000 spectators.
Lyall Bay Street Circuit in Wellington he picked up a couple more first placings on the GS1000.
1982
David Hiscock
1st Australian Swann International Series (Suzuki)
3rd F1-TT World R/Racing Championship (Suzuki)
3rd TT Formula One / Isle of Man (Suzuki)
9th Classic TT / Isle of Man (Suzuki)
Hiscock had wins at Teretonga and Levels during the 81’/82’ season.
He had a win at Bay Park the same year.
He rode a Suzuki Katana GSX1100 at Manfeild and gain his second NZ title
1983
David Hiscock
8th TT Formula One / Isle of Man (Suzuki)
1983
Neville Hiscock
Killed in race crash at Kyalami, South Africa
And a video on the 1980' Castrol 6 hour (featuring Hiscock)
Note: the first set of leathers you see look familiar!!
Pic1....Dave Hiscock
Pic2...Dave TT Practice
Pic3....Dave Hiscock (Castrol 6 Hour)
Pic 4...Neville Hiscock/Glen Taylor (Castol 6 hour)
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