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The 1971 Hardie-Ferodo 55 Race was one full of action between record breaking lap times and a crash that made Bill Brown almost as famous as winner, Allan Moffat, there was never a dull moment in the 1971 Bathurst race. After the qualifying round the Ford XY Falcon Phase III GT-HO proved it was the race car to beat. Allan Moffat and his XY was noticed to be in a class of his own when he secured pole position with a tie of 2 m 38.9s which was 3 seconds faster than John French who also raced in a factory XY GT-HO Phase III. The weather for the Hardiie-Ferodo 500 race had light wind and dust which proved great conditions the XY to dominate. Once Moffat gained the lead he didn't let it go he held first place, not even a pesky cardboard box would make him give up his position for a pit stop to remove the box from his grille. Moffat completed the Hardie-Ferodo 500 with 130 Laps, fastest lap of 2m 44s and was awarded first place finishing with a record time of 6h 09m 49.5s beating the 1969 record by 22 minutes.
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