Graeme Crosby broke the outright Bathurst lap record in the lead up to the 1979 Australian Unlimited Grand Prix, in which he finished a close second to Ron Boulden.

Graeme Crosby: "The big Unlimited Grand Prix on Sunday was a blinder. We had the Team Kawasaki KR750 while Gregg was away in Europe. Boulden’s TZ750 was pretty close to a factory bike, Woodley on the RG500 and me on the KR750. Woodley’s thing was the best handling over the top, and I’d get everybody on brakes, and Boulden would blow us on off on the straights. This made for a rather interesting race with the lead changing every lap up the hill across the top and down the chute. Handling, outright speed and brakes, each bike had one of these traits, but not two, so you can see how things panned out. One to be remembered!"

Art Print - Graeme Crosby Bathurst 1979

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