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Inducted 1994 – Competitor – Road Racing
Winning the 1967 Canadian Championship was the personal centennial project of Eustace Sousy. He bought a McLaren and, wisely, picked Ross de St Croix to drive it. Ross enjoyed great success in every car he ever drove, from MG’s to the ex-Miss Whiz Lola. But he also contributed greatly to the sport as the President of the Canadian Automobile Sports Club (CASC) and President of the Montreal Motor Racing Club.
