to be frank, I've never thought of Skyline as Brock's Skyline. Ever. I don't know that tagging it with Brock's name every had any particular reference, and no disrespect to Brock or his legacy intended at all. Certainly, the other "named" parts of the track had good reason (at least to my thinking) for the titles; Walter J McPhillamy owned much of the land up the top there, and donated it to the cause, Tom Sulman died at Bathurst (albeit on Conrod), and had been part of the furniture for 1,000 years... Conrod (or Con-Rod, as it originally was) was an apt name for a section of road that presumable saw any number of such items litter its verges over the time... Forrest's Elbow carried the name of a bike rider who ground the tips off his elbows there in a bike crash in the late 40's. I never knew from whence Griffin's Bend derived its name, but I always knew it as GTX anyway...