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2nd February 2007, 22:07 #71Senior Member
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Correct. 'Arree was also the first to drive a rear-engined car in a WDC GP.
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3rd February 2007, 09:14 #722007 Overall Pickems Champion
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Wasn't it Ernst Klodwig with his Ruck-BMW the first to race a rear-engined car in a points-scoring GP ?
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3rd February 2007, 10:33 #73Senior Member
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Sorry, Mihai, but no. Schell's very short participation at Monaco in 1950 was in a rear-engined Cooper T12 powered by a 1 litre JAP V2 motorcycle engine.
Klodwig's car, which ran in the 1952 German GP, was known as the Heck-BMW, not Ruck. Although as you're neither an English nor German native speaker I can see how you could have made that mistake!Good friends we have, Oh, good friends we have lost along the way
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3rd February 2007, 17:36 #742007 Overall Pickems Champion
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I was thinking about 'Rucksack' (those Eigenbaus had weird names). I always thought that East-german Klodwig drove the first rear-engined car in an F1 championship race.
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While we're waiting for ChrisS to think up a question, let's go through the alphabet - no looking up!
Alfa Romeo
BMW Eigenbau
C?Duncan Rollo
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9th February 2007, 00:44 #76Senior Member
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Oops, Sorry, I though someone had already asked a question
When Lancia withdrew from Formula 1 who took their cars?
continuing going through the alphabet...
Cooper
Dallara
Eagle
Ferrari
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9th February 2007, 22:34 #77Senior Member
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Ferrari!
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Gordini
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