Rally History (part III)

[Matthewrally87]

Hi, can you help me? I'm searching the top 5 of Rally Andalucia/Sierra Morena 1990...

Thanks in advance!!!!

[janvanvurpa]

Tack så hemskt mycket!! That would be great!! I have tried to find some stuff on Bo´s Volvo, and also Wayne Baldwin´s 240.

Here is my E-Mail: volvoinmotorsport@yahoo.se

In Sweden there is a lot of 240, 740 and 940 in rallies. In 1997 Mats Karlsson won the National championship with a 940, with a N/A engine putting out 275 hp
Okej ska kolla hur man scannar in Newspapers.

I spent a lot of time with Bo and his co-driver Terry Epp---who went on to be head of "CARS" the Canadian Association of Rally Sport, and even if its a LOT of drinking, we talked and looked at his car very carefully... It was a real GruppA car, Matter alu bur, Getrag 262 close ratio 5 speed BIG brakes....all the things we are used to on good Grupp H Volvos..

I really like the idea of the 240 turbo since we had them all over here in Seattle (which you may not know but it was a city FULL of Swedes and Norsk-djävlar and where in some quarters I used to say that local zoning laws required a minimum of 5 Volvos per block, MINIMUM!

Pentii Arikkala was at that event by local invitation and driving a Mazda RX3 of a friend who was co-driving and it was a big fight till Pentti rolled the car into a little ugly ball, then Bo walked away..

It could have been a nasty DNF for Bo but i was walking over to swap stories and I saw a pretty good drip drip drip of oil, so I peek in and saw bottom fitting on the oil cooler wet--so i reached in and check and it was finger tight and only 2-3 threads left befor the hose ould have fallen off... Bo filled me with lots MORE beer as thanks, real good guy.


And if you want to pop in and see the USA Home of Volvo in Rally, and the biggest advocate look in at http://www.rallyanrchy.com.

I introduced North America to Grupp H and Fcup and have been very vigorous in suggesting that H and F should be the model for what we should be trying to do to do what we never have in rally: build the foundation--grunden o bredden---
I'm supposed to be a saab guy--which all I ever rally, or a Ford Sierra guy cause that's the next car I have, but in last 18 months I have found and gotten 8 guys into 240s and just 1 into a Sierra...
And I make a whole bunch of really REALLY cool things for Volvo...some of it better than what is found back in Sweden--or a better price.

[Neil Henderson]

According to this entry list:
http://www.thedeanrallies.com/images/stories/ToD_76_Entry_List.pdf
Ari used LAR800P with Clark in 801, of course what was put on the entry form & what they actually turned up in could be different!
Pentti's registration is given as MLO999P.
The entry list is posted on the Tour of Dean page of the Dean Rallies web site here:
Home | Rally Enthusiasts | Gloucestershire | The Dean Rallies UK (http://www.thedeanrallies.com/)

I am delighted that forum members are visiting The Dean Rallies site for reference purposes, and I apologize for the slight inaccuracy. As Steve Boyd suggested the details listed in the event Official Programme were different on the day. I have now corrected the Competitors Database and will update this section of the website in the near future.
Despite containing nearly 10,000 records the database in very much "work in progress" and I am continually adding christian names and registration numbers.
I am finding information regarding the early Tour of Dean rallies very difficult to find, and as Colin Green said to me " we were too busy doing it to record it."

I must acknowledge the help received from "FAL"

Neil Henderson
Home | Rally Enthusiasts | Gloucestershire | The Dean Rallies UK (http://www.thedeanrallies.com)

[Neil Henderson]

For sure, Ari Vatanen, drove the LAR 801 P ! A photo in Motoring News atested it !

Best regards
Jorge

I am delighted that Forum Members are visiting The Dean Rallies website for reference purposes, and I apologize for the slight inaccuracy in this matter. As Steve Boyd suggested the listing in the event Official Programme differed on rally day. I have corrected my Competitors Database and will update the website in the near future.

Despite containing nearly 10,000 entries the database in still "work in progress" and I am constantly adding detail, particularly christian names and registration numbers.

I would welcome any information from Forum Members to enhance this section.

I have encountered difficulty in finding information regarding the early Tour of Dean rallies, and Colin Green told me "we were too busy doing it to record it."

I must acknowledge "FAL" for his contribution to this project.

Neil Henderson
Home | Rally Enthusiasts | Gloucestershire | The Dean Rallies UK (http://www.thedeanrallies.com)

[speedymtx]

Hello, I'm looking for some information about the 1965 three cities Rally.I've got the results but It would be great to know something about the route and some pictures also would be awsome.I've got a Mini cooper s which I want to be a perfect replica of the one which has won that rally, therefore any info especially pictures could help a lot...

[FAL]

Hi Neil. I still can't open the Dean "Competitors Database"; just get the message "Bad encrypt dictionary" - which means nothing to me! Must update to latest version of Adobe Reader and see if that fixes it.
I'm about to return to a project to attach as many registration numbers as possible to RAC and Gulf entries (in the days when cars were not reshelled so often with the same number...). Several on here have an interest in such data (I recall telling Jorge about 4 years ago I would send my data when I'd got as far as I could - time flies!). You're welcome to it for the years the RAC and Gulf visited the Dean but it's something that will never be complete!

[FAL]

Hello, I'm looking for some information about the 1965 three cities Rally.I've got the results but It would be great to know something about the route and some pictures also would be awsome.I've got a Mini cooper s which I want to be a perfect replica of the one which has won that rally, therefore any info especially pictures could help a lot...

There is one photo of the 65 Munich-Vienna-Budapest winner (CRX89B) in Bill Price's book on the BMC Comps Dept. Some unusual features are large door-size white numbers on the bonnet, external air horns and a larger than usual Finnish flag on the nearside (Aaltonen's) wing.

[Volvo in Motorsport]

Hello to you all!

Can someone help me with info regarding three Volvo 343, in the 1978 International Police Rally??
I think it was held in Belgium..

#26 2nd Rolf Lindholm / ? Regnr: JTS 562
#? 3rd Lennart Runestig / ? Regnr: ?
#? 14th Göran Tyrbjörn / Åke Blomkvist Regnr: EZS 424

Best regards: Volvo in Motorsport

[jrally]

Good morning !

I would like to know if someone have the complete results (over 30th place) of RAC Rally 1969 that could share !

Thank You in advance
Best regards
Jorge

[januszsz]

I am looking for entry/starting lists from Rajd Polski (Polish Rally, Rally Poland) 1970. 1985.
Anybody can help me, please?
Thank You in advance
and regards
Janusz

[vino_93]

hello,
I'm looking for the dates of all South Swedish Rally, and when it was part of ERC with which coeff ?
And if someone have, some ERC calendar from 60's to 90's :)

Thanks in advance !

[Humber]

Castrol Rally 1980 - Vatanen (with David Richards), Carr, Bond, Brock, Bell
Forty Split Seconds - YouTube (http://youtu.be/_oIKAozVI6c) Vatanen won his first World Rally - Acropolis a few months after this event in similar conditions - dry and dusty.

[Benne]

Hello!

Can anyone help me with rallies in Denmark in the 1990`s. I am looking for entries made by Swedish driver´s in Volvo 240 turbo.
I know that some Swedes rallied there with these cars, and would be greatful if someone have any info, like entrylists or pics. Or a link to a webpage with info.

Best regards: Volvo in Motorsport

Both Kruse and Tony M. did the Toyota Wild West Rally 1994, 2.round of Danish Championship
Jonas finished 7. and Tony did not finish

[Volvo in Motorsport]

hello,
I'm looking for the dates of all South Swedish Rally, and when it was part of ERC with which coeff ?
And if someone have, some ERC calendar from 60's to 90's :)

Thanks in advance !

Hello vino_93!

Here is a link to all results of the South Swedish rally.

Resultat SSR (äldre) (http://www.southswedishrally.com/ssr12/index.php/sv/resultat/resultat-ssr-aeldre)

Regards: Volvo in Motorsport

[Volvo in Motorsport]

Both Kruse and Tony M. did the Toyota Wild West Rally 1994, 2.round of Danish Championship
Jonas finished 7. and Tony did not finish

Thank´s for the help!

Best regards: Volvo in Motorsport

[vino_93]

Hello vino_93!

Here is a link to all results of the South Swedish rally.

Resultat SSR (äldre) (http://www.southswedishrally.com/ssr12/index.php/sv/resultat/resultat-ssr-aeldre)

Regards: Volvo in Motorsport

I found this, but it's not written if it was part of ERC :/

[januszsz]

South Swedish Rally 1977-2007 was part of ERC.

Regards
Janusz

[vino_93]

thank you ;)

[ReWind]

@kabouter: Not 101 Dalmatians but 101 Italians!

Cosimo Abate, b. 13 February 1985
Gino Abatecola, b. 29 November 1972
Marco Agagiù, b. 12 July 1978
Franco Alibrando, b. 25 June 1969
Paolo Amorisco, b. 20 March 1973
Giampiero Andreoli, b. 26 May 1970
Salvatore Ascalone, b. 02 November 1981
Marco Asnaghi, b. 22 December 1967
Enrico Baglivo, b. 19 November 1984
Marianna Bari, b. 14 July 1982
Maurizio Bartolo, b. 08 July 1970
Giordano Battaglia, b. 14 June 1978

Ivano Benza, b. 04 November 1957
Agostino Biondo, b. 03 September 1964
Enrico Brazzoli, b. 27 June 1965
Maurizio Broglio, b. 15 November 1967
„Bronson“, b. 25 March 1944
Paolo Brusadelli, b. 05 December 1984
Alberto Brusati, b. 22 September 1973
Matteo Buda, b. 24 February 1987
Salvatore Calabrò, b. 22 April 1967
Luca Caneva, b. 20 December 1975
Giorgio Caroli, b. 08 December 1977

Maurizio Castelli, b. 19 August 1972
Moreno Cenedese, b. 27 October 1963
Angelo Cioffi, b. 18 January 1956
Andrea Cocco, b. 05 September 1969
Andrea Colapietro, b. 27 November 1984
Cristina Colleoni, b. 02 February 1976
Valerio Cologgi, b. 26 April 1961
Gianluigi Conte, b. 24 June 1965
Cesare Conti, b. 06 August 1971
Sergio Conti, b. 21 April 1944
Lucia Curti, b. 30 August 1967

Giuseppe Dettori, b. 27 July 1977
Maurizio Diomedi, b. 17 October 1962
Domenico Erbetta, b. 02 May 1984
Michele Felicetti, b. 17 June 1967
Fernando Fiorillo, b. 14 February 1977
Piergiacomo Fontana, b. 14 August 1981
Adriano Forato, b. 08 July 1972
Paolo Francescucci, b. 30 November 1982
Anna Frezzato, b. 03 December 1987
Giuseppe Fugazzotto, b. 09 May 1973
Marco Gianesini, b. 13 June 1966

Gilles Gilardoni, b. 08 September 1983
Diego Gonzo, b. 20 September 1965
Paolo Gregoriani, b. 22 October 1981
Fabio Guzzardi, b. 08 February 1958
Silvano Luciani, b. 14 May 1968
Rodolfo Lucrezio, b. 06 March 1971
Giancarlo Mancini, b. 06 December 1966
Giovanni Mannu, b. 23 January 1980
Lorenzo Maran, b. 13 June 1974
Sergio Marconato, b. 20 August 1964
Maurizio Marin, b. 15 August 1958

Gianni Martellucci, b. 20 May 1957
Antonio (full name: Antonio Maria) Martinez, b. 27 July 1961
Fabrizio Mascia, b. 30 October 1979
Pietro Mazza, b. 06 October 1965
Alessandro Michelet, b. 23 February 1982
Manuela Micheletti, b. 24 June 1986
Flavio Minozzi, b. 18 February 1976
Marco Miraglia, b. 20 July 1962
Marcello Monti, b. 27 July 1982
Giacomo Morganti, b. 22 July 1977
Gianluigi Nicoloro, b. 03 November 1975

Dino (full name: Dino Clemente) Nucci, b. 24 September 1974 (dinonucci.it (http://www.dinonucci.it/))
Giacomo Ortelli, b. 05 June 1983
Vito Pacca, b. 31 January 1970
Luca Parodi, b. 17 January 1983
Danilo Pedrazzani, b. 03 August 1972
Diego Piccirilli, b. 01 March 1981
Luca Pierotti, b. 03 July 1978
Enrico Piovano, b. 27 April 1968
Paolo Pisani, b. 30 January 1959
Antonio Pittella, b. 07 March 1981
Alessandro Proh, b. 24 August 1971

Cristian Quarta, b. 25 October 1982
Luigi Quarta, b. 14 July 1950
Marco Quarta, b. 19 August 1983
Roberto Reino, b. 12 June 1973
Antonio Rigamonti, b. 20 July 1964
Raffaele Rinaldi, b. 10 January 1977
Massimo Sansone, b. 12 May 1968
Alessio de Santis, b. 16 October 1978
Fabrizio Scappaticci, b. 09 April 1972
Roberto Scarpellini, b. 10 March 1976
Domenico Scorcioni, b. 09 June 1956

Antonio Seclì, b. 23 July 1980
Libero Simone, b. 15 March 1971
Meo (full name: Bartolomeo) Solitro, b. 21 May 1963
Davide Stefanelli, b. 25 August 1975
Gianni Stracqualursi, b. 08 February 1970
Luca Strepparava, b. 17 July 1984
Graziano Totisco, b. 22 March 1968
Monica Tratter, b. 16 September 1976
Marco Vallario, b. 07 July 1962
Tiziano Vanini, b. 26 June 1952
Matteo Venturi, b. 18 August 1973
Achille Zinni, b. 18 October 1960

Main sources: SettimaZona (http://www.settimazona.it/piloti.php), DrakeRacingClub (http://www.drakeracingclub.it/equipaggi.html), VSCorse (http://www.vscorse.com/), RallyCompany (http://www.rallycompany.com/piloti-rally.php), S.G.B.Rallye (http://www.sgbrally.com/piloti.html)

[ge9001]

Does someone has the List of ENTRANTS of INTERNATIONAL CASTROL DONAU RALLY 1969? Specially interested in # 52 (Steyr Puch 650 TR II Team ELAN). I've seen a couple of messages about this rally here but still missing # 52.
Also, if possible, list of entrants of
Castrol Donau 1966, 67 and 68.

Thanks (That's my first post here on this Forum btw)

[januszsz]

Does someone has the List of ENTRANTS of INTERNATIONAL CASTROL DONAU RALLY 1969? Specially interested in # 52 (Steyr Puch 650 TR II Team ELAN). I've seen a couple of messages about this rally here but still missing # 52.
Also, if possible, list of entrants of
Castrol Donau 1966, 67 and 68.

Thanks (That's my first post here on this Forum btw)

Welcome to the Forum.
Here is the crew you are looking for:
Herbert Schenzel / Walter Sembera -A- No 52 Steyr-Puch 650 TR

Do you have full result of that rally to share?

Regards
Janusz

[januszsz]

Does someone has the List of ENTRANTS of INTERNATIONAL CASTROL DONAU RALLY 1969? Specially interested in # 52 (Steyr Puch 650 TR II Team ELAN). I've seen a couple of messages about this rally here but still missing # 52.
Also, if possible, list of entrants of
Castrol Donau 1966, 67 and 68.

Thanks (That's my first post here on this Forum btw)

Welcome to the Forum.
Here is the crew you are looking for:
Herbert Schenzel / Walter Sembera -A- No 52 Steyr-Puch 650 TR

Do you have full result of that rally to share?

Regards
Janusz

[januszsz]

Does anybody know who had number 6 on his side door during the Taurus Rally 1977 (Hungaria)?

Regards
Janusz

[ge9001]

Welcome to the Forum.
Here is the crew you are looking for:
Herbert Schenzel / Walter Sembera -A- No 52 Steyr-Puch 650 TR

Do you have full result of that rally to share?

Regards
Janusz

Thanks 'Janusz'. Unfortunately I have only the results for 1965 event. If this is needed I can post. As a matter of fact the only International Castrol-Donau event that have his resukts publish (as far as I know) is 1965 one.
Thanks again, ge9001

[januszsz]

Thanks 'Janusz'. Unfortunately I have only the results for 1965 event. If this is needed I can post. As a matter of fact the only International Castrol-Donau event that have his resukts publish (as far as I know) is 1965 one.
Thanks again, ge9001
Hi ge9001
Send me those results of Donau'65, please.
Regards
Janusz

[ge9001]

Hi ge9001
Send me those results of Donau'65, please.
Regards
Janusz

Hi Janusz
Have you received the e-mail I sent you a couple of days ago with Castrol-Donau Classifications?
Regards

[januszsz]

Hi Janusz
Have you received the e-mail I sent you a couple of days ago with Castrol-Donau Classifications?
Regards
Hi ge9001,
Yes, thank you very much. I forgot to let you know about and to say "than you" - sorry.
Regards
Janusz

[anihel]

Hi Folks, does anybody have an entry list for the 1975 & 1976 Manx Trophy Rally please (Manx International), also a longer shot, Donegal international 1973 & 1974?

Thanks in advance,

Kevin.

[werner]

Does someone has the List of ENTRANTS of INTERNATIONAL CASTROL DONAU RALLY 1969? Specially interested in # 52 (Steyr Puch 650 TR II Team ELAN). I've seen a couple of messages about this rally here but still missing # 52.
Also, if possible, list of entrants of
Castrol Donau 1966, 67 and 68.

Thanks (That's my first post here on this Forum btw)

Technisches Museum Wien > Home > Sammlung & Forschung > Motorsport in Österreich > Bestandssuche > Expertensuche > Bild-Detail (http://www.technischesmuseum.at/motorsport-in-oesterreich/objekt/article_entity_id/18_1969/order/0/mediaid/373121?returnurl=http://www.technischesmuseum.at/motorsport-in-oesterreich/veranstaltung/articleid/2525)

[januszsz]

I am looking for an entry/start list of ERC Pneumant Rallye 1971.
Thank you in advance
Janusz

[cvhi]

Hello,

I search since a long time, a lot of entry list, perhaps you can help me

Lavanttaler (AUT) 1987 1988

Varta Rally (AUT) 1988

Pyrnh Eisenwurzen (AUT) 1998

Sachs Winter (D) 1977 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990

Baltic (D) 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980

Hunsruck (D) 1977 1978 1981 1983 1985 1986 1992

Deutschland (D) 1987 1995

Hessen (D) 1975 1977 1978 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

Many thanks for you help

[email:usorbyvh]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:usorbyvh]

[vino_93]

Hi,
I'm looking for the years when Tulpenrallye was part of ERC, and I'd look to know if it was part of a trophy in the 80's or if it was only part of Nederland championship ?

[Vosg Patt]

Hi all,

Would you information on some races
- Press on Regardless 1973
Final time for 11 ° -13 ° -16 ° to 23 °
- San Remo 1974
Pilot - copilot - cars of 29 ° to 33 °
Final time of 20 ° to 33 °
- RAC Rally 1974
Pilot - copilot - Car-final time of 21 ° to 83 °

Thank you all for your help
Regards
Thierry

[FAL]

RAC 74

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[FAL]

Rallies, not races !

[Vosg Patt]

Hi all,
Is there way to get a better picture of the final classification of the 1974 RAC Rally.

Other needs.
Complete results for the 1980 and 1990 RAC Rally

Regards
Thierry

[Bruce D]

These are probably your best bets, although it doesn't really answer your question regarding the 1974 RAC Rally.

1974 RAC - RallyBase (http://www.rallybase.nl/index.php?type=result&rallyid=374)
1980 RAC - RallyBase (http://www.rallybase.nl/index.php?type=result&rallyid=298)
1990 RAC - eWRC-results.com - results Lombard RAC Rally 1990 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/final.php?e=6439&t=Lombard-RAC-Rally-1990)

[FAL]

I'm afraid it's the way this forum allows images. It's not my original but a copy of the Motoring News results at the time that someone recently scanned for me, so not so easy for me to make larger. Can you save it and then open and enlarge it?
I have the same for 1980 in an original MN but don't have it scanned at the moment. I also have the 1990 RAC MN but not sure if full results were still printed by MN then. Will check but a bit busy at present.

[Vosg Patt]

Thank you for your help, Bruce and Fal.
Probably easier to email me, growing up asthe image of RAC 1974it becomes unreadable.

[Vosg Patt]

[email:3kqyynpt]thierry_bernard@bbox.fr[/email:3kqyynpt]

Regards

[André Zep Zepfel]

1° S. Zasada / Zyskowski Porsche 911
2° A. Ferjancz / Zsembery Renault 12 Gordini
3° Knorr / Schweizer Porsche 911
4° Koltay / Ogrisek BMW 2002 Ti
5° Muehleck / Zepfel Porsche 911
6° Rack / Kohler Porsche 911
7° Dietmayer / Schurek BMW 2002 Ti
8° Miersch / Frolich Opel Ascona 1.9
9° Husar / Boks Fiat 125 S
10° Fessl / Eggenberger Fiat 128 Rally

5° Muehleck / Zepfel Porsche 911

Hello, I really don't know if this is the right place or the right time to post anything on here, but i googled my dad's name (he passed away in 2006 when i just turned 15)in connection with rally's. I knew he competed in some rally's and i thought it was fun to just google it, i thought i wasn't going to find anything anyway because, oh well it's been such a long time and all the stuff wasn't digitally recorded back then... and what do you know, i just found this post from 2009 on here. It might just be a List, but for me it is huge... i don't know if anyone can understand but to see him listed there was just plain awesome, i can't even really explain why. it just is.

now, does anyone know anything more about races where Muehleck / Zepfel Porsche 911 competed in? it could be a random story, maybe another list, anything would be cool really.

thanks alot.

[januszsz]

5° Muehleck / Zepfel Porsche 911

Hello, I really don't know if this is the right place or the right time to post anything on here, but i googled my dad's name (he passed away in 2006 when i just turned 15)in connection with rally's. I knew he competed in some rally's and i thought it was fun to just google it, i thought i wasn't going to find anything anyway because, oh well it's been such a long time and all the stuff wasn't digitally recorded back then... and what do you know, i just found this post from 2009 on here. It might just be a List, but for me it is huge... i don't know if anyone can understand but to see him listed there was just plain awesome, i can't even really explain why. it just is.

now, does anyone know anything more about races where Muehleck / Zepfel Porsche 911 competed in? it could be a random story, maybe another list, anything would be cool really.

thanks alot.

Here below you can find something more on Your Dad:
1971 MONTE CARLO 40th NF Detlef Mühleck D Siegfried Zepfel D No164 Porsche 911S
1972 MONTE CARLO 41st NF Detlef Mühleck D Siegfried Zepfel D No230 Porsche 911S
1972 Olympia Rally '72 06 Detlef Mühleck D Siegfried Zepfel D No 26 Porsche 911S
1973 Mu-Vie-Budapest 10th ?? Deltlef Mühleck D K. / Siegfried ? Zepfel D No 92 Porsche Carrera 2.7 - present on the list, no idea if they did the rally (not finished in top 10) on the list it was "K. Zepfel"

Regards
Janusz

[jrally]

some more results, André !

1970 - Rally Bavaria (3th Detlef Mühleck D Siegfried Zepfel D don't know in which car, sorry)
1972 - Munchen-Wien-Budapest - 6th with Detlef Mühleck in a Porsche 911 S)

Best regards
Jorge

[ge9001]

Rally Portugal Vinho do Porto 1975 > Could someone pse inform the entry list , speccially # 8 ?
Thanks, ge9001.

[tolis]

Rally Portugal Vinho do Porto 1975 > Could someone pse inform the entry list , speccially # 8 ?
Thanks, ge9001.
eWRC-results.com - results Rallye de Portugal - Vinho do Porto 1985 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/startlist.php?e=1491&t=Rallye-de-Portugal-Vinho-do-Porto-1985)

[Sardalense]

Rally Portugal Vinho do Porto 1975 > Could someone pse inform the entry list , speccially # 8 ?
Thanks, ge9001.

#8 António Borges/João Anjos - Fiat 124 Abarth.

[Sardalense]

eWRC-results.com - results Rallye de Portugal - Vinho do Porto 1985 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/startlist.php?e=1491&t=Rallye-de-Portugal-Vinho-do-Porto-1985)

1975 not 1985 ;)

[ge9001]

Thanks TOLIS but I've already checked most of those sites but 1975 edition #8 entrant is not listed... ;)

[ge9001]

1975 not 1985 ;)


SARDALENSE, por acaso não tem resposta para esta questão?... Tinha os jornais Volante e Motor da época, mas como acompanhava o rally na estrada, qd chegava ao fim estavam fritos num '8' e iam para o lixo...

[Sardalense]

SARDALENSE, por acaso não tem resposta para esta questão?... Tinha os jornais Volante e Motor da época, mas como acompanhava o rally na estrada, qd chegava ao fim estavam fritos num '8' e iam para o lixo...

Hi, I already answered your question on Facebook and here :)

[ge9001]

Hi, I already answered your question on Facebook and here :)

Sorry I didn't see them. I'll check , and thanks for that. :)

[tolis]

Sorry, my fault! :(
@Sardalense: Do you have the 2002 Rally Portugal final classification?

[Sardalense]

Sorry, my fault! :(
@Sardalense: Do you have the 2002 Rally Portugal final classification?

I have the road-book but I don't have the results. Send me a PM to give you my email. From February onwards I will have more time do search. I think I have the newspaper with the report and results somewhere in my house ahah

[André Zep Zepfel]

Here below you can find something more on Your Dad:
1971 MONTE CARLO 40th NF Detlef Mühleck D Siegfried Zepfel D No164 Porsche 911S
1972 MONTE CARLO 41st NF Detlef Mühleck D Siegfried Zepfel D No230 Porsche 911S
1972 Olympia Rally '72 06 Detlef Mühleck D Siegfried Zepfel D No 26 Porsche 911S
1973 Mu-Vie-Budapest 10th ?? Deltlef Mühleck D K. / Siegfried ? Zepfel D No 92 Porsche Carrera 2.7 - present on the list, no idea if they did the rally (not finished in top 10) on the list it was "K. Zepfel"

Regards
Janusz

some more results, André !

1970 - Rally Bavaria (3th Detlef Mühleck D Siegfried Zepfel D don't know in which car, sorry)
1972 - Munchen-Wien-Budapest - 6th with Detlef Mühleck in a Porsche 911 S)

Best regards
Jorge


thanks alot guys :)

[MRvideorally]

Great post congratulations

[cvhi]

Hello,

I search entry list about Motogard Rally New Zealand 1978, perhaps someone help me

Many thanks

[email:2klzfn33]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:2klzfn33]

[enzo246]

Rallye Liege-Rome-Liege in the Fifties

Hi, I am new here and I am searching for a special Ferrari that is said to have taken part in the Rallye Liege-Rome-Liege in the Fifties.
The car I am looking for is Ferrari 166 Inter Coupé with chassis no. 0069S. It should have been in French ownership in that time.
The car is for sale at the moment with Talacrest in the UK. Pictures can be found on their website.

I have for the Rallye the following Ferrari taking part, but none of them is 0069S.

1951:
No Ferrari
1952:
#41 Heyman / Leguezec - Ferrari 212 Export - s/n 0190ED
#110 Lucas / Marchand - Ferrari 225S - s/n 0164ED
1953:
#68 Herzet / Bianchi - Ferrari 166MM Vignale - s/n0300M
#107 Fayen / Botchaco - Ferrari 212 Export - s/n0096E
1954:
#12 Lanz / Sagesser - Ferrari 250MM - s/n0334MM)
#103 Herzet / Bianchi - Ferrari 166MM Barchetta - s/n0300M
1955:
No Ferrari
1956:
#60 Gendebien / Stasse - Ferrari 250 GT Europa
1957:
#72 De Lannoy / Henry - Ferrari 195 Ghia - s/n0089S
1958:
No Ferrari
1959:
No Ferrari

Would be great if somebody could help.

Berthold

[Vosg Patt]

Hi all,

Who can tell me (pilot-copilot-car) ranked 36 ° Rally New Zealand 1979

thank you
Thierry

[KiwiRallyFan]

Hi all,

Who can tell me (pilot-copilot-car) ranked 36 ° Rally New Zealand 1979

thank you
Thierry

Rally New Zealand 1979

#36 Paul Fraser (Auckland) - Trevor Gillard (Auckland) - Ford Escort 1297cc - Class E (Group 2, up to 1300cc)

[KiwiRallyFan]

Hello,

I search entry list about Motogard Rally New Zealand 1978, perhaps someone help me

Many thanks

mlanders@orange.fr

Rally New Zealand 1978 Entry List...

http://www.kiwirallyfan.com/photos/i-wV7DWFR/0/XL/i-wV7DWFR-L.jpg

[KiwiRallyFan]

Rally NZ 1978...

http://www.kiwirallyfan.com/photos/i-6mzNPCv/0/L/i-6mzNPCv-XL.jpg

[cvhi]

Many thanks kiwi rally fan for your help

[Martin Liddle]

Not sure how much interest there is on this Forum but I have made a very small start on a long term project to make the Tynemouth Computer Services archive of rally results going back to 1974 available on the web. The results are mainly British events from Club level to International status. Do not expect this to happen instantly. My outline plan at the moment is to do what I can for 1984 and then work backwards. These early results will be scans of the original results saved in Adobe Acrobat pdf format. The quality is not great but I think is just about usable. The reason for working back from 1984 is that there is some hope we can retrieve digital data for events from the mid 1980s onwards but earlier than that will be difficult and pre 1980 impossible. The 1984 data which is available currently is at Tynemouth Computer Services - Rally Results from 1984 (http://www.rallyresults.org/History/1984/index.html) I am adding one or two events per day at the moment. There is a discussion thread over at BritishRally see British Rally (http://www.britishrally.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=49581&start=0) Our results from 1995 to 2004 have been available for some time at David James's archive British Special Stage Rally Championships (http://archive.djames.org.uk/) and 2004 to the present is available at Tynemouth Computer Services - Results Archive (http://www.tynecomp.co.uk/Archive/index.html)

[D-Type]

That looks useful information. While you are doing it can I suggest adding the source of the results - ie their provenance. It will help in tracking down any anomalies (after all, even even Sheldon's famous 'black books' of racing results contain errors). I tried a couple and they appeared to be produced by the organising clubs. Is that the case for all of them?

[FAL]

Err... I think Martin produced them for the organising clubs.

[Martin Liddle]

TWhile you are doing it can I suggest adding the source of the results - ie their provenance.
The bit at the bottom of the pages that reads "Results by Tynemouth Computer Services" is a bit of a hint. These are copies of the official event results; in some cases we were working directly for the organising clubs but in most cases we were working for one of the championships. In 1984 we had contracts with Castrol/Autosport, BTRDA, Rallysport and the Ford Escort Turbo championship if I remember correctly.

[D-Type]

That's great! Prime source material with no chance of errors and 're-interpretations' creeping in.

[Martin Liddle]

Prime source material with no chance of errors and 're-interpretations' creeping in.
I wish I shared your belief that prime source material will have 'no chance of errors'. I have been doing results for too long to believe that what we publish is perfect. It is the best we can do with the information available but there always little things that slip through eg the organisers forget to tell us about a late change of car or class or one of the crew members. In 1984 we would have been retyping the entry list information supplied by the organisers and typing mistakes occured and the crew don't point them out. These days we have on-line entry systems and we import information but this means less scrutiny of the raw data and still little things slip through. We do the best we can with the information we have but in the real world there will always be little things wrong for the historians to pick over.

[cvhi]

Hello,

I search since a long time, full results of swedish rally 1982 1983 1984 1985 if someone can help me.

Best regards
[email:28e7gxqx]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:28e7gxqx]

[D-Type]

I wish I shared your belief that prime source material will have 'no chance of errors'. I have been doing results for too long to believe that what we publish is perfect. It is the best we can do with the information available but there always little things that slip through eg the organisers forget to tell us about a late change of car or class or one of the crew members. In 1984 we would have been retyping the entry list information supplied by the organisers and typing mistakes occured and the crew don't point them out. These days we have on-line entry systems and we import information but this means less scrutiny of the raw data and still little things slip through. We do the best we can with the information we have but in the real world there will always be little things wrong for the historians to pick over.

Fair point. I suppose I meant "without the chance of further errors and 're-interpretations' creeping in" which can occur with secondary sources.

[Martin Liddle]

Err... I think Martin produced them for the organising clubs.
Sorry I meant to reply yesterday. Tynemouth Computer Services produced the results but that may have been myself or David James or occasionally Ron Jackson and in rarer instance one of a number of other people. We have been able to handle two events on the same weekend for a long time but three or even four events has always been a bit of a stretch.

[Martin Liddle]

Fair point. I suppose I meant "without the chance of further errors and 're-interpretations' creeping in" which can occur with secondary sources.

Yes we can agree on that.

[cvhi]

Hello, I search entry list about these rally

Artic Rally 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1978 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Hanki Rally 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

Finnskog 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2003

Perhaps someone can help me

Many thnaks for your help

best regards
[email:xojyjg78]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:xojyjg78]

[jrally]

Good evening !

Austrian Rallyes are those which in my researchs are the very difficult to find. So I put here one request ..

Does anyone has any complete results (complete) of any of these rallyes ?

Janner - 1976 to 1986
Semperit - 1986 to 1996
OEASC - 1974, 1977, 1978, 79
Arbo - 1978, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88
Lavanttaler - 1987
Phyrn Eisenwurzen - 1998

Thank You in advance
Best regards
Jorge

[Vosg Patt]

Hi all,

Could you help me about the history of San Remo
San Remo 1978
- Final classification complete with the final time

Regards

[Martin Liddle]

I have made a very small start on a long term project to make the Tynemouth Computer Services archive of rally results going back to 1974 available on the web.
Just a note to say that I have finished an initial pass through the 1984 data (although there are a few gaps I am hoping to fill). See
TCS British Rally Results from 1984 (http://www.rallyresults.org/History/1984/index.html)

I have now started on 1983 and the current data is at TCS British Rally Results from 1983 (http://www.rallyresults.org/History/1983/index.html) with one or two additions per day.

[cvhi]

Your site its wonderful martin.

[cvhi]

I search entry list about

Circuit d'IRLANDE 1970 1971 1973 1974 1975 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1989 1990 1991

Scottish Rally 1970 1971 1975 1976 1979 1980 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

Galway 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983

Donegal 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

Manx Rally 1977 1978 1979 1981 1985 1987

Vauxhall Wlaes 1994 1995 1996

If you can help me

Best regards

[email:3jz1o4r5]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:3jz1o4r5]

[grisza]

As I was browsing ERC results on GEL website I came across this:

1957 Ruprecht Hopfen Saab 93/Borgward


Initially I thought that this 'Borgward' was a name of some special Saab 93 model. But as I checked Google it turned out to be a cars make name that I never heard about. I read some information on Wikipedia about those what it seem to be long forgotten cars but there's no information on cars that participated in rallies or road races back in the 50's. So I'd appreciate it very much if someone could shed some light on this topic (or point me in right direction).

[FAL]

Borgward (a model named the Isabella?) even featured in the British Saloon car Championship. A Borgward engine, probably loosely based on that one, was also used in the back of F2 Coopers, including the Rob Walker car driven by Stirling Moss.
Can't recall any specific rally appearances (it's a bit before my time...) but I'm sure there were.

[D-Type]

Two Isabellas finished the Safari in 1956 but were unplaced. This was the softest Safari ever with 78 finishers from 90 starters

[grisza]

Do you know maybe what version of Isabella it was that Ruprecht Hopfen drove in 1957? Was it saloon, coupe or TS (cabrio)?

BTW, I found that back in 1957 Borgward Isabella TS raced Mille Miglia but didn't finish. Also I found some traces of Borgward cars in Acropolis Rally:
1956 - 19. Wendker / Westerholt -D- Borgward
1958 - 18. Dr Joachim Kühling - Kurt Schöttler -D- Borgward Isabella

Again if someone knows what versions raced in Acropolis Rally please let me know.

[dgwest7]

I competed on the Tulpen Rallye with Marek Gierowski at number 7 -first event after a long break in 1973, Bob DeJong was the organiser. No entry list - sorry.

[Martin Liddle]

Your site its wonderful martin.
Thank you; I hope it will be wonderful in due course. I am trying to decide whether to eventually widen the scope to include other British events where TCS did not produce the results. Certainly in the period 1979 to 1990 the major omissions are some of the British International events. Anyway for the moment I will try and complete the current project.

[D-Type]

I competed on the Tulpen Rallye with Marek Gierowski at number 7 -first event after a long break in 1973, Bob DeJong was the organiser. No entry list - sorry.
What model of Borgward were you driving? I think Grisza would be interested to know.

[grisza]

Well, not really as '73 is way off my scope. But it really strikes me how fast things got forgotten and how little we can reconstruct from the past. And it's not that distant time - only 60 years. Anyway, I hope maybe someone will find some more information on those Borgward cars.

ps.
It's great this forum exists (especially the history sub-forum) - a real gem I must say.

[jrally]

It was in 1974, Mr. West ! You drove a Porsche Carrera RS ..

Best regards
Jorge

[Martin Liddle]

I have now finished an initial pass through the 1983 results data (again more gaps than I would like but various people are searching for me). See
TCS British Rally Results from 1983 (http://www.rallyresults.org/History/1983/index.html) and I have started on 1982 and the current data is at TCS British Rally Results from 1982 (http://www.rallyresults.org/History/1982/index.html) with one or two additions per day.

[BDunnell]

I have now started on 1983 and the current data is at TCS British Rally Results from 1983 (http://www.rallyresults.org/History/1983/index.html) with one or two additions per day.

Intrigued by the '83 Welsh Rally results sheet, listing Jimmy McRae as winning 'Class 7' ahead of Weidner's works 80 Quattro. What was 'Class 7'? Can't just be Group B cars, as otherwise the Quattros would surely have been classified ahead of the Manta; and the Chevette as well, presumably, given that for '83 I was under the impression it was running as a Group B car?

[Benne]

Hello

I am searching for the entry list of Sachs Rallye Baltic 1985.
I am missing car # 42, it was a A8-car, but missing info about driver, co-driver and car.

[Martin Liddle]

Intrigued by the '83 Welsh Rally results sheet, listing Jimmy McRae as winning 'Class 7' ahead of Weidner's works 80 Quattro. What was 'Class 7'? Can't just be Group B cars, as otherwise the Quattros would surely have been classified ahead of the Manta; and the Chevette as well, presumably, given that for '83 I was under the impression it was running as a Group B car?
Class 7 was Group B over 1600cc. I think you are looking at the awards list not the class results page which is after the stage times pages. Art 27.3 of the regulations says that the first three overall are not eligible for class awards. We have always treated the Awards List and the Class Results as two separate entities.

[SSR2]

Nr 42 in Sachs Rallye Baltic 1985 was Bernd Förster/Ulrich Liebert (Bochum) Ford Escort RS Turbo

[Millsetta]

Sorry I am new to this but I just wanted to know if anyone had the entry list for the 1958 Monte Carlo rally? I'm just looking if Harold Bacon entered then (or possibly a few years later). He was my late Grampy's best friend and a lovely man. Many thanks.
If anyone could just refer me where to look that would be great, thank you.

[FAL]

(French) ForumAuto has just posted 1958 results in their Monte thread. I don't have 58 entry list but someone there has probably posted it before (or will do so if asked, ignoring copyright as usual...)

[Benne]

Nr 42 in Sachs Rallye Baltic 1985 was Bernd Förster/Ulrich Liebert (Bochum) Ford Escort RS Turbo

thank you!

[Millsetta]

(French) ForumAuto has just posted 1958 results in their Monte thread. I don't have 58 entry list but someone there has probably posted it before (or will do so if asked, ignoring copyright as usual...)

Hi, I've tried to find the results but to no avail, please can you let me know where I need to look on the forum? Many thanks for your help.

[FAL]

I've just given up waiting for it to open (it was faster than I've ever found it to be last night!).
The 58 Results are on latest or next to latest page of the Monte thread in the "Photos" section.
There will be another Monte thread in "Rallyes Historiques" section where the entry may be posted...but many pages back.

[grisza]

As this French forum is often very slow to load, here are the results from Monte Carlo 1958 as originally posted in there:


http://staticclub.caradisiac.com/1/sport-auto/montecarlo-1958/photo/570489570/3008482d95/montecarlo-1958-1958-montecarlo-classificacio-img.jpg (http://club.caradisiac.com/jim-stark/montecarlo-1958-42179/photo/1958-montecarlo-classificacio-3008482.html)

[D-Type]

(French) ForumAuto has just posted 1958 results in their Monte thread. I don't have 58 entry list but someone there has probably posted it before (or will do so if asked, ignoring copyright as usual...)I agree that "the French" do seem to have a cavalier attitude to copyright. This may be due to the French Law being less restrictive than English Law in the interpretation of "Fair use".
However, there is no copyright restriction on facts, such as a list of the cardinals who elected the Pope. Any copyright restriction that exists can only relate to the method of presentation and format. So, reproducing a published list by posting a scan, ie making a facsimile, is a copyright breach. But copy type the basic list, change the font or juxtapose two columns and there is no breach of copyright as you have created something new. However it is courtesy to acknowledge the source of your information. In the context of this thread it does help to validate the information.
If the list included "pen portraits" as they are "literary works" they are copyright and copy typing them would be a breach of copyright.

[grisza]

Here's a list of rallies from the 50's (except Rallye Cote d'Ivoire) I'm interested in. I think I got all major rallies from Europe (plus two from Africa). But if I skipped some (or listed too many maybe?) please let me know what should be added/removed from my list?

Acropolis Rally
Boucles de Spa
Coupe des Alpes
Jyvaskylan Suurajot
Liege-Rome-Liege
Midnattsolsrallyt
Monte-Carlo
Osterreichische Alpenfahrt
RAC Rally
Rallye Cote d'Ivoire
Rallye de Geneve
Rallye de Sestriere
Rallye du Maroc
Rallye Lisboa
Rallye Lyons-Charbonnieres
Rallye Mont Blanc
Rallye Soleil-Cannes
Rallye Travemunde
Rallye Wiesbaden
Safari
Semperit Rallye
Stella Alpina
Tour de Corse
Tulpenrallye
Viking Rally

ps.
I omitted rallies from communist countries but it was intentional as I'm not interested in those events.

[D-Type]

What is the list supposed to represent? [European] Championship rallies? International rallies? Any rallies?

Is the Midnattsolsrallyt the 'Rally to the Midnight Sun' that later became the Swedish Rally?
Finland's Rally of a Thousand Lakes qualifies on all counts
There was a German Rally at one time (not the Rallye Wiesbaden)
The Circuit of Ireland was an international rally but I don't think it was part of the European Championship
The Scottish Rally likewise
When the Mille Miglia race was stopped after the 1957 fatal accident, the event continued for a year or two as a rally
Tour de Luxembourg was run at least once when it was curtailed due to a fatal accident
Jugoslavanska Alpska Voznha (Yugoslavian Alpine Rally)
Stella Alpina (run by the Automobile Club Trento)
In the USA they had a European style rally titled the 'Press on Regardless' which I think had international status at one stage
The [Redex] Round Australia Trial was really a rally

[grisza]

What is the list supposed to represent? [European] Championship rallies? International rallies? Any rallies?It's just my personal list of rallies from the 50's that I found somehow interesting. I wanted to short-list international rallies from Europe (with those few exceptions I mentioned above), and rather bigger, better known events with large number of starters, and tough competition for both cars and drivers.
As my only source of information is GEL Motorsport Information Page I have very little idea about those rallies. That's why I wanted to ask if someone could verify this list for me please?




Is the Midnattsolsrallyt the 'Rally to the Midnight Sun' that later became the Swedish Rally?Yes, that's the (AFAIK) original name of this famous rally.



Finland's Rally of a Thousand Lakes qualifies on all countsThat's good as I got it on my list as Jyvaskylan Suurajot (again original name).



There was a German Rally at one time (not the Rallye Wiesbaden)But AFAIK, Rallye Wiesbaden was part of ERC - am I right? At least in 1953 and '54. Don't know anything about yet another rally from Germany (apart from ADAC-Rallye Travemunde).



The Circuit of Ireland was an international rally but I don't think it was part of the European Championship
The Scottish Rally likewiseThank you for letting me know about those two islander's rallies ;) I'll try to find some information on them too.



When the Mille Miglia race was stopped after the 1957 fatal accident, the event continued for a year or two as a rally
Tour de Luxembourg was run at least once when it was curtailed due to a fatal accidentMille Miglia is a different story so I will skip it. And this Tour de Luxembourg seems to be only a brief moment in history of rallies. But thank you for mentioning it as I didn't know about this one.



Jugoslavanska Alpska Voznha (Yugoslavian Alpine Rally)That's interesting too but I'm pretty sure it will be almost impossible to find any more details on this one.



Stella Alpina (run by the Automobile Club Trento)I got it on my list but I'm not sure if it fits my requirements? Was it a big event?



In the USA they had a European style rally titled the 'Press on Regardless' which I think had international status at one stage
The [Redex] Round Australia Trial was really a rallyThese are definitely off my scope of interest as I prefer the old world ;)

[D-Type]

All I know about the Stella Alpina is from a book about Alpine Trials and Rallies - ie principally the Alpine Rally. It was run from 1947 t0 1955 with a length between 1000km and 1500km and was a cross between a race and a rally. Winners were all Italian apart from 1955 when Olivier Gendebien / Mlle Gilberte Thirion won in a 300SL.

[FAL]

If you are confining to the 50s, the Scottish and Circuit of Ireland were just glorified tours then before being great rallies in the 60s and European Championship rounds in the 70s (some might say the RAC was a glorified navigation exercise then, but those are also the ones who didn't drive 5 days with one night in bed on it...).
Surprised to see the Boucles de Spa there in 50s - it was later a European Championship round of course.
The "Rally of the Thousand Lakes" was always an unofficial name. What translates as "The Trial of Jyvaskyla" was the true name until it became Rally Finland in the modern era. It was little known outside Finland (and Sweden I suppose) until the 60s.
The USA Press on Regardless and Canadian Rideau Lakes were briefly "world rallies" in the 70s before sinking back into national oblivion, unknown in the 50s.

[grisza]

@D-Type - Could you tell me please what other rallies are covered in this book?

@FAL - thank you for information on those rallies from Ireland and Scotland. I think I will add them to my list (or at least one of them). As for Boucles de Spa - it started in 1953 (don't know the exact date) so that's why it is on my list. But I have no idea whether it was a big, international event back in 50's.


Regarding my list, could you tell me please what rallies were restricted to only one car class and what type of class it was?

[D-Type]

The book is Alpine Trials & Rallies 1910 t0 1973 by Martin Pfundner

This little book covers all the events in the period stated as a narrative with some rallies covered in more detail than others. It briefly explains the history and politics with the different Alpine nations taking more and less interest at diferent times. It gives results for each: sometimes overall winner, only and sometimes, top three overall and in class. It also lists all winners of Coupes des Alpes.
Rallies covered in the results:
Alpenfaht (Austria) 1910-14
Austrian Alpine Trials 1923, 1925, 1928, 1930, 1933, 1934
Alfold-Alpenfahrt (Austria) 1923, 1924, 1930
Coupe Internationale des Alpes (7 national clubs) 1928-34, 1936
Swiss Alpione Trial 1924
Deutsch Alpenfahrt 1938-39
Rallye des Alpes Francaises 1932-136, 1938-39, 1946-154, 1956, 1958-69, 1971
Osterreichische Alpenfahrt 1949-73
Jugoslovanska Alpska Voznja 1952-55
Coppa delle Alpi 1921-25
Stella Alpina 1947-55

As to types of cars, I only know about the Safari:
1953-56 "Absolutely unmodified" standard touring cars in 4 classes by price with a class handicap
1957 Standard touring cars in 3 classes by price with a class handicap (as this was the first year it had "International" status these were probably Group 1 cars if that classification existed then)
1958 Standard touring cars in 3 classes by price no class handicap, no overall winner
1959 Standard touring cars in 3 classes by price no class handicap
1960 Standard touring cars in 5 capacity classes, plus a class for "Improved Production and GT cars"
1961 Standard touring cars in 5 capacity classes
1962-63 Standard touring cars in 7 capacity classes
1964-67 Standard touring cars in 6 capacity classes
1968 Standard touring cars in 4 capacity classes
1969 Group 1 touring cars in 6 capacity classes
1970 Group 1 and Group 2 cars in 5 capacity classes each, ie the standard for the World Rally Championship for makes
and from there onwards it followed the World Rally Championship groups and classes

I hope that's clear ;)

[FAL]

As far as I know, the Safari was the only major rally to limit the categories of entries. History tends to get distorted by what made the news at the time. The 66 Monte Carlo Rally (first major rally under the revised Appendix J) was not limited to Group One cars but that's what you would think reading a lot of retro articles today. (It just handicapped Gp2 and 3 cars' times to such an extent that realistically only a Gp1 car could win).
The European Rally Championship (that was then the equivalent status of a non existent world championship) went through a phase of only allowing a couple of categories to score ERC points on each round eg. Gp1 and 2 on one rally, Gp2 and 3 on the next, Gp1 and 3 the next etc. - but the events themselves did not restrict categories.
Something I was reminded of the other day: it was well into the 50s before International Competition Licences were required on all International Rallies. The Monte was one (presumably because of its history of a bunch of Hooray Henrys lurching across Europe on a winter jolly jape). The Safari may have been another, as an RAF fighter pilot I knew who was based at Eastleigh once entered his wife's Peugeot 403 "because it was there" (and his marriage never did recover...).

[D-Type]

As your RAF pilot friend was 'resident' in Kenya at the time, he could have obtained a Kenyan (or maybe East African) competition licence which would allow him to run in the Safari.

When did the CSI introduce Group 1, Group 2 etc?

[FAL]

As your RAF pilot friend was 'resident' in Kenya at the time, he could have obtained a Kenyan (or maybe East African) competition licence which would allow him to run in the Safari.
When did the CSI introduce Group 1, Group 2 etc?

I wasn't sure whether Kenya had its own (ie. separate from UK) comp licences then. I'm pretty sure this guy didn't have a British one. Strange situation even now with some former UK "colonies" that are now independent nations but not FIA affiliated. If a small country today just has a small relatively disorganised amount of local motorsport, it's not viable to fund FISA registration. That leaves anyone there who wants to compete Internationally with a problem if they hold only one passport. Antigua is an example I'm familiar with. Of course, the UK is one country where just having an address there is enough to get a British Competition Licence. No doubt it's supposed to be your address but... I think Shekhar Mehta was in that position on first leaving Uganda.

I've never thoroughly researched when CSI/FISA/FIA Appendix J first went live. Something existed earlier but 1958 is often quoted as the year everyone was finally singing from the same hymn sheet.

[D-Type]

In colonial times (pre-1960 or so), although they were nominally separate countries with different legal status the four East African territories were governed as a unit with one currency and no internal customs barriers. Banks and other businesses covered all the countries generally with an HQ in Nairobi and branches in the other capitals and major towns. The Royal East African Automobile Association (REAAA) reflected this and covered all of East Africa. It was affiliated to the RAC and as far as I know did not have its own membership of the FIA. It administered motor sport on behalf of the RAC with considerable autonomy, for example the REAAA isssued competition licences valid in all four countries. But it was subservient to the RAC in major issues, for example when there was a storm of protests in 1958 about the seals on the Ford suspension, the appeal went to the RAC for resolution. So your friend would have had a locally issued competition licence to run in the Safari.

With the coming of independence the REAAA became the Automobile Association of East Africa but still had its HQ in Nairobi. Eventually it became a member of the FIA in its own right, but representing only Kenya.

[D-Type]

A few more clues from a Jaguar book:
"In 1953, Ian Appleyard foresook XKs, which were no longer eligible for the Monte Carlo Rally, for a Mk VII and finished a fine second in the general classification." I don't know if this meant that 2-seaters were no longer allowed or whether cars now had to be closed - I suspect it was 'no more 2-seaters'
XK 120s competed in the Alpine, the Tulip, the Liege-Sofia-Liege and the RAC so obviously 2-seaters were admitted to those events. They wouild have been in a separate class, probably with a stiffer time penalty than the saloons.
I have even seen photos of C-Type Jaguars running in the "Rallye Soleil Cannes' and the 'Tour de France'. As about 50 C-Types were made, they may have qualified as 'Production' cars.

[D-Type]

And a bit more.

The November 1954 Motor Sport reports on the October 6th meeting of the CSI and some interesting things come out.
(1) A resolution to rename the "Touring Championship of Europe as the "Rally Championship of Europe" was defeated
(2) The Championship was to be for Group 1 (Standard series production cars) and Group 2 (Grand Touring) cars
(3) The 1955 Championship to comprise the following rallies:
Monte Carlo
Sestriere
British
tulip
Nurburgring
Midnight Sun
Alpine
Adriatic
Liege-Rome-Liege
Viking
Geneva

[Infiniti]

Hello Jrally,

This is what I have, indeed it's very hard to find results from Austrian rallies

11. Lavanttaler Frühlings Rally 27-29 March 1987

1 Georg Fischer – Thomas Zeltner Mig Linz Audi Coupé Quattro
2 Franz Wittmann – Jörg Pattermann Funkberäter Lancia Delta HF 4WD
3 Franz Filzmoser – Markus Mitterbauer Volkswagen Golf GTi 16V
4 Andreas Karasek – Fritz Schweighofer Ford Sierra RS Cosw.
5 Alois Pfeiffer – Hubert Stadler Mazda 323 4WD
6 Eddy Schlager – Ernst Röhringer Mazda 323 4WD
7 Peter Holub – Wolfgang Jörg Mercedes Benz 190E 2.3-16
8 Karl – Müllner Mazda 323 4WD
9 J. Winkler – E. Winkler Volkswagen Golf GTi 16V
10 Langauer - Kisselbach Mitsubishi Lancer

9. Int. Pirelli Phyrn-Eisenwurzen Rally 1-2 May 1998

1 Raphaël Sperrer – Christina Hörner Renault Elf Team Mégane Maxi
2 Markus Mitterbauer - Detlef Ruf Team Castrol Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD
3 Achim Mörtl - Jörg Pattermann Sebring Technology Subaru Impreza WRC
4 Willi Stengg - Harald Wolf Sebring Technology Ford Escort RS Cosw.
5 Sepp Haider - Stefan Eichhorner Peugeot Rallye Team 306 Maxi
6 Raimund Baumschlager - Klaus Wicha Remus Racing Volkswagen Golf TDi
7 Herbert Lettner - Heike Feichtinger Team Castrol Volkswagen Golf Kit Car
8 Matthias Moosleitner - Sigi Schwarz Ford Escort RS Cosw.
9 Tomaž Jemc - Matjaž Korošak Petrol Racing Ford Escort RS Cosw.
10 Fritz Waldherr - Thomas Fleer Lancia Delta HF Int.

If you have more results of the 87 and 98 championship, please I'm searching for this, but hard to find.

Regards,
Infiniti

[D-Type]

Infiniti,
As discussion has moved on to other topics since Jrally posted his query it would have helped to trace things if you had copied his query into your response.

Everybody,
As we have just a single thread for "Rally History" I think we need to adopt this type of approach when more than one topic are being discussed.

Duncan (in his capacity as moderator)

[grisza]

(3) The 1955 Championship to comprise the following rallies:
Monte Carlo
Sestriere
British
tulip
Nurburgring
Midnight Sun
Alpine
Adriatic
Liege-Rome-Liege
Viking
Geneva

Nurburgring? Could you tell me please what kind of rally was it?

As for my list (http://www.motorsportforums.com/history/128974-rally-history-part-iii-105.html#post1119208) I would have a couple of more questions:

1. What happened to Rallye Wiesbaden? It was a part of ERC in '53 and '54 but not in '55 anymore.
2. When rallies with multiple starting points (Monte-Carlo, RAC, Lisboa, Tulip) ceased using this formula?
3. Which rallies used at least 70% non-tarmac roads? AFAIK, Acropolis and Moroccan had almost 100% gravel roads, and Safari a mix of gravel, sand and mud I guess. Also Rallye del Sestriere was a bit different since it was held in late February and most of the roads were covered in snow (but I'm judging it only from some pictures I googled). And what about the others?

[D-Type]

I am simply quoting what the magazine report said. I'm afraid I don't know details. Maybe the Nurburgring and Wiesbaden Rallies were the same event as the two places are only about 60mi / 100km apart.

Your description of East African roads is about right. Very few inter-town roads were tarmac. Some roads were classified as 'dry weather only' and some as 'all-weather' - the latter being those with a higher stone and gravel content. As the rally developed, the route tended to follow secondary roads which were never tarmac.

The first Safari (1953) had multiple starting points (Nairobi, Morogoro and Kampala) but this was abandoned in subsequent years.

[FAL]

I think Lisboa sunk after foreign crews were heavily penalised for not having black numbers on a white background and local crews won. They were penalised twice, once for each side of the car...
The old story of factions within the sport in certain countries. No evidence, but the more welcome faction may have only finally emerged victorious when the TAC Rally became a popular International in the late 60s (ironically with multiple starting points, when the Monte was the only other remaining multi-start event).

I don't think you will ever establish the exact mix of surfaces, even with all the official rally documents. For example, it is comparatively recently (70s) that the RAC Rally began to issue any meaningful advance information about the stages. In total mileage, the Acropolis had plenty of tarmac, just not used for most of the more competitive sections. The competitive element in Sweden and Finland was gravel and there were (are still) comparatively few tarmac main roads. The Liege had reduced gravel as more and more Alpine passes became surfaced but more as it pushed further into eastern Europe.
The 58 RAC Rally still had a choice of starts (Blackpool or Hastings). I don't think the 59 edition did (Jack Kemsley's first as organiser) and the "forest" RACs of 60 onwards didn't.

[D-Type]

Grisza, a few more pieces for your jigsaw from Motor Sport magazine. What are you planning to do with this information?

In addition to the European Touring Championship, ie Rally Championship, there was also a European Women's Touring Championship

In 1952 the CSI first defined a Standard Touring Car and in 1954 they introduced 'Forms of Recognition', ie homologation forms.

The 1958 Acropolis Rally had Trieste and Athens as starting points

The 1954 Championship rounds were:
Monte Carlo Rally
Sestriere Rally
RAC Rally
Tulip Rally
Travenmunde Rally
Rally to the Midnight Sun
Alpine Rally
Liege-Rome-Liege
Viking Rally
Rally of the Snow (Geneve)
Lisbon Rally

In 1959 the qualifiers were:
Monte Carlo Rally
Sestriere Rally
Tulip Rally
German Rally
Acropolis Rally
Rally to the Midnight Sun
Alpine Rally
Adriatic Rally
Rally of the Million Lakes (Finland)
Liege-Rome-Liege
Viking Rally
Portuguese Rally
RAC Rally

Points in the 1959 Championship were only awarded to 'Production Touring cars (1000 off, saloon car bodies)

[grisza]

Thank you guys for all your replies and information provided. As for ERC '54 - are you sure it was Rallye Travemünde?

The website I'm using says it was Rallye Wiesbaden:

European Rally Championship (http://www.dlg.speedfreaks.org/archive/www2/euroral/euroral.html)


And it seems that Rallye Wiesbaden became later the International German Rally. That's what German wiki says:

Rallye Wiesbaden (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rallye_Wiesbaden)

Unfortunately I couldn't find any information on Rallye Travemünde.


D-Type, would you be so kind and post here also rounds of ERC from 1956-58?

[D-Type]

I'm afraid that's all I could find searching the 1950's Motor Sport CD ROM - They didn't list the Championship rallies every year. The lists were published in the November or December magazines and were the lists provided by the CSI or the RAC for the following year.
Perhaps the Weisbaden was originally listed as Rallye Travemünde in October 1953 and by the time it was run it had become the Rallye Weisbaden. As I said above, the two towns aren't that far apart so it could well be the same rally. Or perhaps one club found they couldn't run a major rally so the other took over, or ....? Even in those pre-sponsorship days the names of rallies did change.

[Fred Gallagher]

I'm afraid that's all I could find searching the 1950's Motor Sport CD ROM - They didn't list the Championship rallies every year. The lists were published in the November or December magazines and were the lists provided by the CSI or the RAC for the following year.
Perhaps the Weisbaden was originally listed as Rallye Travemünde in October 1953 and by the time it was run it had become the Rallye Weisbaden. As I said above, the two towns aren't that far apart so it could well be the same rally. Or perhaps one club found they couldn't run a major rally so the other took over, or ....? Even in those pre-sponsorship days the names of rallies did change.

As far as I can make out the title "Rally Deutschland" and ERC status was given to a pre-existing event (at least most years) a bit the way the title "European Grand Prix" was used in the 1950s and 60s.

Wiesbaden seemed to be the most favoured but exceptions I know of are:
1953 Travemunde
1955 Nurburgring
1962 Baden-Baden
1966 DR title given to an event organised by Rhineland Westfalia club and started in San Martino di Castrozza in Italy!
1969 Baltic Rally also called RD

[Fred Gallagher]

D-Type, would you be so kind and post here also rounds of ERC from 1956-58?

1956 Season
26th Rallye Monte Carlo
7th Rallye Automobilistico Internazionale del Sestriere
6th RAC Rally of Great Britain
Acropolis Rally
8th Internationale Tulpen Rallye
Geneva Rally
6th Rallyer till Midnattsollen
Rallye Wiesbaden
Coupe des Alpes
21st Liege-Rome-Liege
Rallye Viking
5th Rallye Adriatique
Iberian Rally

[Fred Gallagher]

1957
Rallye Monte Carlo Cancelled
7th RAC Rally of Great Britain Cancelled
VIII Rallye del Sestriere
Acropolis Rally
9th Internationale Tulpen Rallye
Rallye Wiesbaden
7th Rallyer till Midnattsollen
Geneva Rally
Coupe des Alpes Cancelled
6th Rallye Adriatique
22nd Liege-Rome-Liege
Rallye Viking
Iberian Rally Cancelled

[Fred Gallagher]

1958
27th Rallye Monte Carlo
9th Rallye del Sestrieres
7th RAC Rally of Great Britain
6th Acropolis Rally
10th Internationale Tulpen Rallye
Rallye Deutschland
9th Rallyer till Midnattsollen
Coupe des Alpes
7th Rallye Adriatique
27th Liege-Rome-Liege
Rallye Viking

[FAL]

1966 DR title given to an event organised by Rhineland Westfalia club and started in San Martino di Castrozza in Italy!

Same organisers in 67? Didn't Hopkirk slag them off (with justification, as some controls were like an English "hunt the marsall" clubbie) after 66 so they refused his entry in 67 and he had to grovel to get back in?

[Fred Gallagher]

That's interesting....

I don't think 1967 was an ERC round. Do you agree?

[jrally]

Hello Jrally,

This is what I have, indeed it's very hard to find results from Austrian rallies

11. Lavanttaler Frühlings Rally 27-29 March 1987

1 Georg Fischer – Thomas Zeltner Mig Linz Audi Coupé Quattro
2 Franz Wittmann – Jörg Pattermann Funkberäter Lancia Delta HF 4WD
3 Franz Filzmoser – Markus Mitterbauer Volkswagen Golf GTi 16V
4 Andreas Karasek – Fritz Schweighofer Ford Sierra RS Cosw.
5 Alois Pfeiffer – Hubert Stadler Mazda 323 4WD
6 Eddy Schlager – Ernst Röhringer Mazda 323 4WD
7 Peter Holub – Wolfgang Jörg Mercedes Benz 190E 2.3-16
8 Karl – Müllner Mazda 323 4WD
9 J. Winkler – E. Winkler Volkswagen Golf GTi 16V
10 Langauer - Kisselbach Mitsubishi Lancer

9. Int. Pirelli Phyrn-Eisenwurzen Rally 1-2 May 1998

1 Raphaël Sperrer – Christina Hörner Renault Elf Team Mégane Maxi
2 Markus Mitterbauer - Detlef Ruf Team Castrol Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD
3 Achim Mörtl - Jörg Pattermann Sebring Technology Subaru Impreza WRC
4 Willi Stengg - Harald Wolf Sebring Technology Ford Escort RS Cosw.
5 Sepp Haider - Stefan Eichhorner Peugeot Rallye Team 306 Maxi
6 Raimund Baumschlager - Klaus Wicha Remus Racing Volkswagen Golf TDi
7 Herbert Lettner - Heike Feichtinger Team Castrol Volkswagen Golf Kit Car
8 Matthias Moosleitner - Sigi Schwarz Ford Escort RS Cosw.
9 Tomaž Jemc - Matjaž Korošak Petrol Racing Ford Escort RS Cosw.
10 Fritz Waldherr - Thomas Fleer Lancia Delta HF Int.

If you have more results of the 87 and 98 championship, please I'm searching for this, but hard to find.

Regards,
Infiniti

Hi infiniti,
Sorry for the late answer.
I have some results from 1998. Please, send me a PM with your mail and I'll be glad to send them to You !

Best regards
Jorge

[FAL]

That's interesting....
I don't think 1967 was an ERC round. Do you agree?

Seems it was 66 that Hopkirk had to write a letter of apology to get his entry (or rather BMC's for him) accepted, following comments in his Autosport column about the 65 event. (source: Bill Price, in who's books I often seem to struggle with the correct year)
Sure I've seen adverse comments from Elford about the 66 German too (but then he probably had something bad to say about all the 66 events he did for Ford...)

[grisza]

Thank you very much Fred for posting those ERC rallies from 1956-58. Could you please post also rounds from 1953 and '54 as I'm not sure if I got it right.

[Fred Gallagher]

1st European Touring Championship - 1953

1 23rd Rallye Monte Carlo
2 4th Rallye Automobile del Sestriere
3 3rd RAC International Rally of Great Britain
4 5th International Tulpen Rallye
5 3rd Internationaler Rallye Travemunde
6 4th Svenska Rallyt till Midnatssolen
7 26th Rallye International des Alpes
8 Liege-Rome-Liege
9 Rally Viking 1953
10 7th Rallye Automovel de Lisboa (Estoril)

[Fred Gallagher]

2nd European Touring Championship - 1954

1 24th Rallye Monte Carlo
2 5th Rallye Automobile del Sestriere
3 4th RAC International Rally of Great Britain
4 6th International Tulpen Rallye
5 16th Wiesbaden Rallye
6 5th Svenska Rallyt till Midnatssolen
7 27th Rallye International des Alpes
8 Liege-Rome-Liege
9 Rally Viking 1954
10 24th Geneva Rally

[Fred Gallagher]

European Touring Championship - 1955
1 25th Rallye Monte Carlo 17th-24th January
2 6th Rallye Automobilistico Internazionale del Sestriere 25th February - 1st March
3 5th RAC Rally of Great Britain 8th-13th March
4 7th Internationale Tulpen Rallye 30th April - 7th May
5 I Internationaler ADAC - Rallye Nürburgring 19th-22nd May
6 5th Rallyer till Midnattsollen 14th-18th June
7 4th Rallye Adriatique 20th-24th July
8 20th Liege-Rome-Liege 17th-21st August
9 Rallye Viking 9th-12th September

[grisza]

Thank you very much Fred. As I thought, I had incomplete data from those years.

[RobertS]

George Lidbury(?) - ...? Simpson GB Ford Escort RS
Cristopher Wothen(Worthen?) - ...? Simpson GB Ford Escort RS 2000

Please help me with these names from 1977

[FAL]

Christopher (Chris) Wathen. Best known for Vospers of Plymouth RS1600 around 74 time. An identical car in same colours was run by Norman Anstis (who ran a pub in Newquay!).
Can't immediately think of a Lidbury.
Was Simpson co-drivers name or a separate driver. There was brothers Geoff Simpson/Alan(?) Simpson around then.
Will check some entry lists. What was the particular context?

[RobertS]

'FAL' - Thank you!


Will check some entry lists. What was the particular context?
They ran in Bulgaria, in 1977. You can see one of the Escorts(LUH591) in this video 00:35, 01:43, Wothen at 02:34(no.22.):
http://lepoldsportvideo.hu/videok/balint_arpad_rally_archiv/14resz_bulgaria_1977.wmv

I am working on the correct start-list, but I am not 100% sure, probably:
George Lidbury(?) - John(?)Simpson GB Ford Escort RS
Christopher Wothen - George(?) Simpson GB Ford Escort RS 2000

[jrally]

'FAL' - Thank you!


They ran in Bulgaria, in 1977. You can see one of the Escorts(LUH591) in this video 00:35, 01:43, Wothen at 02:34(no.22.):
http://lepoldsportvideo.hu/videok/balint_arpad_rally_archiv/14resz_bulgaria_1977.wmv

I am working on the correct start-list, but I am not 100% sure, probably:
George Lidbury(?) - John(?)Simpson GB Ford Escort RS
Christopher Wothen - George(?) Simpson GB Ford Escort RS 2000

Hi Robert,
Taken from a british magazine, Chris Wathen-John Simpson

Best regards
Jorge

[RobertS]

Taken from a british magazine, Chris Wathen-John Simpson

Best regards
Jorge
Ahhh, I see now :) Wathen

Thanks Jorge!

[RobertS]

Please help me with some Austrian names from 1977:

...? Fürst - ...? Fürst A BMW 2002ti
Karl-Heinz Rittenau - H...? Liendl A Mazda 323
H...? Hannold - Erich Svanda A LADA 1300
Thomas Dartsch - K...? D...? Gordziel D BMW 2002

[jrally]

Please help me with some Austrian names from 1977:

...? Fürst - ...? Fürst A BMW 2002ti
Karl-Heinz Rittenau - H...? Liendl A Mazda 323
H...? Hannold - Erich Svanda A LADA 1300
Thomas Dartsch - K...? D...? Gordziel D BMW 2002

Only this one ..
Thomas Dartsch - Klaus Dieter Gordziel D BMW 2002

Best regards
Jorge

[jrally]

Robert,
Who was Nº 101 in Taurus 74 ?

Jorge

[RobertS]

Who was Nº 101 in Taurus 74 ?

Jorge
101. J... Drevo - P... Proks CS Trabant

[jrally]

101. J... Drevo - P... Proks CS Trabant

Thank You very much, Robert !

Best regards
Jorge

[RobertS]

Thank You very much, Robert !

Best regards
Jorge

Josef Dřevo - Petr Prokš

[trickydicky]

A bit of a random one, but the Almeras Porsche team were always sponsored by Eminence, what was/is Eminence?!

[D-Type]

I Googled 'Eminence' and not many companies came up. Eminence Speakers (http://www.eminence.com/) appears to be the most likely candidate. I doubt if it was Eminence Organic Skin Care (http://us.eminenceorganics.com/) or the Brazilian pop group Eminence (http://www.eminence.com.br/)

But I have to admit I am only guessing.

[FAL]

We wondered also about Eminence, back in the day. Then in 82 or 83, on receiving the programme for Ypres at signing on, there was a large advert in Flemish in it, stating: "Eminence - in de pupen" and a photo of an item of male underwear, padded out to an unlikely degree at the front...
In 83 the Eminence sponsored car was, I think, the 037 of Zanussi but I'm sure I recall the name on the Charles Pozzi Ferrari 308GTB of Francis Vincent (who of course previously drove an Almeras Porsche).

[D-Type]

:mad: Wrong guess!

[trickydicky]

We wondered also about Eminence, back in the day. Then in 82 or 83, on receiving the programme for Ypres at signing on, there was a large advert in Flemish in it, stating: "Eminence - in de pupen" and a photo of an item of male underwear, padded out to an unlikely degree at the front...
In 83 the Eminence sponsored car was, I think, the 037 of Zanussi but I'm sure I recall the name on the Charles Pozzi Ferrari 308GTB of Francis Vincent (who of course previously drove an Almeras Porsche).

Ha ha, you appear to be correct:

http://www.planet-undies.com/catalog/img/collection/3243.jpg

!

[D-Type]

Although not connected to Ecurie Cod Fillet, they should have been! ;)

[MG Rally]

Does anybody have an entry list or any results for the 1960 RAC British International Rally please, or a link where I can find them online?

Many thanks.

[Majks21]

Times when Group B was popular... damn :$

[FAL]

Times when Group B was popular... damn :$

Pardon??

[FAL]

Does anybody have an entry list or any results for the 1960 RAC British International Rally please, or a link where I can find them online?
Many thanks.
Entry list, yes. If you can find them on line, please let us all know!
I gather from elsewhere you are actually interested in one car in particular rather than the whole lot.
If you really need the full list I can send it but on the basis of personal use only/not for wider circulation/publication. Some others on here also have it but the difficulty in finding it means we are cautious about it freely arriving with prolific "for profit" authors who have done no real research of their own for their books.
(It's the RAC International Rally of Great Britain, by the way)

[MG Rally]

Entry list, yes. If you can find them on line, please let us all know!
I gather from elsewhere you are actually interested in one car in particular rather than the whole lot.
If you really need the full list I can send it but on the basis of personal use only/not for wider circulation/publication. Some others on here also have it but the difficulty in finding it means we are cautious about it freely arriving with prolific "for profit" authors who have done no real research of their own for their books.
(It's the RAC International Rally of Great Britain, by the way)
Thank you 'FAL', and yes you are quite right (from elsewhere!) that I was actually just looking for details of one single entry!...

...it was the #27 MGA of W.S.B. Clayton / W.G. Langstone. The reason for asking about that particular event and entry is that I have recently acquired the following Coventry Evening Telegraph photo, showing the MGA tackling the Wolvey skid pan near Coventry. If anybody can confirm an entrant, registration number or final result that would indeed be most appreciated...

http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd407/DWS1963/PRIVATE/ClaytonMGA1960RAC499_zps0a0e7b54.jpg

Sorry 'FAL' - I didn't mean to tread on anyone's toes!

I am not an author of any kind, but just a 'simple' enthusiastic collector looking for some background information to file with a recent acquisition, and nothing more...

[D-Type]

Is any of the registration number clear enough to read on your original? Every little bit of information helps.

[FAL]

I gather Dave Thomas has now sent you his entry list. I have that and had added data to it but can confirm nothing new added about that car. Yes it is the Wolvey test.
Marcus Chambers' book "Works Wonders" covers the 60 RAC in greater detail than many other events it records. You can piece together from it a complete list of all the tests. I'll re-read it to see if a non-works MGA gets a mention.

[Fred Gallagher]

The gentlemen in the MGA finished 123rd overall and 16th in class having incurred 21,111 road penalties. 21,057 of these were from the first two sections Blackpool to Brough to Peebles and thereafter they had a pretty good run.

Fred

[FAL]

No mention of that car by Marcus Chambers or Bill Price in their books. Probably safe to assume it was not an ex-works car (which I don't think were white).
The first 3 in the 1301-2000 GT class (class 7) were:
1. Douglas Johns/Rev. Rupert Jones, ex-works (not works loaned) Wolseley 1500.
2. J.Melvin/W.Bennett, Sunbeam (not clear whether an Alpine or a Gp3 Rapier).
3. C.Bent Marshall/D.Pratt/R.Gahan, Wolseley.
It may be worth highlighting that, if all 3 were saloon cars (in a GT class), saloons modified beyond Group 2 rules were categorised as Gp3 GT cars under the then FIA rules.

(It never ceases to amaze me how many people rallied 3 up Wolseley 1500s /Riley 1.5s. I recall them as cramped inside, even compared to a Mini).
Apart from having a very silly name for a rally driver, C Bent Marshall's claim to fame today is that he was later navigated (in a Cooper S, including on the Monte) by the father of comedian/actor Alan Davies.

[ford power]

was wondering if anyone could tell me when these cars made the first international debut
bmw m3
ford sierra cosworth
ford sierra xr4x4
renault 11 turbo
ford escort mk2
subaru rx turbo

[ford power]

1991 donegal rally results
1st james cullen/ellen morgan ford sierra cosworth 3 8
2nd jimmy mccrae/chris patterson ford sierra cosworth 126 8
3rd vincent bonner/seamus boyle opel manta 400 40 12
4th kenny mckinstry/robbie philpott ford sierra 4x4 4 4
5th robbie head/campbell roy ford sierra 4x4 8 4
6th richard smyth/michael reid ford sierra 4x4 9 8
7th james mcdaid/phillip mccrea bmw m3 127 12
8th bob fowden/gerry hynes ford sierra cosworth 10 4
9th george robinson/ian beasant toyota starlet 7 12
10th pat kirk/paul kiely vauxhall nova 12 6
11th bruce blake/ian howard opel manta 400 32 12
12th ian calvin/don hilmore ford sierra 4x4 125 4
13th connie smith/james murtagh ford escort mk2 22 11
14th stephen price/george tinsley vauxhall nova 14 6
15th tony green/stanley hilliard talbot sunbeam 71 12
16th dominic mcloughlin/sean hannigan talbot sunbeam 18 10
17th seamus gallagher/damian crawford toyota corolla 20 2
18th mike dunnion/paddy flanaghan ford sierra 4x4 17 4
19th john mcgaffin/tom graham ford sierra cosworth 42 4
20th fintan mcgrady/robert jackson ford escort mk2 48 11
21st wj dolan/daniel mcsorley ford sierra cosworth 30 4
22nd sammy fisher/michael pearson mini cooper 29 9
23rd trevor wilson/uel williamson opel manta 200 49 11
24th ian greer/dean beckett opel manta 44 11
25th seamus carey/crawford henderson opel corsa sprint 27 5
26th brian black/robert mackeral talbot sunbeam 68 10
27th john o'brien/des donegan mitsibushi starion 55 8
28th jeremy shields/roy baldrick talbot samba 58 9
29th pete dougherty/neil fitzsimmons suzuki swift 70 1
30th alan cathcart/gary millar suzuki swift 117 1
31st george baskin/eamon mcgarrity ford escort mk2 64 11
32nd eamon mccrystal/robert mawhinney talbot avenger 80 10
33rd terence mchugh/enda bonner ford escort mk2 108 11
34th liam boyle/paul mccarron suzuki swift 86 1
35th robbie peoples/keith stewart ford escort mk2 101 15
36th peter erickson/bernard cosgrove ford escort mk2 90 11
37th paul callaghan/shaun callaghan ford escort mk2 75 10
38th trevor cathers/gordon noble honda civic 25 2
39th ivan black/colum clifford ford escort mk2 94 11
40th sean white/pat leahy peugeot 205 61 5
41st ernest mcmillen/desi mcglade suzuki swift 65 1
42nd ian jemison/dean kellett vauxhall nova 24 11
43rd seamus hegarty/james sheridan ford escort mk2 118 14
44th david craig/graham henderson ford escort mk2 81 11
45th james logue/brendan kennedy talbot sunbeam 98 11
46th martin harley/seamus mcdermott toyota corolla 116 2
47th mark carroll/pat lorgan toyota corolla 74 2
48th kevin wright/conor mullholland fiat strada 87 3
49th rob farmer/clive beredin skoda favorit 93 1
50th john meehan/adrian crawford talbot sunbeam 115 10
51st kevin devlin/sean devlin ford escort mk1 122 11
52nd william gamble/kieran harrigan fiat 131 95 15
53rd james mcclintock/ken mcclintock mini cooper s 112 13
54th declan connolly/gerard mcginley ford escort mk2 119 14
55th mark carson/phillip jackson talbot samba 120 9
56th victor hunter/martin ferry ford escort mk2 104 12
57th david wright/stan quirk subaru rx turbo 77 8
58th albert grainger/francis greene vauxhall nova 99 13
59th cecil minford/sam campbell talbot sunbeam 60 10
60th will tate/john henderson skoda favorit 102 1
61st richard hanlon/fionna gallagher ford escort mk2 121 13

[FAL]

was wondering if anyone could tell me when these cars made the first international debut
bmw m3
ford sierra cosworth
ford sierra xr4x4
renault 11 turbo
ford escort mk2
subaru rx turbo

Cosworth - probably the 1986 RAC. This was the UK Challenge spec car quickly homologated into GroupB to enable 3 Challenge competitors to use their cars on the RAC.
In GpA both Cosworth and XR4x4 probably 1987 Monte Carlo Rally.
Escort MK2 - difficult to ever prove because Mk1 or 2 would not have been identified on most entry lists. May have been Circuit of Ireland 1975, a 1300? (RS1800 - Welsh 1975 first International, Granite City 1975 first National/first event).
I'm not even sure what a Subaru rx turbo is but the earliest International use of a 4wd Subaru is usually considered Simon Everett 1973 Welsh.
Renault 11 Turbo - ask on Forum Auto but may be Alan Oreille on a French Int event?
BMW M3 may have been Prodrive becauser BMW were less than keen on seeing it in rallies until then (and not that keen then until Prodrive won Corsica). In racing, first round of 1987 WTCC (or was it stll ETCC then?), which was Monza...where they all got excluded for wrong boot material.

[ford power]

1989 donegal rally

1st david llewellin/phil short toyota celica st165 1 8
2nd bertie fisher/rory kennedy bmw m3 3 8
3rd james cullen/ellen morgan ford sierra cosworth 2 8
4th bob fowden/gerry hynes ford sierra cosworth 11 4
5th john gilleece/stephen boswell vauxhall chevette hsr 14 12
6th andrew nesbitt/brian murphy ford escort mk2 52 12
7th mike pattison/john crone darrian t9 7 12
8th davy greer/brian crawford toyota corolla 24 6
9th richard smyth/michael reid toyota corolla 22 6
10th jackie harris/hugh carron talbot sunbeam 30 11
11th ian holt/dessie wilson ford sierra cosworth 17 8
12th robin lyons/gordon noble peugeot 309 26 7
13th mauric moffett/gavin campbell toyota corolla 21 6
14th fintan mcgrady/robert jackson ford escort mk2 68 11
15th john leinster/jeremy arthur ford escort mk2 42 11
16th seamus gallagher/damian carey toyota corolla 41 2
17th don bailey/frances houghton ford sierra cosworth 45 4
18th cathal rodgers/peadar mcginty ford escort g3 67 11
19th michael currid/ronnie craig lada samara 44 10
20th seamus carey/crawford henderson opel corsa sprint 32 5

i'll get the rest of it up tomorrow

[ford power]

thank you very much
the subaru i refering to was called the leonne
ari vatenan used it on the 1987 safari rally

[ford power]

21st tommy mcdonald/paddy toner talbot sunbeam 34 10
22nd ian brown/duncan mcniven ford sierra cosworth 49 4
23rd martin laverty/patricia laverty talbot sunbeam 54 10
24th angus hunter/derek hunter honda civic 77 10
25th david mcillroy/robert mawhinney opel manta 60 7
26th ian calivin/uel calvin toyota corolla 28 2
27th patrick mcmillen/phillip sandford peugeot 309 71 3
28th john mcglinchy/glynis duddy suzuki swift 35 1
29th jimmy lyons/john donnelly talbot samba 69 9
30th donal bowens/john fitzgerald toyota corolla 85 2
31st ernest mcmillen/desi mcglade suzuki swift 81 1
32nd jeremy shields/paul mclaughlin talbot samba 72 5
33rd wj dolan/daniel mcsorley toyota corolla 56 6
34th brendan kelly/daniel gallagher toyota starlet 94 1
35th noel harvey/joe mcgonigle opel corsa 82 5
36th julie murray/ian mason peugeot 205 92 3
37th andy mackeral/malcolm thompson vauxhall nova 97 13
38th kurt wallenheim/horst dorr volkswagen scirocco 51 7
39th alyn spiers/ian porter talbot samba 100 5
40th louise nolan/geraldine mcbride lancia intergrale 79 4
41st brendan o'hagan/gabriel diamond ford escort mk2 78 11
42nd don baker/kris phelan alfretta gtv 101 7
43rd paddy logue/noel mcbride ford escort mk2 113 9
44th paul callaghan/leonard wilson talbot sunbeam 124 10
45th trevor wilson/jackie brush vauxhall nova 38 5
46th hugh gallagher/pj gallagher ford escort mk2 111 15
47th martin mckevitt/eddie mcgill peugeot 205 96 2
48th noel fenning/cathy jemison suzuki swift 86 1
49th patrick gallen/stirling taylor ford escort mk2 107 9
50th jp o'kane/sean devlin talbot sunbeam 53 10
51st jd mccluire/pauline mcgraffey talbot sunbeam 84 10
52nd james mcclintock/ken mcclintock mini cooper s 128 13
53rd pat bonar/michael mcginley ford escort mk2 122 13
54th brian mcgrath/paddy flanagan lada riva 108 9
55th declan connolly/gerard mcginley ford escort mk2 116 14
56th stephen darragh/darren raffo talbot sunbeam 114 10
57th gerry o'neil/eugene o'donnell ford escort mk2 123 15
58th robbie peoples/keith stewart ford escort mk2 112 14
59th noel ingram/derek hay talbot sunbeam 127 14
60th albert grainger/frances greene vauxhall nova 95 13
61st richard hanlon/samuel alcorn ford escort mk2 129 13

[Steve Boyd]

I'm not even sure what a Subaru rx turbo is but the earliest International use of a 4wd Subaru is usually considered Simon Everett 1973 Welsh.
Small typo there FAL - should be 1983.
Incidentally I was called in as a late addition to the service crew. Simon's regular man, Nigel Wills Browne, was driving his van back from servicing for Simon on the Zlatni Piassatsi (I think) on 5 cylinders after removing a damaged piston & rod and clamping the big end shells back on the crank with jubilee clips to keep the oil pressure up!
I drove the Subaru from scrutineering to the pre-start parc-fermé — does that make me the first person to drive a Subaru on an International Rally?

Regarding the Mk2 Escort - I have a vague recollection of it being used somewhere in the Caribean by Timo Makinen at the very beginning of its career. Could that have been its debut?

[focus206]

Hello,
I'm searching the 1976 European Rally Championship calendar (with coefficients), I can't find it on the web. Could anyone help me, please?
Thanks in advance

[KiwiRallyFan]

was wondering if anyone could tell me when these cars made the first international debut
bmw m3
ford sierra cosworth
ford sierra xr4x4
renault 11 turbo
ford escort mk2
subaru rx turbo
Possum Bourne probably ran the first Subaru RX in Rally NZ. In 1983 Rally NZ he ran a Subaru RX Coupe, in 1984 it was called a Subaru Leone 4WD RX Hardtop. In 1985 he ran a Subaru Leone RX Turbo as part of a 4 car team with Tony Teesdale (NZ), Carlo Vittuli (Kenya) and Frank Tundo (Kenya).

[ford power]

would anyone know who made up the final top 10 for the 1973,1974 and 1975 circuit of ireland rallies ?

[ford power]

srry me again
just wondering when did these cars last appear on the round of the wrc
bmw m3 ( i think it was josep bassas in the 95 catalunya but i'm not sure )
ford sierra cosworth
lancia delta intergrale
subaru legacy
ford escort cosworth
renault 11 turbo
renault 5 turbo ( group a/n version )
renault 21 turbo
lancia stratos
ford escort mk2

any help would be again much appreciated

[FAL]

srry me again
just wondering when did these cars last appear on the round of the wrc
bmw m3 ( i think it was josep bassas in the 95 catalunya but i'm not sure )
ford sierra cosworth
lancia delta intergrale
subaru legacy
ford escort cosworth
renault 11 turbo
renault 5 turbo ( group a/n version )
renault 21 turbo
lancia stratos
ford escort mk2

any help would be again much appreciated

The easy one is Escort Mk2 - homologation ran out at end 1985, so RAC 85.

[jrally]

srry me again
just wondering when did these cars last appear on the round of the wrc
bmw m3 ( i think it was josep bassas in the 95 catalunya but i'm not sure )
ford sierra cosworth
lancia delta intergrale
subaru legacy
ford escort cosworth
renault 11 turbo
renault 5 turbo ( group a/n version )
renault 21 turbo
lancia stratos
ford escort mk2

any help would be again much appreciated

bmw m3 (the group N car with Jari Niemi in Portugal 1987, the group A car with Béguin in Corsica when he won the rally, also in Corsica Marc Duez (A).
ford sierra cosworth - Some concurrents in the RAC 1986 (Phil Collins, Chris Mellors, Rob Stoneman. The official team in Monte Carlo 1987 with Kalle Grundel.
lancia delta intergrale 8-valve - Portugal 1988
subaru legacy 4wd turbo - Sweden 1989 (Henrik Morin). Oficcial Team in Safari 90
ford escort cosworth - Monte Carlo 1993
renault 11 turbo - Corsica 1984 (Alain Oreille group N)
renault 5 GT turbo ( group a/n version ) - Monte Carlo 1982 ? (group A - Daniel Dumond)
renault 21 turbo - Corsica 1988
lancia stratos - Sanremo 74

Hope it helps
Best regards
Jorge

[MG Rally]

@ 'D-Type' - the registration number starts with 1879 ___ by the looks of things on the original print...

http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd407/DWS1963/PRIVATE/ClaytonMGA1960RAC499_zps0a0e7b54.jpg

@ 'FAL' - many thanks for searching through Marcus Chambers' book "Works Wonders", and also for the additional results details provided.

@ 'Fred Gallagher' - that's the first time I've seen any mention of the car's finishing positions, so I am very grateful to you for that - thank you.

[rallye-vid]

Not sure if it is the right thread for this, but: some pics and infos about the Opel Kadett 4x4 GALERIEN*:: rallye-magazin.de (http://www.rallye-magazin.de/galerien/yag/582/ItemList/submitFilter/opel-kadett-4x4/opel-kadett-4x4/index.html)

[Tel 911S]

The Subaru RX turbo was not Homologated until October 1985. So probably that was its fist International use .

[jirka rk]

Hi all, I would like to ask you if somebody knows final results of Peace & Freedom cup 1977 ( For Eastern countries ). What I know is result of top 3 crews : 1. Blahna - Hlavka CS Skoda 130 RS 228 points, 2. Petkov - Gurlev BG Lada 1600 211 points, 3. Pavlik - Gottfried CS Skoda 130 RS 198 points. Very probably 5. Agishev - Titov SU Moskvitch 2140 . I will be very happy if somebody can help me.

[ford power]

would anyone possibly have the entry lists for these rallies ?

circuit of ireland
1986,1991,1992,1993

donegal rally
1988,1989,1993,1996,1999,2000

killarney rally
1990,1991,1992

any help would be much appreciated

[RobertS]

Hi all, I would like to ask you if somebody knows final results of Peace & Freedom cup 1977 ( For Eastern countries ). What I know is result of top 3 crews : 1. Blahna - Hlavka CS Skoda 130 RS 228 points, 2. Petkov - Gurlev BG Lada 1600 211 points, 3. Pavlik - Gottfried CS Skoda 130 RS 198 points. Very probably 5. Agishev - Titov SU Moskvitch 2140 . I will be very happy if somebody can help me.

I have no official full-reuslts of '77 CPF, only some data(?) from old Hungarian journal:


2. Petkov - Gurlev BG Lada 1600 211 points
2. Petkov 210 points


5. Agishev - Titov SU Moskvitch 2140
4. Agishev 187 points

[RobertS]

Hi all, I would like to ask you if somebody knows final results of Peace & Freedom cup 1977
Points after '77 Rallye Tatry >

[attachment=1:3j2sk86y]77_Auto_Motor.jpg[/attachment:3j2sk86y]

[willycream]

very good

[cvhi]

Hello, I would like to know if Sibiu Rally 2004 was at european championship calendar.

The winner was Marisca Bogdan (Mitsubishi)

[cvhi]

I searc entry list about these rally, perhaps someone can help me

Suède 1972 1973 1975 1979 1982 1983 1984
Acropole 1970 1971
Brasil 1981 1982
Press On Regardless 1972

Many thanks for your help
[email:2mjylwc9]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:2mjylwc9]

[januszsz]

Hello, I would like to know if Sibiu Rally 2004 was at european championship calendar.

The winner was Marisca Bogdan (Mitsubishi)

According to M.Holmes' Pirelli WR27 it was a part of european calendar.
regards
januszsz

[cvhi]

Hello, I search entry list about these rally, perhaps you can help me

Turkish rally 1974 1977 1978 1983 1984 1985 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

Interspeed Rally 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003

Sosser Sliven 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2001

Many thanks for your help

[email:1sle7ptx]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:1sle7ptx]

[tolis]

Hello, I search entry list about these rally, perhaps you can help me

Turkish rally 1974 1977 1978 1983 1984 1985 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

Interspeed Rally 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003

Sosser Sliven 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2001

Many thanks for your help

mlanders@orange.fr

Sliven 2001: eWRC-results.com - results Rally Sosser Sliven 2001 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/startlist.php?e=6206&t=Rally-Sosser-Sliven-2001)
Sliven 1998: eWRC-results.com - results Rally Sosser Sliven 1998 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/final.php?e=7536&t=Rally-Sosser-Sliven-1998)
Sliven 1999: eWRC-results.com - results Rally Sosser Sliven 1999 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/final.php?e=7534&t=Rally-Sosser-Sliven-1999)
Interspeed 2003: eWRC-results.com - results Interspeed Rally 2003 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/startlist.php?e=7825&t=Interspeed-Rally-2003)
Interspeed 2002: eWRC-results.com - results Interspeed Rally 2002 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/startlist.php?e=4862&t=Interspeed-Rally-2002)
Interspeed 2001: eWRC-results.com - results Interspeed Rally 2001 (http://www.ewrc-results.com/startlist.php?e=7824&t=Interspeed-Rally-2001)

[Steve Boyd]

Hello, I search entry list about these rally, perhaps you can help me

Turkish rally 1974 1977 1978 1983 1984 1985 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

Interspeed Rally 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003

Sosser Sliven 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2001

Many thanks for your help

[email:356sdz7l]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:356sdz7l]
Turkish Rally results and entry lists for 1996 & 1997 are here:
25th International Rally of Turkey (http://archive.djames.org.uk/1996/turkey/index.html)
26th Rally of Turkey 1997 (http://archive.djames.org.uk/1997/turkey/index.html)

[ford power]

I search entry list about

Circuit d'IRLANDE 1970 1971 1973 1974 1975 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1989 1990 1991

Scottish Rally 1970 1971 1975 1976 1979 1980 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

Galway 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983

Donegal 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

Manx Rally 1977 1978 1979 1981 1985 1987

Vauxhall Wlaes 1994 1995 1996

If you can help me

Best regards

mlanders@orange.fr
1991 c.o.i not full entry

1 colin mccrae subaru legacy a/8
2 bertie fisher ford sierra 4x4 a/8
3
4 austin mchale bmw m3 a/8
5 james cullen ford sierra cosworth a/8
6 paul frankland peugeot 309 gti a/7
7
8
9 mika sohlberg mitsibushi galant vr4 n/4
10 frank meagher ford sierra cosworth a/8
11 dave maslen ford sierra 4x4 n/4
12 kenny mckinstry ford sierra 4x4 n/4
13
14 richard smyth ford sierra 4x4 a/8
15 bob fowden ford sierra 4x4 n/4
16 bill connolly bmw m3 a/8
17
18 stephen murphy ford sierra cosworth a/8
19 enda nolan ford sierra cosworth a/8
20 liam o'callaghan ford sierra 4x4 n/4
21 richie heely ford sierra cosworth n/4
22 frank fennell ford sierra cosworth n/4
23 roger davies peugeot 205 gti n/3
24
25 gus kearney vauxhall nova a/6
26 mike o'leary ford sierra cosworth n/4
27
28 eddie colton peugeot 205 a/7
29
30 marek toome lada samara a/6
31
32
33
34 ian calvin vauxhall astra n/3
35 trevor cathers honda civic n/2
36 donal bowens vauxhall astra n/3
37
38
39 franz folling mitsibushi lancetur a/8
40
41 geoffrey stewart vauxhall nova n/2
42 john carrol opel kadett a/7
43
44 michael murray vauxhall astra a/7
45 alyn spiers vauxhall astra n/3
46 dermot caldwell toyota corolla n/2
47 dominic mcneil vauxhall nova n/2
48 phil walker mazda 323 n/4
49 alan jardine toyota corolla n/2
50 mark higgins suzuki swift n/2
51
52 ray carroll toyota corolla n/2
53 gordon webster toyota corolla n/2
63 michael o'hara vauxhall nova n/2

[dgwest7]

I competed in the 1977 RACE rally with Enrique (Henri) Inurrieta in a Group 1 RS2000,start number 20.
After the first leg, we wer 5th overall
Positions after Leg 1 (16 of 26 stages): 1 Munari 2:05.34; 2 Fernández +3.52; 3 Mouton +5.49; 4 Cañellas +10.16; 5 Inurrieta +16.10; 6 Trabado +17.01; 7 Dumont +18.25; 8 Servià +20.42; 9 Salvi +24.40; 10 Perejoan +27.03; 11 De Sousa +28.16; 12 Torres +28.48; 13 Bonet +29.20; 14 Muñoz +31.53; 15 Lacasa +32.28.

We took those 6 seconds off Mouton, and due to other retirements and problems we were leading the rally overall when we slid of the edge of a very muddy bridge with no parapet, and the front wheels dropped off the concrete, with no way to get back on again. Bitter disappointment of course, but remember we were in a group 1 car, and Mouton had a full works Porsche!!

[ford power]

would anyone possibly have photos of either cars 138 or 139 from the 1998 rac rally

[OldF]

Paddy Hopkirk doing Belfast to Monte once more. :)

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[Andre Oliveira]

Hello,
I'm searching the 1976 European Rally Championship calendar (with coefficients), I can't find it on the web. Could anyone help me, please?
Thanks in advance

Someone? I need it too. :) Thanks

[Andre Oliveira]

Codriver Claes Billstam died this summer, someone know the date?

[januszsz]

ERC 1976 calendar with coefficients:
1. 7. Jänner Rallye A 1
2. 11. Arctic Rally FIN 4
3. 6. Galway International Rally IRL 1
4. Sachs Winter D 1
5. 19. Boucles de Spa B 1
6. 24. Rallye Costa Brava E 3
7. 28. Rallye Lyon-Charbonierres F 4
8. 21. Hankiralli FIN 2
9. 10. Rallye Firestone E 3
10. 60. Targa Florio - 5. Rally di Sicilia I 1
11. Rallye de Lugano CH 2
12. 9. Rally dell'Isola d'Elba I 3
13. 38. Circuit of Ireland IRL/GB 2
14. 25. Internationale Gulf Tulpenrallye NL 2
15. 12. Western Mail International Welsh Rally GB 2
16. 10. YU Rally YU 2
17. 19. Criterium Alpin F 3
18. 7. Criterium Lucien Bianchi Rally B 1
19. 25. ADAC-Rallye Hessen D 3
20. 31. Scottish Rally GB 3
21. 6. Rallye Delle 4 Reggioni I 3
22. 7. Rally Zlatni Piassatzi BG 3
23. 5. Donegal Rally IRL 1
24. 12. 24 Heures d'Ypres B 3
25. 11. Rallye d'Antibes F 3
26. 36. Rajd Polski PL 4
27. 11. Raliul Dunarii - Rallye du Danube RO 1
28. 15. International Taurus Rally H 1
29. 13. Rally San Martino di Castrozza I 4
30. 13. Internationale Sachs-Rallye Baltic D 2
31. 14. Manx International Rally GBM 2
32. 4. Cyprus Rally CY 3
33. 24. R.A.C.E. Rallye de Espana E 4
34. 8. Rallye Saint-Amand-les-Eaux F 1
35. 14. Rajd Warszawski PL 1

Regards
Janusz

[Andre Oliveira]

Thanks :)

[Andre Oliveira]

Ypres 1976

3rd?


Zlatini 1977

1st and 2nd at least

Thanks

[Andre Oliveira]

Just found the 3rd of Ypres, Lars Carlsson - Bob de Jong - Opel Kadett GT/E :)

[stefanvv]

Zlatini 1977

1st and 2nd at least

Thanks

1. Reiner Altenheimer/Dieter Norwik (GFR) - Porsche 2.7 Carrera Turbo
2. Jerzy Landsberg/Marek Muszynski (POL) - Renault 17 Gordini
3. Attila Ferjáncz/János Tandari Dr. (HUN) - Renault 17 Gordini
4. Vlastimil Havel/Miroslav Wohanka (CZE) - Škoda 130 RS
5. Błażej Krupa/Piotr Mystkowsi (POL) - Renault 5 Alpine
6. Jakov Agishev/Mikhail Titov (USSR) - Moskvich 2140
7. Igor Bolshikh/Nikolai Bolshikh (USSR) - Moskvich 2140
8. Stoyan Kolev/Ilia Georgiev (BUL) - Renault 12 Gordini
9. Ilia Bonev/Rumen Babev (BUL) - BMW 2002
10. František Markvart/Zbignev Kozachek (CZE) - Škoda 120 S

I think this is unofficial though (for 9th and 10th place)

[januszsz]

1. Reiner Altenheimer/Dieter Norwik (GFR) - Porsche 2.7 Carrera Turbo
2. Jerzy Landsberg/Marek Muszynski (POL) - Renault 17 Gordini
3. Attila Ferjáncz/János Tandari Dr. (HUN) - Renault 17 Gordini
4. Vlastimil Havel/Miroslav Wohanka (CZE) - Škoda 130 RS
5. Błażej Krupa/Piotr Mystkowsi (POL) - Renault 5 Alpine
6. Jakov Agishev/Mikhail Titov (USSR) - Moskvich 2140
7. Igor Bolshikh/Nikolai Bolshikh (USSR) - Moskvich 2140
8. Stoyan Kolev/Ilia Georgiev (BUL) - Renault 12 Gordini
9. Ilia Bonev/Rumen Babev (BUL) - BMW 2002
10. František Markvart/Zbignev Kozachek (CZE) - Škoda 120 S

I think this is unofficial though (for 9th and 10th place)
I have the same classification. It looks it was confirmed as above.
Regards
Janusz

[Andre Oliveira]

Thanks :)

[stefanvv]

I have the same classification. It looks it was confirmed as above.
Regards
Janusz

Great

[Andre Oliveira]

Hello, excuse me, but can you help me with Zlatni 75? At least 2nd and 3rd.
Big thanks :)

[januszsz]

Hello, excuse me, but can you help me with Zlatni 75? At least 2nd and 3rd.
Big thanks :)
Here you are:
01 Fulvio Bacchelli -I- Bruno Scabini -I- No 3 Fiat Abarth 124 Spyder gr 4 12641,3
02 Reiner Altenheimer -D- Hanno Menne -D- No 7 Porsche Carrera gr 3 12927,5
03 Andrzej Jaroszewicz -PL- Ryszard Żyszkowski -PL- No 5 Fiat Abarth 124 Spyder gr 4 13155,1
04 Ilia Chubrikov -BG- Kolio Chubrikov -BG- No 34 Renault 12 Gordini gr 2 13220,1
05 Błażej Krupa -PL- Piotr Mystkowski -PL- No 17 Renault 17 Gordini gr 4 13711,4
06 Karel Simek -CS- Otto Landecky -CS- No 65 Skoda 120 S gr 2 13952,0
07 Tomasz Ciecierzyński -PL- Jacek Różański -PL- No 36 Polski Fiat 125p MC 1600 gr 2 14070,7
08 Vlastimil Havel -CS- Jiri Syrovatko -CS- No 66 Skoda 120 S gr 2 14150,0
09 Anatoli Kozyrchikov -SU- Galina Kozyrchikova -SU- No 31 Lada 1500 gr 2 14251,1
10 Svatopluk Kvaizar -CS- Jiri Kotek -CS- No 68 Skoda 120 S gr 2 14378,4

Regards
Janusz

[Andre Oliveira]

Thanks :)

Earlier in this topic (page 74) we see for Taurus 75.

Taurus Rally 1975 (2nd - 3rd - 4th - 5th)
Russling/Schuller A Carrera
Antalffy/Tandari H R12 Gordini
Pavlik/Cermak CS Skoda 120 S
Dolejs/Zurek CS Skoda

Originally Posted by stanislav197 http://www.motorsportforums.com/images/buttons/viewpost-right.png (http://www.motorsportforums.com/history/128974-rally-history-part-iii-74.html#post949774) Thanks, Janusz .Help me for ERC 1975 : Rally Taurus - 3-9 th .
03 Vladimir Hubacek CS Stanislav Minarik CS Alpine-Renault A110
04 Maciej Stawowiak PL Jan Czyżyk PL Polski Fiat 125p MC 1600
05 Krzysztof Komornicki PL Jacek Różański PL Polski Fiat 125p MC 1600
06 Leo Pavlik CS Miroslav Cermak CS Skoda 120 S
07 Horst Hohlheimer D Rudolf Huber D Fiat 128 Coupé
08 Josef Sivik CS Hana Kyjankova CS Skoda 120 S
09 Yordan Toplodolski BG Vladimir Iliev BG Renault 12 Gordini

And for 74 this:
21/Taurus - 2 th and 6-10 th ;
02 Georg Fischer A Ossi Schurek A BMW 2002 TII
06 Leo Pavlik CS Miroslav Cermak CS Skoda 120 S
07 Horst Hohlheimer D Rudolf Huber D Fiat 128 Coupé
08 Josef Sivik CS Hana Kyjankova CS Skoda 120 S
09 Yordan Toplodolski BG Vladimir Iliev BG Renault 12 Gordini
10 Mihaly Balatoni H Istvan Sandor H Skoda 120 S


So, what is the right for 75?

[januszsz]

Top "10" for 1975 (I belive it is the right one)
01 Gilbert Staepelaere B Eric Symens - "Vaillant" B Ford Escort RS1800
02 Klaus Russling A Hans Schuller D Porsche 911 Carrera RS
03 György Antalffy H Janos Tandari H Renault 12 Gordini
04 Leo Pavlik CS Miroslav Cermak CS Skoda 120 S
05 Antonin Dolejs CS Zurek CS Skoda
06 Mihaly Balatoni H Istvan Sandor H Skoda 120 S
07 Otto Karl Klemenz D Dieter Lode D Opel
08 Horst Hohlheimer D Rudolf Huber D Fiat
09 Petr Cernohorsky CS Milos Tyce CS Lada 1500 MTX
10 Egon Culmbacher DDR Erwin Härtwich DDR Wartburg 353

and for 1974
10th was Karl-Heinz Gerber / Gerhard Verlaan (D) BMW 2002

regards
Janusz

[Andre Oliveira]

Great, many thanks :)

[Andre Oliveira]

Someone have the coefficients of 1974 ERC calendar?

[focus206]

Someone have the coefficients of 1974 ERC calendar?

As far as I know, 1975 was the first ERC season with coefficients, so all events of ERC 1974 had the same "value"

[Andre Oliveira]

Thanks :)

[ford power]

would anyone possibly have the entry list for the 1986 or 87 circuit of ireland rallies ?

[Andre Oliveira]

Rally San Marino 1974, only have 1st and 2nd-6th, someone can help me at least with 2nd? Thanks

[Mirek]

1. Reiner Altenheimer/Dieter Norwik (GFR) - Porsche 2.7 Carrera Turbo
2. Jerzy Landsberg/Marek Muszynski (POL) - Renault 17 Gordini
3. Attila Ferjáncz/János Tandari Dr. (HUN) - Renault 17 Gordini
4. Vlastimil Havel/Miroslav Wohanka (CZE) - Škoda 130 RS
5. Błażej Krupa/Piotr Mystkowsi (POL) - Renault 5 Alpine
6. Jakov Agishev/Mikhail Titov (USSR) - Moskvich 2140
7. Igor Bolshikh/Nikolai Bolshikh (USSR) - Moskvich 2140
8. Stoyan Kolev/Ilia Georgiev (BUL) - Renault 12 Gordini
9. Ilia Bonev/Rumen Babev (BUL) - BMW 2002
10. František Markvart/Zbignev Kozachek (CZE) - Škoda 120 S

I think this is unofficial though (for 9th and 10th place)

Just out of curiosity - František Markvart is still active rally driver! Born in 1945, this year he did Rallye Český Krumlov and Rally Pačejov.

[stefanvv]

Just out of curiosity - František Markvart is still active rally driver! Born in 1945, this year he did Rallye Český Krumlov and Rally Pačejov.

Long career :) Still the same car?

[Andre Oliveira]

Same car make ;)

František Markvart - profile eWRC-results.com (http://ewrc-results.com/profile.php?p=3860&t=Frantisek-Markvart)

[RobertS]

Top "10" for 1975 (I belive it is the right one)
01 Gilbert Staepelaere B Eric Symens - "Vaillant" B Ford Escort RS1800
02 Klaus Russling A Hans Schuller D Porsche 911 Carrera RS
03 György Antalffy H Janos Tandari H Renault 12 Gordini
04 Leo Pavlik CS Miroslav Cermak CS Skoda 120 S
05 Antonin Dolejs CS Zurek CS Skoda
06 Mihaly Balatoni H Istvan Sandor H Skoda 120 S
07 Otto Karl Klemenz D Dieter Lode D Opel
08 Horst Hohlheimer D Rudolf Huber D Fiat
09 Petr Cernohorsky CS Milos Tyce CS Lada 1500 MTX
10 Egon Culmbacher DDR Erwin Härtwich DDR Wartburg 353

and for 1974
10th was Karl-Heinz Gerber / Gerhard Verlaan (D) BMW 2002

regards
Janusz
02 Klaus Russling A PETER Schuller A/D(?) Porsche 911 Carrera RS

04 Leo Pavlik CS MILOSLAV Cermak CS Skoda 120 S
http://www.ewrc-results.com/coprofile.php?p=20584&t=Miloslav-Cermak

05 Antonin Dolejs CS ZDENEK Zurek CS Skoda 120 S

07 Otto Karl Klemenz D Dieter Lode D Opel Commodore
08 Horst Hohlheimer D Rudolf Huber D Fiat 128 SC

[Volvo in Motorsport]

Hello to you all!

Can someone help me with info regarding three Volvo 343, in the 1978 International Police Rally ??
I think it was held in Belgium..

#26 2nd Rolf Lindholm / ? Regnr: JTS 562
#? 3rd Lennart Runestig / ? Regnr: ?
#? 14th Göran Tyrbjörn / Åke Blomkvist Regnr: EZS 424

Best regards: Volvo in Motorsport

[jrally]

I would like to express a fantastic Happy Birthday to Tjeerd wherever he is ! One of the persons who have gave a great contribution to this thread !

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Jorge

[Andre Oliveira]

Danube 1974 -> 7th 9th and 10th

Thanks

[Frederic R]

Hello everybody !

Would anybody have the 1957 French "Rallye du Mont-Blanc" (Mont Blanc Rally) entry list and complete results ?
Would be nice !!
Have a nice day everybody :)

[Andre Oliveira]

Rally San Marino 1974, only have 1st and 3nd-6th, someone can help me at least with 2nd?

Danube 1974 -> 7th 9th and 10th

Thanks

[saluki]

Hello - I'm looking for information on Saab's rally history - Can anyone help me "fill in the blanks"?

Year - Event - Country - Finish - Driver/Co Driver
1958 Great Florida Rally USA 1st
1958 Viking Rally Norway 2nd
1958 Lourenco-Marques Rally ??? 2nd
1959 Canadian Intern. Rally Canada 1st
1959 West Flandre Rally Belgium 1st
1959 Viking Rally Norway 2nd
1959 German Rally Germany 1st
1959 Portuguese Rally Portugal 4th
1960 Circuita da Fortalesa Angola (?) 2nd
1960 Finnish Snow Rally Finland 1st
1960 Swedish Rally Sweden 1st
1960 Rally 500 ??? 1st
1960 Finnish Rally Finland 1st
1960 Polish Rally Poland 2nd
1960 Viking Rally Norway 1st
1960 RAC Rally Great Britain 1st
1960 Acropolis Rally Greece 2nd
1960 Nordic Championship ??? 1st

[januszsz57]

Hello - I'm looking for information on Saab's rally history - Can anyone help me "fill in the blanks"?

Year - Event - Country - Finish - Driver/Co Driver
1958 Great Florida Rally USA 1st
1958 Viking Rally Norway 2nd Arne Andresen/Edward Gjolberg Volvo, the best Saab was 9th: Carl Magnus Skogh/Rolf Skogh Saab 93 B
1958 Lourenco-Marques Rally ??? 2nd
1959 Canadian Intern. Rally Canada 1st
1959 West Flandre Rally Belgium 1st
1959 Viking Rally Norway 2nd Erik Carlsson/Mario Pavoni Saab 93 B
1959 German Rally Germany 1st Erik Carlsson/Mario Pavoni or K.E. Svensson (differences in sources) Saab 93 B
1959 Portuguese Rally Portugal 4th according to my knowledge the best Saab was 6th: Erik Carlsson/co-driver unknown Saab 93 B
1960 Circuita da Fortalesa Angola (?) 2nd
1960 Finnish Snow Rally Finland 1st
1960 Swedish Rally Sweden 1st Carl Magnus Skogh/Rolf Skogh Saab 96
1960 Rally 500 ??? 1st
1960 Finnish Rally Finland 1st Carl Otto Bremer/Juhani Lampi Saab 96, 2nd Erik Carlsson/Lennart Simonssen Saab 96, 3rd Carl Magnus Skogh/Rolf Skogh Saab 96
1960 Polish Rally Poland 2nd Carl Otto Bremer/Juhani Lampi Saab 96
1960 Viking Rally Norway 1st Carl Magnus Skogh/Rolf Skogh Saab 96
1960 RAC Rally Great Britain 1st Erik Carlsson/Stuart Turner Saab 96
1960 Acropolis Rally Greece 2nd Erik Carlsson/Walter Karlsson Saab 96
1960 Nordic Championship ??? 1st
Hi Saluki,
Here above I inserted my answers (not all, sorry).
Regards
Janusz

[januszsz57]

One more missed about Viking 1969: 2nd Arne Wernersson/Tor Nilsson Saab 96.
Regards
Janusz

[januszsz57]

And 1960 Snow Rally (Hankiralli) Finland: 1st Rauno Aaltonen/Pentti Siutla Saab 96
That's all.
Regards
Janusz

[januszsz57]

2nd Arne Wernersson/Tor Nilsson Saab 96 were on Viking 1960 not 69, sorry for type error.
Janusz

[saluki]

Thank you all! As this project continues, I'll have more "blanks" to fill in. When completed, I'll try to post the results or at least a link to them. Thanks again for the help. Cheers

[D-Type]

Are you looking only for results from 1958-1960?
Do you want only the highest placed SAAB? Or are you looking for all of them?

[saluki]

No, not just 1958 -60, but from Saabs start in Rallying in 1950 thru the 1980s. I'm looking for placements in the top 10 of any event, with the following details:
Event, location/country, Saab model, vehicle event number, vehicle registration number, finishing placement, and of course, driver and co-driver. It's surprising how difficult it is to find this information - many of the minor rallies have very little information available - sometimes even the country location is a mystery!
Thus far the sources I've used are the books, Rally Giants - 96 & V4, by Graham Robson and From Two-troke to Turbo, Saab Motorsport Since 1949, by Anders Tunberg. The data websites most used are
http://www.dlg.speedfreaks.org/archive/ ... uro.html#5 (http://www.dlg.speedfreaks.org/archive/www2/euroral/53euro.html#5) and
http://www.teamdan.com/archive/www2/mis ... iscra.html (http://www.teamdan.com/archive/www2/miscral/50miscra.html)

If anyone knows of other websites please let me know. Thanks.

[D-Type]

Do you need any Safari details? I have a book of Safari history that lists all finishers. Driver, model, but not rally number or registration number apart from what's in various photos in the books. But I don't want to waste time ferreting out data you already have.

[cvhi]

Hello, I Search entry list about these rally European Championship, perhaps someone can help me.

KARKONOSKI (POL) : 97 (24/26 Avr), 99 (2/3 Oct),

DANUBE (ROU) : 73 (27/29 Juil), 74 (2/4 Aout), 76 (30/1 Aout), 77 (28/30 Juil), 78, 79 (27/29 Juil), 80 (6/8 Juin), 81 (18/20 Juin), 82 (18/20 Juin), 83 (17/19 Juil), 84 (22/24 Juin), 85 (14/15 Juin)

TURQUIE BOSPHORE : 74 (19/21 Juil), 77 (25/26 Nov), 78, 83 (28/29 Mai), 84 (24/27 Mai), 85 (18/19 Mai), 90 (28/1 Juil), 91 (12/14 Juil), 92 (1/4 Oct), 93 (30/3 Oct), 94 (10/13 Nov), 95 (28/30 Juil), 96 (25/26 Juil), 97 (26/27 Juil)

YOUGOSLAVIE : 72 (5/8 Oct), 73 (10/13 Mai), 74 (30/2 Juin) , 75, 76 (13/16 Mai), 77 (30/2 Avril), 78, 79 (30/1 Avril), 80 (29/30 Mars), 83 (17/18 Sept), 85 (20/22 Sept), 87 (11/13 Sept), 88 (15/18 Sept), 89 (22/24 Sept), 90 (21/23 Sept), 91 (20/22 Sept), 92 (19/21 Sept), 93 (17/19 Sept), 94 (16/18 Sept), 95 (15/17 Sept), 96 (20/22 Sept), 97 (19/20 Sept), 98 (19/20 Sept), 99 (18/19 Sept), 00 (16/17 Sept), 01 (15/16 Sept), 02 (14/15 Sept), 03 (20/21 Sept), 04 (17/18 Sept),

TRAYAL (YOU) : 98 (4/5 Sept)

SATURNUS (SLO) : 85 (18/20 Mai), 86 (24/25 Mai), 87 (22/23 Mai), 88 (27/29 Mai), 89 (26/27 Mai), 90 (25/27 Mai), 91 (23/25 Mai), 92 (21/23 Mai), 93 (20/22 Mai) , 95 (25/27 Mai), 96 (25/26 Mai), 97 (23/24 Mai),

RIVIERA OPATIJA (SLO) : 97 (25/27 Avr)

PETROL VELENJE (SLO) : 00 (22/23 Sept)

KOSICE (SVK) : 99 (27/28 Mai), 01 (27/29 Juil),

PRESOV (SVK) : 05 (8/9 Avr)

KURZEME (LET) : 01 (12/14 Juil), 02 (12/13 Juil),

GEORGIE : 03 (15/17 Aout)

INA DELTA (CRO) : 92 (20/21 Juin), 94 (24/26 Juin), 95 (16/18 Juin), 96 (13/16 Juin)

Many thanks for your help

Best regards

Christophe
mlanders@orange.fr

[Steve Boyd]

Hello, I Search entry list about these rally European Championship, perhaps someone can help me.
TURQUIE BOSPHORE : 96 (25/26 Juil), 97 (26/27 Juil)
Many thanks for your help

Best regards

Christophe
mlanders@orange.fr
Hi Christophe

Links to official results and other data for 1996 & 1997 here:
http://archive.djames.org.uk/1996/turkey/index.html
http://archive.djames.org.uk/1997/turkey/index.html

[cvhi]

Many thanks for your help, but its not entry list, i search entry list with not started.

Best regards christophe

[tolis]

Hi!
I am searching of Romania rally results before 2001. Any help is appreciated.
Also, I search for pirelli national rally 2008 results!

Thanks!

[Steve Boyd]

Hi Tolis
I have a PDF of the 2008 Pirelli Rally Results (International, Historic, National & Land Rover). Send me a PM with your email address & I will send the PDF to you.
Steve

[Andre Oliveira]

Need help with Baltic Rally 1969. Only have the winner. Thanks in advance

[januszsz57]

Hi Andre Oliveira

I am looking for the start or entry list of ADAC Rally Baltic 1969. May you or anybody else help me with?
Here below is the top 10 from Baltic'69
01 Villy Jensen DK Niels Thorning Jensen DK BMW 2002TI
02 Klaus Joachim Kleint D Joachim Dörfler D Ford Escort TC
03 Sören Terp DK Aage Olesen DK BMW 2002TI
04 Gerd Rasching D Wulf Biebinger D Opel Commodore GS
05 Jens Nielsen DK Alex Nielsen DK Volvo 142
06 Reiner Zweibäumer D Günther Schons D BMW 1600TI
07 Ole Höyer DK Poul Arne Christiansen DK Alfa Romeo Giulietta Super
08 Per Sandager-Holm DK Oluf Kristensen DK Fiat 125 / 124?
09 Hans Stöhr D Manfred Kröniger D BMW 2500
10 Hans Lannsjö S Hans Sundin S Opel Kadett Rallye

Regards
Janusz

[Andre Oliveira]

Thanks Janusz, really hard to find. Many many thanks :bounce:

[Andre Oliveira]

RAC 1969, #20:

I have:
Bob Freeborough/Les Harris
Mini Cooper S
Retirement reason:differential
Plate: EBD 90C

but: http://www.carmodel.com/schuco/03546/1- ... sson/46626 (http://www.carmodel.com/schuco/03546/1-43/opel/kadett-b-coupe-1900-n-20-rally-rac-international-1969-o-eriksson/46626)

[Andre Oliveira]

And, Rally München-Wienna-Budapest 1969, only have top 3. Thanks

[damian27]

Hello!

Looking calendars European Rally Championship in the years 1960-1969 with the date, name of the rally and the winner with car.
Can help you find the information.

Thanks!

[ford power]

srry to ask but would anyone have full entry lists of the manx international rally from 1986 - 1991 ? thanks

[Martin Liddle]

srry to ask but would anyone have full entry lists of the manx international rally from 1986 - 1991 ?
I should have but they are not on line yet; on my current schedule they will appear later this year. Do you need them more urgently than that?

[ford power]

no no take as much time as you nedd

[cvhi]

Hello, I have Entry list about Manx Rally 1986 - 1991 Give me your adress mail, and i send you

Best regards. Christophe

[cvhi]

I search full entry list about these rally, perhaps someone can help me

CIRCUIT D'IRLANDE 1970 1971 1973 1974 1975 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1989 1990 1991

SCOTTISH RALLY 1970 1975 1976 1980 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

GALWAY 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983

DONEGAL 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

MANX 1977 1978 1979 1981 1985

VAUXHALL WALES 1994 1995 1996

LAKES 1994


Best regards Christophe

mlanders@orange.fr

[ford power]

Hello, I have Entry list about Manx Rally 1986 - 1991 Give me your adress mail, and i send you

Best regards. Christophe

its monaghanseanp@gmail.com thanx

[ford power]

1989 circuit of ireland

1 jimmy mccrae/rob arthur ford sierra cosworth a/8
2 david llwellin/phil short toyota celica st165 a/8
3 malcolm wilson/ian grinrod vauxhall astra a/7
4 pentti arikkila/ronan mcnamee mitsibushi galant vr4 n/4
5 hakan ericsson/johnny johannson peugeot 309 a/7
6 leo shaw/seamus boyle ford sierra cosworth n/4
7
8 russell brookes/peter diekman ford sierra cosworth a/8
9 mark lovell/ronan morgan ford sierra cosworth a/8
10 austin mchale/christy farrell ford sierra cosworth a/8
11 gwyndaf evans/howard davies ford sierra cosworth a/8
12 bertie fisher/austin frazer bmw m3 a/8
13
14 louise aitken-walker/ellen morgan vauxhall astra a/7
15 erik aaby/kjell paulsen ford sapphire cosworth n/4
16 graham middleton/paul watkins toyota celica st165 n/4
17 andrew wood/dougie peterson audi 90 quattro a/8
18 colin mccrae/derek ringer ford sierra cosworth n/4
19 dave metclaffe/nicky grist vauxhall nova a/6
20 lotta lundqvist/chris cullen vauxhall astra a/7
21
22 frank fennell/george millar ford sierra cosworth n/4
23 chris birkbeck/mike kidd peugeot 205 a/6
24 bob fowden/don wilmott ford sierra cosworth n/4
25 dave maslen/andrew balfour mazda 323 n/4

i'll get the rest of it up tomorrow

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[ReWind]

Unfortunately it seems that http://www.rallybase.nl is definitely offline. What a shame!
But once the following data have been gathered I will show them here anyway. Maybe they are of use to anyone else.

Argentina
Luís Allende, b. 22 April 1982
Juan Alonso, b. 19 October 1969
Gustavo (full name: Gustavo Marcelo) Beccaría, b. 14 March 1967
Luciano Bernardi, b. 01 July 1982
Marcelo Brizio, b. 10 April 1974
Diego Cagnotti, b. 24 January 1978
Ezequiel Campos, b. 17 August 1981
Alejandro Cancio, b. 15 November 1976
Nicolás García, b. 14 April 1981
Santiago García, b. 26 September 1966
Nicolás Madero, b. 14 December 1980
Raúl Martínez, b. 23 April 1983
Fernando Mussano, b. 22 May 1976
Leonardo Suaya, b. 11 December 1979
Elder Tasca, b. 23 April 1966
Australia
Jo Cadman is female not male!
John (full name: Lionel John Charles Seymour) Dawson-Damer, b. 12 October 1940, died on 24 June 2000 (AFAIK, although he spent most of his life in Australia, he was still British)
Brett Middleton, b. 01 October 1963
Brendan Reeves, b. 29 August 1988
Rhianon Smyth, b. 15 November 1980
Austria
Alexander Ahorner, b. 11 December 1981
Markus Benes, b. 08 February 1974
Martin Fischerlehner, b. 03 October 1975
Ernst Harrach, b. 22 June 1951
Bernhard Jahn, b. 26 December 1965
Franz Schulz, b. 20 May 1959
Belgium
Yves Bruneel, b. 17 August 1966
Cindy Cokelaere, b. 15 December 1973
Isidoor Smets, b. 11 June 1969
Brazil
Ulysses Bertholdo, b. 30 July 1969
Bulgaria
Dancho Danchev, b. 18 October 1971
Stefan Dobrev, b. 26 March 1972
Boris Grigorov, b. 30 September 1983
Milen Iliev, b. 26 November 1982
Ignat Isaev (note spelling!), b. 02 October 1979
Veselin Lazarov, b. 21 September 1971
Baycho Nenov, b. 29 October 1967
Kostadin Shterev, b. 06 February 1981
Martin Surilov, b. 04 November 1980
Georgi Vasilev, b. 18 August 1972
Milen Yanakiev, b. 26 December 1973
Yanaki Yanakiev, b. 15 September 1970
China
Dong Liu Cao (family name is NOT Liu but Dong!), b. 22 February 1985, died on 08 June 2011
Croatia
Toni Klinc, b. 08 June 1974
Dražen Pigl, b. 24 August 1959
Mi?o Rajši?, b. 27 September 1951
Željko (note spelling!) Sopi?, b. 01 October 1973
Reno Turk, b. 23 September 1973
Cyprus
Antonis Ieropoulos, b. 22 December 1962
Costas Kourtellas, died on 08 September 2012
Makarios Panayiotou, b. 29 October 1958
Dimítris Papasavvas, b. 28 November 1966
Marios Potamou, b. 07 December 1973
Savvas Savva, b. 15 April 1968
Charalambos Timotheou, b. 13 June 1971
Panayiotis Yiangou (note spelling!), b. 07 September 1982
Czech Republic
Miroslav B?ezík, b. 02 May 1979 (obviously there are TWO drivers with the same name)
Bohuslav Ceplecha, died on 14 July 2012
Vladimír Dolejš, b. 17 June 1950
Daniel Fottera, b. 02 July 1972
Pavel Galeta, b. 04 November 1971
Martin Grabiec, b. 24 December 1964
Ji?í Hendrich, b. 05 November 1951 (January seems to be wrong)
Martin Huml, died on 13 July 2002
Zden?k Janda aka „Mr. Cimbu“, b. 18 March 1963
Petr Jílek, b. 16 August 1957
Ladislav Kopelent, b. 09 July 1960
Miroslav Lank, b. 05 May 1948
Richard Lasevi?, b. 21 December 1972
František Markvart, b. 12 April 1945
Lubomír Mina?ík, b. 17 September 1979
Jind?ich Müller, b. 19 July 1973
Jaroslav Mušínský, b. 31 August 1965
Vladimír Mužák, b. 09 June 1958
Radim Orava, b. 30 November 1977
Jaroslav Pelc, b. 01 January 1957
Roman Pešek, b. 28 June 1980
Petr Picka, b. 26 April 1972
Aleš Pilný, b. 29 November 1956
Ivo Polášek, b. 30 April 1955
Jan Raichl, b. 15 December 1953
Pavel Ryšánek, b. 29 May 1953
Jaroslav Novák, b. 03 July 1954
Viktor Semela, b. 04 August 1979
Jan Slavík, b. 22 March 1976
Zbyn?k Sob?hart, b. 20 September 1976
Hynek St?eda, b. 19 December 1951
Pavel Švajda, b. 26 June 1966
Miloš Týce, b. 07 June 1947
Ji?í Urban, b. 22 September 1944
Robert Vodi?ka, b. 16 October 1965
Petr Vraj, b. 09 May 1956
Miloslav Zapadlo, b. 10 August 1952
Denmark
Kim Andersen, b. 28 November 1965
Peter Bentsen, b. 01 March 1963
Holger Helle, b. 05 April 1949
Karsten Isaksen, b. 11 September 1974
Jens Kristian Jensen, b. 10 March 1958
Maj-Britt Kallenbach, b. 30 September 1967
Ib Kragh, b. 13 August 1964
Finn Kristensen, b. 29 March 1950
Henning Kristensen, b. 20 August 1963
Finn Mogensen, b. 17 September 1951
Jan Mortensen, b. 04 January 1947
Per Nymann (full name: Nymann Andersen), b. 08 November 1956
Kaj Petersen, b. 30 June 1960
Jørgen Pilgaard, b. 18 May 1965
Erik Sørensen, b. 01 November 1955
Finn Thomsen, b. 09 April 1961
Henrik Vestergaard, b. 01 December 1960
Estonia
Rainer Aus, b. 14 April 1987
Georg Gross, b. 22 January 1983
Aivo Hintser, b. 22 April 1962
Aare Kaaristo, b. 28 February 1956, died on 07 January 2012
Kaspar Koitla, b. 11 July 1989
Ramon Lindal, b. 06 December 1955
Mait Meriloo, b. 15 June 1962
Priit Ollino, b. 16 July 1987
Arvo Ojaperv, b. 19 November 1965
Jaan Põldsepp, b. 20 May 1953
Slava Popov, b. 29 November 1971
Ats Remmelg, b. 05 January 1974
Raido Rüütel, b. 19 September 1951
Gunnar Tamm, b. 20 November 1972
Toomas Tõldsepp, b. 07 February 1965
Marko Virkoja, b. 07 December 1977
Finland
Teemu Arminen, b. 17 March 1976
Jani Hirvonen, b. 28 December 1984
Vesa Hirvonen, b. 12 July 1985
Sami Korvola, b. 30 April 1984
Tuomo Nikkola, b. 20 April 1971
Jari Saarinen, b. 22 November 1963
Hannu Väliaho, b. 28 December 1976
Pekka Vihma, b. 22 March 1961
Silvo Viitanen, b. 18 August 1957
France
Jean Bourgoin, b. 09 January 1958
Bruno Bouscary, b. 16 February 1955
Henri Cabaniols, b. 28 July 1946, died on 01 January 2008
Laurent Carbonaro, b. 04 November 1973
Philippe Chassaing, b. 15 May 1973
Maurice Chomat, died on 03 April 2013
Claude Clavel, b. 05 January 1959
Hugues Delage, b. 06 July 1961
Cathy Derousseaux, b. 25 March 1988
David Deslandes, b. 08 October 1970
Jean-François Gastinel, b. 18 January 1978
Michel Gioffre, b. 04 December 1971, died on 03 January 2011
Marielle Giraldo, b. 28 January 1965
Michel Giraldo, b. 22. September 1961
David Heulin, b. 26 September 1969
Claude Labrot, b. 12 June 1942, died on 12 July 1991
Dominique Laurent [the male one], b. 11 August 1950
Jean-Jacques Lebrun, b. 02 May 1956, died on 18 September 2012
Martine Lebrun, b. 22 February 1955
Alexandre Leonard, b. 08 May 1968
Julien Maurin, b. 02 March 1985
Arnaud Mordacq, b. 21 July 1970
Jacques Panciatici, b. 10 November 1948
„Panic“ (real name: Jacques Barberot), b. 04 January 1945, died in January 2014
Benjamin Perrin, b. 27 April 1983
Aurélien Petitnicolas, b. 17 May 1982
Bertrand Pierrat, b. 06 December 1955
Renaud Poutot, b. 08 June 1973
Lionel Raudet, b. 04 October 1928, died on 15 August 2012
Julien Rebut, b. 29 May 1984
Jean-Luc Rinaldi, died on 28 October 2000
Mélanie Ronfort, b. 22 May 1974
Frédéric Sauvan, b. 02 May 1973
Antoine Simonpieri, b. 02 July 1979
Philippe Touren, died on 14 June 1994
Lilian Vialle, b. 30 April 1969
Éric Yvernault, b. 27 August 1977
Germany
Harald Brock, b. 17 December 1949
Janina Höpner = Janina Depping, died on 14 August 2013
Antje Gehrmann, b. 10 October 1977
Detlef te Gude, b. 09 October 1956
Peter Holub, b. 16 March 1949
Peter Hommel, died on 17 January 2000
Karlheinz Knaus, b. 06 January 1955
Stephan Maurer, b. 12 February 1963
Bernd Nebelin, b. 16 May 1955
Thomas Rogoß, b. 09 April 1963
Alois Scheidhammer, b. 10 April 1963
Steffen Schmid, b. 12 April 1963
Klaus Stich, b. 03 October 1940, died on 17 May 2013
Willi Trautmannsberger, b. 23 May 1977
Josef Wecker, b. 28 April 1960
Carsten Wiegand, b. 03 January 1962
Great Britain
Andrew Bushe, b. 27 January 1980
Stuart Coupe, b. 18 April 1951
Cathal (note spelling!, full name: Cathal Brendan) Curley, b. 05 February 1941
Peter Cuthbert, b. 27 December 1956
Marcus Dodd, b. 19 January 1971
Paul Easter, b. 12 January 1939
Drew (full name: Andrew Templeton) Gallacher, b. 11 June 1944, died on 22 May 1997
Colin Grewer, b. 18 December 1940
Allan Harryman, b. 19 April 1970
Tom (full name: Thomas McCreadie Bryden) Hynd, b. 11 January 1962
Jonathan Joannides, b. 27 January 1958
Bertie (full name: Victor Albert) Law, b. 27 August 1948
John Morton, b. 07 January 1950
Tom (full name: Thomas Peter) Naughton, b. 19 July 1970
Gordon Noble, b. 06 January 1961
Simon (full name: Simon Julian) Nutter, b. 05 May 1957
Mike Pattison, b. 23 January 1945
Kevin Procter, b. 22 November 1962
Tony Simpson, b. 29 November 1974
Ken Skidmore, b. 25 December 1956
Fiona Udale, b. 02 May 1961
Greece
Ioánnis Alvanos, b. 23 December 1951
Ioánnis Anagnostakos, b. 18 July 1980
Andreas Andrikopoulos, b. 09 September 1984
Labros (note spelling!) Angelakis, b. 17 February 1963
Kóstas (full name: Konstantinos) Apostolou aka „Carlo“, b. 14 September 1946
„Arma“ (real name: Níkos Christodoulopoulos), b. 20 June 1957
Stamatis Athanassoulas, b. 30 January 1954
Ioánnis Badounas (note spelling! „Bandoulas“ seems to be wrong), b. 15 May 1976
Spýros Bardakis, b. 12 December 1978
Vassilis Biladeris, b. 07 August 1954
George (real name: Iórgos) Chatzirigas [also: Hatzirigas], b. 19 June 1974
„Christoforos“ (real name: Christoforos Karsanidis), b. 08 July 1960
Kóstas Daras, b. 24 October 1961
Kóstas (full name: Konstantinos) Dendrinos, b. 05 June 1978
Athanasios Efstathiou, b. 01 September 1965
Chrístos Ekonomou, b. 24 April 1962
Sotiris Ekonomou, b. 12 February 1975
Stelios Fakalis, b. 12 July 1961
Iórgos Faskiotis, b. 20 December 1966
Kóstas Fertakis, b. 03 April 1943, died on 05 October 1995
Strátos Fotinelis, b. 08 November 1955
Andreas Frangoulis, b. 23 November 1973
Thomas Gagakas, b. 23 September 1960
Evangelos Gallo, b. 15 January 1945
Iórgos Gallo, b. 03 November 1983
„Gaston Junior“ (real name: Chrístos Psicharis), b. 27 July 1982
Haralambos Gazetas, b. 28 December 1974
Elías Giokas (note spelling!), b. 01 March 1962
Ioánnis Halaris, b. 16 July 1954
Kóstas Halivelakis, b. 12 February 1986
Efthimios Halkias, b. 16 September 1975
Anastasios Hassapis, b. 24 September 1955
Níkos Hatzitsopanis, b. 29 September 1973
Ioánnis Hekimian, b. 13 June 1975
Panayiotis Iagnissis, b. 14 May 1954
„Iaveris“, b. 23 June 1948
Iórgos Kairis, b. 29 March 1968
Konstantinos Kakalis, b. 22 March 1973
Haris Kaltsounis, b. 04 September 1948
Iórgos Kerantzakis, b. 17 August 1953
Sotíris Kokkinis, b. 09 July 1954
Níkos Kosmas, b. 16 October 1972
Dimítris Kotzias, b. 21 December 1971
Níkos Koulis, b. 06 December 1982
Lambis Kourtessis, b. 23 November 1957
Níkos Koutsmanis, b. 23 March 1968
Mihalis Kriadis, b. 18 May 1952, died on 21 September 2011
Dimítris Kyrkos = Kyrkos Junior, b. 06 January 1983
Lámbros Kyrkos, b. 05 February 1969
Leonídas Kyrkos, b. 15 February 1957
Kóstas Labropoulos, b. 01 August 1948
Grigoris Ladoyiannis, b. 02 January 1956
Níkos (full name: Níkolaos) Ladoyiannis, b. 29 March 1980
Stamatis Laskos, b. 13 June 1959
Leonídas Maheras, b. 19 September 1965
Eleni (note spelling!) Malaktari, b. 12 October 1981
Eleftherios Maniadakis, b. 18 June 1974
Ioánnis Margaronis, b. 24 October 1949
Dionissis Mavrodis, b. 20 July 1984
Minoas Mihelakis, b. 26 January 1974
Kóstas (full name: Konstantinos) Mikes, b. 17 October 1954
Manolis Moschous, b. 20 December 1968
Pavlos Moshoutis (note spelling!), b. 22 October 1953, died on 21 August 2010
Alexandros Mourikis, b. 28 December 1970
Níkos Mouzakis, b. 24 July 1962
Xenofon Nikolopoulos, b. 26 October 1963
Apostolos Pallas, b. 02 August 1956
Emmanouel Panayiotopoulos, b. 27 March 1950
Nikos Panayiotopoulos, b. 20 November 1962
Lazaros Panayiotounis, b. 15 November 1950
Níkos Panou, b. 12 April 1953
Dimítris Papadimitriou, b. 07 August 1963
Xenia Papageorgiou (note spelling!), b. 20 February 1978
Mihalis Patrikoussis, b. 16 January 1958
Sokrátis Pavlidis, b. 19 February 1979
Johnny Pesmazoglou, b. 1914, died on 21 October 2002
Theodoros Petalidis, b. 15 February 1964
Níkos Petrópoulos, b. 20 January 1955
George Philippedes, b. 13 March 1977
Ioánnis Plagos, b. 07 July 1979
Iórgos Polyzois, b. 04 May 1971
Efthiminios Sassalos, b. 10 October 1956
„Siroco“, b. 08 April 1944
Panayiotis Skaltsas, b. 14 August 1964
Kóstas Soukoulis, b. 31 July 1976
Christina Stathaki, b. 24 June 1977
Kóstas Stefanis, b. 05 June 1949
Manos Stefanis, b. 30 May 1982
Stratis Hatzipanayiotou aka „Stratissino“, b. 14 December 1955
Marios Tsaousoglou, b. 01 August 1982
Athanassios Tsilis, died on 02 January 2012
Vassilis Tsobanopoulos, b. 26 August 1946
Giorgos Velis, died on 10 February 2009
Chrístos Xourgias, b. 18 July 1971
Apostolos Zermas, b. 11 July 1965
Panos (full name: Panayiotis) Zissis, b. 09 December 1979
Ioánnis Zounis, b. 06 March 1974
Hungary
Tibor Érdi, b. 07 October 1982
Julianna Nyírfás (note spelling), b. 22 October 1979
Csaba Spitzmüller, b. 03 May 1968
Iceland
Hafsteinn (full name: Hafsteinn Heiðar) Hauksson, b. 23 April 1955
Ireland
Eamonn Boland, b. 25 February 1961
Ray Breen, b. 05 September 1959
Killian Duffy, b. 24 September 1982
Ollie (full name: Oliver Allan) O’Donovan, b. 15 September 1966
Paddy Robinson, b. 12 June 1978
Israel
Rami Shiohatovich, b. 01 January 1960
Italy
Sara Baldacci, b. 13 November 1981
James Bardini, b. 14 August 1978
Giuseppe Bertolutti, b. 29 December 1969
Daniela Bertoneri aka „Gazzè“, b. 13 November 1977, died on 22 July 2012
Pablo Biolghini, b. 27 September 1977
Giorgio Buscone, b. 23 June 1960
Roberto Cambiaghi, b. 23 January 1947
Valerio Catelani, b. 20 October 1974, died on 22 July 2012
Franco (full name: Francesco) Chambeyront, b. 19 January 1944, died on 01 November 2013
Giacomo Ciucci, b. 04 November 1986
Samantha de Colle, b. 08 September 1973
Gioachino (note spelling!) Corona, b. 15 January 1971
Elvio Corradin, b. 29 October 1980
Mitia Dotta, b. 15 August 1979
Norberto Droandi, b. 22 August 1958
Massimo Ferronato, b. 14 October 1976
Fabio Fiacco, b. 08 January 1982
Alessandro Floris, b. 08 February 1971
Walter Lamonato, b. 22 March 1964
Franco Leoni, b. 11 November 1954
Gabriele Lucchesi, b. 25 June 1973
Claudio Magnani, b. 29 November 1948
Andrea (full name: Andrea Antonio) Mamè, b. 15 January 1972, died on 30 June 2013
Marco Menchini, b. 17 August 1987
Francesco Orian, b. 19 September 1986
Valter Pierangioli, b. 02 April 1960
Rudy Pollet, b. 27 July 1977
Marco Pollicino, b. 28 December 1977
Cesare Ruggeri, b. 09 September 1961
Andrea Sandrin. b. 02 January 1976
Emanuele Sanfront, b. 28 October 1947
Roberto Sommadossi, b. 10 February 1979
Vittorio Soverina, b. 03 December 1976
Alex Taddei, b. 31 January 1969
Federico Talini, b. 10 November 1969
Clavio Terenzi, b. 05 December 1953, died on 19 October 2006
Massimiliano Tonso, b. 22 October 1969
Mauro Trentin (http://www.rallybase.nl/index.php?type=profile&driverid=12042), b. 05 August 1976
Mauro Trentin (http://www.rallybase.nl/index.php?type=profile&driverid=14998), b. 31 July 1978
Giulio Turatti, b. 15 December 1985
Alex Vittalini, b. 19 November 1980
Jamaica
Doug (full name: Douglas) Gore, b. 20 September 1967
Jeffrey Panton, b. 08 September 1969
Japan
Akira Bamba, b. 22 March 1986
Osamu Fukunaga, b. 06 December 1970
Tomohide Hasegawa, b. 31 December 1964
Tadayoshi Sato, b. 12 November 1959
Yuya Sumiyama, b. 21 August 1976
Jordan
Marouf Abu Samra, b. 07 September 1966
Atta Al-Hamoud, b. 29 October 1978
Ammar (full name: Ammar Awni) Hijazi, b. 20 August 1967
Kenya
Yvonne (full name: Yvonne Diana) Mehta nèe Pratt, b. 24 October 1942
Jaswant Singh, b. 07 May 1935, died on 29 August 2011
Lebanon
Ziad Chehab (note spelling!), b. 01 May 1975
Henry Massaad, b. 06 October 1967
Lithuania
Vytautas Baranauskas, b. 27 January 1984
Luxemburg
Luc Kalmes, b. 16 July 1982 (if identical to the cyclist)
Bob Simon, b. 22 August 1974
Monaco
Freddy (full name: Frédéric) Delorme (nationality is NOT France), b. 12 August 1957
Netherlands
Erwin Berkhof, b. 18 November 1982
René Kuipers, b. 09 February 1960 (this is the father of Dennis Kuipers; I don’t know if there is a namesake who was born on 24 March 1970 or if that date is wrong; maybe someone can clarify this)
Marco Schillemans, b. 02 February 1965
Hein Verschuuren, b. 24 May 1976
New Zealand
Andrew Benefield, b. 27 February 1967
Jason Farmer, b. 07 October 1980
Rodger Freeth, b. 24 December 1953
Grant Marra, b. 06 October 1970
Norway
Morten Abrahamsen, b. 16 January 1975
Svein Roger Andersen, b. 07 September 1970
Gunnar Fadum, died on 07 February 2000
Kristian Kolberg, b. 18 November 1969
Stig Rune Skjærmoen, b. 04 April 1986
John (full name: John Torbjørn) Unnerud, died on 16 August 2004
Leif Vold-Johansen, died on 08 July 1996
Anders Wangen, b. 26 April 1976
Paraguay
Diego Domínguez, b. 20 December 1972
Peru
Tito (full name: Roberto) Pardo, b. 21 September 1961
Poland
Tadeusz Betlej, b. 19 August 1943, died on 06 March 2004
Przemys?aw Brzoza, b. 31 December 1962
Jan Chró?cik, b. 01 June 1949, died on 17 July 1999
Miros?aw Czajka, b. 17 January 1961
Micha? Dedelis, b. 14 December 1978
Micha? Dobrowolski, b. 17 November 1983
Pawe? Drahan, b. 01 February 1983
Bartosz Foltynowicz, b. 24 December 1974
Piotr Fredyk, b. 26 November 1966
Damian Gielata, b. 10 December 1974
Bartosz Gruszczy?ski (note spelling), b. 16 December 1976
Zbigniew Gruszka, b. 22 December 1978
Bogdan Jankowski, b. 27 November 1962
Marek Kaczmarek, b. 13 March 1958
Joanna Madej, b. 16 April 1973
Marcin Majcher, b. 22 April 1979
Jakub Mroczkowski, b. 01 July 1951
Patryk Olejniczak, b. 26 June 1979
Marek Paw?owski, b. 07 November 1949
Dariusz Polo?ski, b. 14 July 1976 (04th seems to be wrong)
Tomasz Ratajczyk, b. 11 January 1969
Jacek Rathe, b. 21 September 1968
Robert Romuzga, b. 18 May 1976
Szymon Ruta, b. 18 July 1980
Jacek ?cici?ski, b. 23 August 1959
Agnieszka Starosta, b. 16 December 1982
Pawe? Stefaniuk, b. 16 November 1977
Barbara St?pkowska, b. 31 January 1955
Marek Varisella, b. 1933 died on 25 June 1997
?ukasz W?och, b. 29 September 1980
Anna Wódkiewicz, b. 22 August 1970
Portugal
Nuno Barroso, b. 01 October 1974
Ricardo Caldeira, b. 23 November 1959
Abel Carreiro, b. 01 October 1970
Mário Castro, b. 05 April 1975
Jorge Azevedo de Cavalho, b. 23 February 1960
Pedro Leal, b. 22 November 1965
Vítor Lopes, b. 28 August 1966
Hugo Magalhães, b. 20 June 1984
Pedro Meireles, b. 08 February 1974
José Miranda, b. 21 May 1962
Ricardo Moura, b. 04 February 1979
Paulo Neto, b. 24 October 1967
Armando Oliveira, b. 26 May 1969
Vítor Pascoal, b. 30 May 1973
Justino Reis, b. 10 October 1977
Qatar
Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari, b. 13 November 1979
Nasser Al-Kuwari, b. 08 December 1980
Khalid Al-Suwaidi, b. 10 September 1986
Romania
Virgiliu Dumbravan, b. 29 June 1972
Russia
Oleg Antropov, b. 29 July 1966
Gennadi Broslavski, b. 07 September 1973
Dmitri Chumak, b. 16 March 1977
Irek Dautov, b. 16 April 1982
Sergey Gerasimenko, b. 02 October 1969
Andrey Rusov, b. 18 September 1960
Radik Shaymiev, b. 14 November 1964
Alexey Shchukin, b. 12 April 1960
Mikhail Soskin, b. 16 July 1976
Aleksandr Zheludov, b. 18 October 1973
Yevgeni Zhivoglazov, b. 05 October 1962
San Marino
Leo Guerra, b. 19 March 1961
Saudi Arabia
Majed Al-Ghamdi, b. 29 September 1979
Yazeed Al-Rajhi, b. 05 May 1981
Amr Al-Refai, b. 14 August 1978
Serbia
Predrag Dobrohotov, b. 10 April 1948, died on 26 June 2004
Aleksandar Jeremi?, b. 09 February 1974
Vladan Petrovi?, b. 30 January 1980
Vladica Rabrenovi?, b. 14 February 1963 & he is male not female!
Slovakia
Peter Gavlák, b. 18 December 1970
Marián Határ, b. 27 March 1953, died on 07 November 1986
South Africa
Jan Habig, b. 14 September 1959
Douglas Judd, b. 02 October 1955
Soviet Union
Toomas Diener, b. 10 March 1944
Arvydas Girdauskas, b. 05 May 1945, died on 16 November 1999
Aare Klooren, b. 11 August 1957
Toomas Kreek, b. 31 October 1962
Hardi Mets, b. 11 January 1952
Udo Mets, b. 26 June 1946
Heiki Ohu, b. 23 June 1943
Vello Õunpuu, b. 14 November 1949
Aavo Pikkuus, b. 23 September 1954
Spain
Salvador Belzunces, b. 08 January 1958
Roberto Blach, b. 28 June 1966
Pedro Burgo, b. 08 November 1979
Joan Font, 08 November 1973
Rubén González, b. 20 June 1971
Ramón Izquierdo, b. 26 August 1962
Carles Llinas, b. 10 June 1976
Álvaro Muñiz, b. 17 December 1971
Joan Ollé, b. 16 October 1963
Albert Orriols, b. 07 October 1970
Víctor Pérez, b. 23 May 1973
Borja Rozada, b. 16 September 1981
Óscar Sánchez, b. 30 May 1972
Esteban Vallín, b. 24 October 1975
Jordi Zurita, b. 20 April 1965
Sweden
Bengt Abrahamsson, b. 12 December 1956
Björn Adolfsson, b. 25 November 1957
Jerry Åhlin, b. 04 January 1960
Rune Åhlin, b. 24 November 1937
Petter Åkerström, b. 15 September 1976
Clemens Andersson, b. 12 September 1951
Kent Andersson, b. 12 February 1955
Hans Avelin, b. 04 March 1942
Björn Blomqvist, b. 04 November 1951
Ruben Börjesson, b. 27 October 1945
Benny Carlsson, b. 13 October 1959
Christer Carlsson, b. 27 August 1973
Patrik Dybeck, b. 18 August 1977
Thorbjörn Edling, b. 02 April 1955
Anders Eklind, b. 05 November 1950
Pierre Ellison, b. 25 September 1956
Krister Engström, b. 09 September 1962
Nils Flygare, b. 09 June 1947
Bo Fransson, b. 14 May 1952, died on 13 November 2005
Peter Friberg, b. 13 November 1963
Joakim Gevert, b. 28 April 1970
Curt Göransson, b. 13 October 1944
Arne Göthe, b. 15 October 1952
Christer Granlöf, b. 18 December 1954
Thorleif Granlöf, b. 03 August 1950
Hasse Gustafsson, b. 04 January 1970
Mikael Gustafsson, b. 31 May 1965
Per-Mikael Gustafsson, b. 05 September 1960
Leif Hellstenius, b. 19 October 1950
Lars Helmér, died in December 2013
Torbjörn Henrysson, b. 17 December 1957
Roger Hillebjörk, b. 08 November 1959
Yvonne Hultgren, b. 30 August 1960
Robert Jakobsson, b. 25 December 1958
Mikael Jansson, b. 04 January 1960
Erik Johansson, b. 19 November 1948
Harry Joki, b. 27 June 1950
Esko Junttila, b. 20 October 1962
Markku Kangas, b. 13 November 1954
Ingemar Karlsson, b. 05 November 1954
Johan Kressner, b. 06 October 1963
Lars-Erik Kronberg, b. 13 November 1964
Sven-Olov Kvarnlöv, b. 28 July 1953
Dick Larsson, b. 10 July 1954
Ragnar Larsson, b. 02 April 1952
Ulf Larstrand, b. 09 January 1961
Staffan Lindberg, b. 19 November 1965
Göran Lindström, b. 11 December 1947
Henrik Morin, b. 12 November 1963
Joachim Nilsson, b. 10 October 1974
Mikael „Micke“ Nilsson, b. 07 September 1957
Peter Nilsson, b. 30 November 1969
Cemoni Ohlsson, b. 02 September 1956
Steve Olofsson, b. 21 September 1951
Anders Olsson, b. 26 November 1949
Johan Olsson, b. 17 August 1970
Elin Rånby, b. 08 September 1975
Joakim Rånby, b. 05 November 1970
Magnus Rindeby, b. 17 November 1970
Joakim Rydholm, b. 26 December 1971
Roger Rydholm, b. 15 September 1965
Lasse Sällström, b. 21 February 1958
Hans Sellberg, b. 28 September 1937
Kim Sevius, b. 31 August 1964
Sören Skanse, b. 08 September 1944
Anders Söderberg, b. 05 November 1959
Berndt-Inge (note spelling!) Steffansson, b. 30 September 1948
Matti Süld, b. 04 September 1952
Dick Sundman, b. 25 December 1936
Per-Erik Svensson, b. 03 September 1956
Bengt Thorsell, b. 12 December 1946
Tomas Thorszelius, b. 26 November 1967
Erik Waldenström, b. 21 October 1947
Anders Wänn, b. 29 October 1965
Calle (real name: Carl) Ward, b. 07 March 1986
Raymond Wessman, b. 26 April 1960
Tobias Ytterbring, b. 05 December 1973
Switzerland
Gérard Capré, b. 08 March 1952
Stéfan Charpilloz, b. 09 July 1977
Martial Kaufmann, b. 03 January 1967
Jean Krucker, b. 09 December 1948
Turkey
Elif K?ramer, b. 02 June 1970
Renç Koçibey, b. 01 January 1942
Serdar Kurbanzade, b. 01 January 1966
Kaan Öz?enler, b. 15 June 1975
Osman Tüter, b. 22 November 1974
Hamdi Ünal, b. 25 August 1965
Özden Y?lmaz, b. 27 July 1969
Ukraine
Andriy Aleksandrov, b. 15 August 1965
Boris Donskoy, b. 13 July 1951
Ivan German (instead of Herman; note spelling!), b. 20 December 1971
Sergey Koval, b. 19 April 1969
Evgeniy (note spelling!) Leonov, b. 10 September 1971
Volodimir Petrenko, b. 06 September 1958
Valeriy Razumovsky (note spelling!), b. 26 June 1962
Dmitriy Rybak, b. 02 August 1970
Liubomir Shumakov, b. 27 April 1977
Oleksandr Skochyk, b. 05 September 1976
Ihor Sultanov, b. 01 July 1966
Glib Zagoriy (note spelling!), b. 21 August 1976
Oleksiy Zhelezko, b. 04 April 1976
United Arab Emirates
Rashid al Ketbi, b. 01 July 1973
United States of America
John Buffum, b. 04 October 1943 (1945 is wrong)

Many of these dates are from the ewrc (http://www.ewrc-results.com/search.php) website. But there is also a considerable amount of dates from other sources.

[kabouter]

Unfortunately it seems that http://www.rallybase.nl is definitely offline. What a shame!
But once the following data have been gathered I will show them here anyway. Maybe they are of use to anyone else.

The current server issues for RallyBase should only be temporary - I'm in touch with the helpdesk of my webhost to sort things out. In fact, the site went down when I was doing some updates for the first time in over a year last Saturday...

[kabouter]

Just to let you all know that http://www.rallybase.nl is back up - server issue solved :)

[Wim_Impreza]

Netherlands
René Kuipers, b. 09 February 1960 (this is the father of Dennis Kuipers; I don’t know if there is a namesake who was born on 24 March 1970 or if that date is wrong; maybe someone can clarify this)

09 February 1960 is indeed the birthdate of René Kuipers. http://www.fermwrt.com/rally_team

Thank you very much for all your notes.

It is nice that RallyBase is back too. :)