Rally History (part II)

Thanks jirka!

Very interesting the old Saab(?) "60" behind Droogmans Escort:
http://img146.imageshack.us/my.php?i...geron61gb3.jpg

The Bohemia-81 was a big Droogmans-Ferjancz battle:
After 6th special stage:
1. Ferjancz
2. Droogmans +23s
After 10th ss.:
1. Droogmans
2. Ferjancz +1s
After 21st ss.:
1. Droogmans
2. Ferjancz +44s(+ Ferjancz got 60s penalty, because of an early start)
Here, Ferjancz started the big-pursuit(they hoped - the organisers will cancell the penalty):
After 38th ss.:
1.Droogmans
2. Ferjancz +11s
(Ferjancz had problems with the shocks)
Final results after 48 ss.;
1. Droogmans 3h 47min 53s
2. Ferjancz 3h 48min 17s
3. Krupa 4h 02min 42s

Droogmans-Geron in action;
http://img440.imageshack.us/my.php?i...geron41pq7.jpg
Ferjancz-Dr.Tandari:
http://img440.imageshack.us/my.php?i...ndari11yc2.jpg
Krupa-Mystkowski:
http://img440.imageshack.us/my.php?i...owski11xv8.jpg

jirka!

This photo:
http://img72.imageshack.us/my.php?image=271lq4.jpg
Blachna ? or Kvaizar ? or Krecek ?

Here is a photo, Yugoslavian-Italian border, 1970 Rallye London-Mexico:

http://img387.imageshack.us/my.php?i...anbordetq3.jpg

Do you have any information about the special-stages in Yugoslavia of this rallye ?
How many ss. ? Where ? How long ? Tarmac or gravel ?

http://img440.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mapku5.jpg

60 - B. O. M. Team, Thorvald Andersen / Egbert Baasch DK Saab 96 V4 gr. 2
27 - Georg Alber / Antonín Charouz D/CS Škoda 130 RS gr 2

Thanks Jirka!

Antonín Charouz:
Is he the driver, who started on Hill-Climb European Championship in later years ?

Hello, I would like to know if someone could help me to find these names :

Bohemia 90
(33) Vlastimil? Racek-??? Pelc (Jaroslav ?)
(93) Zenkl (Otakar?)-??? Manovska
(97) ???? Karasek-???? Simon
(37) Philippe Hugla-???? Dawson
(49) Rumen Donev-???? Sekulov

Bohemia 91
(45) Hans Brink - ??? Gotfredsen
(9) Jerome Riviere-D??? Hervé
(39) Jens-Age Sorensen-???? Johansen
(146) ???? Chejnovsky-Ivo Vancl
(112) Andreas Decker-???? Summerer
(55) ???? Dekhase-??? Maron
(41) Anders Nystedt-???? Lindgren
(81) Ivan Koncek-L?? Berecz
(4) ??? Al-Maki-???? Steele
(110) P??? Assmann-G??? Reichl
(131) Jan Baumgartner-???? Lukacic
(96) P??? Janecky-Milos Kulas
(19) Johan Westerhof-P??? Baay
(133) Jaroslav Kotatko-???? Vymlatil
(118) Werner Rottenberg-???? Heidemann

Bohemia 1992
which number and what names of the crew classified in 31th, Koutny and Matejka ?

Bohemia 93
(22) Lank (Josef?)-???? Divecky
(59) Vaclav Donat-???? Dolezal
(90) Martin Krecek-???? Ortcykr
(61) Jiri Stembera-???? Svihalek
(78) M??? Pravda-Ivan Novak
(15) ???? Niemela-???? Niemela
(92) Jan Vanicek-???? Picek
(100) Jiri Hendrich-???? Masa
(79) J??? Bastiak-???? Cejka

Bohemia 94
(34) J??? Bastiak-V???? Prouza
(52) Zdenek Kucera-M???? Divecky
(75) J??? Dusek-Jindrich ? Kunc
(62) Stanislav Talian-A??? Novacek
(78) Milan Jurka-H???? Streda
(105) Vladimir? Dolejs -???? Pelc
(70) Milan Pozivil-Z??? Cihak
(114) Frantisek Markvart-???? Horakova
(92) S??? Vilhelm-J??? Havlicek

Bohemia 95
(45) L??? Strakos-???? Duda
(55) Jaroslav Musinsky-???? Navoj
(96) Tim Green-???? Johnson
(114) Karel Jakes-T?? Jakes
(100) Mark Nuttal-???? Whaley
(40) Ivan Vojta-D??? Radl (Dusan?)
(103) ???? Wallis-???? Woodman

Could someone help me ?
Thanks in advance
Best regards
jorge

I am looking for infos Rallye YU 1973.
Great victory for Donatella Tominz - Gabriella Mamolo Fiath 124 Abarth

European Rallye Campionship
7th Rallye YU, 11-13 May 1973:

1 Donatella Tominz - Gabriella Mamolo "Squaw", I, Fiat 124 Abarth, 8092pts.
2 Attila Ferjáncz - Jenő Zsemberi, H, Renault 12 Gordini, 8508pts.
3 ....... Jelinek - ........ Kvaizar, CS, Skoda, 8525pts.
4 Egon Culmbacher – Ernst Werner, GDR, Wartburg 353, 9320pts.
5 Kalfried Weigert – ........ Malsch, GDR, Wartburg 353, 9502pts.
6 ....... Asmus – ........ Meischner , GDR, Trabant 601, 12411pts.
7 ....... Kolev - ......... Malkamov, BG, Renault 12 Gordini, 13054pts.
8 ....... Kolic - ........ Milivoje, YU, BMW 2002, 15530pts.
9 ....... Matosevic - ........ Vucekovic, YU, VW 1300, 21173pts.

Photo: Mamolo, Chubrikov, Zsemberi, Tominz.

Any more infos, other results ?
What happened with Pinto ?
He was the No.1 with Fiat also.

Bohemia 90
(33) Vlastimil Racek-Jaroslav Pelc
(93) Otakar Zenkl-Michaela Manovska
(97) M. Karasek-Radek Simon
(37) Philippe Hugla-Karel Dawson
(48) Rumen Donev-Jordan Sekulov

Bohemia 91
(45) Hans Brink - ??? Gotfredsen
(9) Jerome Riviere-David Hervé
(39) Jens-Age Sorensen-Per Johansen
(146) Lubos Chejnovsky-Ivo Vancl
(112) Andreas Decker-Martin Summerer
(55) Vincent Dekhase-Georges Maron
(41) Anders Nystedt-Bjoern Lindgren
(81) Ivan Koncek-Ladislav Berecz
(4) Mohammed Al-Maki-Tom Steele
(110) P??? Assmann-G??? Reichl
(131) Jan Baumgartner-???? Lukacic
(96) Petr Janecky-Milan Kulas
(19) Johan Westerhof-P??? Baay
(133) Jaroslav Kotatko-Stanislav Vymlatil
(118) Werner Rottenberg-Burkhard Heidemann

Bohemia 1992
which number and what names of the crew classified in 31th, Koutny and Matejka ? ( 139 )

Bohemia 93
(22) Josef Lank -Miroslav Divecky
(59) Vaclav Donat-Pavel Dolezal
(90) Martin Krecek-Karel Ortcykr
(61) Jiri Stembera-Jaroslav Svihalek
(78) Martin Pravda-Ivan Novak
(15) Petri Niemela-Tomi Niemela
(92) Jan Vanicek-Lubos Picek
(100) Jiri Hendrich-Stanislav Masa
(79) Jiri Bistiak-Jan Cejka

Bohemia 94
(34) Jiri Bistiak-Vratislav Prouza
(52) Zdenek Kucera-Miroslav Divecky
(75) Jaromír Dusek-Jindrich Kunc
(62) Stanislav Talian-Ales Novacek
(78) Milan Jurka-Hynek Streda
(105) Vladimir Dolejs -Jaroslav Pelc
(70) Milan Pozivil-Zdenek Cihak
(114) Frantisek Markvart-Martina Horakova
(92) Svatopluk Vilhelm-Jiri Havlicek

Bohemia 95
(107) Ludek Strakos-Dusan Duda
(55) Jaroslav Musinsky-Karel Navoj
(96) Tim Green-Peter Johnson
(114) Karel Jakes-Tomas Jakes
(100) Mark Nuttal-Andrew Whaley
(40) Ivan Vojta-D??? Radl (Dusan?)
(103) Simon Wallis-Cath Woodman
Sorry, rest tomorrow.

Fantastic Jirka !!

Thank You very much !

best regards
jorge

Sorry I have found only Dusan Radl. I have no first name for others.

Thank You once more, Jirka !

Regards
jorge

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Originally Posted by RobertS

Do you have any information about the special-stages in Yugoslavia of this rallye ?
How many ss. ? Where ? How long ? Tarmac or gravel ?

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There were two SS in Yugoslavia:

The first one, was a tight tarmac road from Titogard to Kotor (80 km long), under the name of Montenegro

The second one, was a mixture of tarmac and gravel roads from Glainoc to Bosanska Krupa (192 km long), under the name of Serbia


Carles.

Carles,

Thank you very much !

At Rallybase Tjeerd only has „Nielsen/Henriksen“ on car # 28 at the 1970 Rallye Monte-Carlo, a Volvo 142 of a Danish duo in 30th place.

Recently I found out they were Jens Nielsen (b. 1919) and Henning Henriksen (b. 1932).

@kabouter
After I overcame some difficulties with my files here are some more data (partly thanks to info on rallycross drivers provided by rx-guru).
Austria
Dany (full name: Daniela) Bayer, b. 29 March 1975 (instead of May)
Harald Gottlieb, b. 31 October 1943
Thomas Lettner, b. 07 March 1970
Georg Reitsperger, b. 03 March 1957
Judith Schachinger (full name: Moser-Schachinger), b. 04 April 1973
Cathi (full name: Catharina; note spelling!) Schmidt, b. 16 December 1969
Thomas Zeltner, b. 28 June 1956
Belgium
Guy Deladrière, b. 26 February 1943
Jean-Marie Jacquemin, b. 06 August 1942
Bart Luijbregts, b. 14 December 1950
Yves Peeters, b. 09 June 1977
Bulgaria
George Tanev (not sure about spelling), b. 28 May 1983
Cyprus
Dimi Mavropoulos, b. 31 October 1949
Czech Republic
Miroslav Jandík, b. 09 May 1975
Stanislav Šelmát, b. 06 June 1953
Denmark
Freddy Pedersen, b. 01 August 1950
Finland
Peter Flythström, b. 02 May 1976
Jokke (real name: Jouko) Kallio, b. 06 May 1947
Jussi (real name: Juhani; Juhani and Jussi are one and the same!) Kynsilehto, b. 02 November 1941
Timo Mäkelä, b. 01 June 1945
Timo Virtanen, b. 31 May 1947
France
Jean-Manuel Beuzelin, b. 30 September 1964
Guylène Brun, b. 07 April 1961
Alain Coppier, b. 28 July 1948
Georges Houel, died on 10 April 2008
Nicolas Klinger, b. 19 April 1976
Hervé Lemonnier aka „Knapick“, b. 09 January 1947
Michel Marie, b. 11 January 1940
Germany
Gerd Behret, died on 20 December 1986
Stefan Göttig, b. 07 March 1965
Manfred Klemme, b. 07 May 1965
Ulrich Kübler, b. 26 June 1974
Andreas Leue, b. 28 May 1959
Egon Meurer, b. 1947, died on 21 March 1998
Peggy Porrmann, b. 17 April 1977
Regine Rausch, b. 09 July 1966
Axel Richter, b. 20 March 1972
Heinz-Walter Schewe, b. 06 October 1942
Great Britain
Tony Bell, b. 15 June 1960
Ben Briant, b. 11 June 1980
Tony Drummond, b. 05 May 1942
Doug (full name: Douglas Rowland) Harris, b. 31 January 1922, died on 01 May 2008
Barry Lee, b. 17 August 1944
Tim Line, b. 09 May 1963
Paul Northall, b. 24 March 1945
Craig Parry, b. 21 March 1979
Bobby Willis, b. 05 July 1954
Hungary
Róbert Tagai, b. 17 April 1970
Japan
Yoshio Ikemachi, b. 24 November 1971
Takuma Kamada, b. 21 June 1974
Masahiko Nabekura, b. 12 May 1978
Muneyoshi Shibagaki, b. 01 December 1950
Takuya Sugimura, b. 14 July 1965
Koji Wakuta, b. 03 May 1967
Jordan
Hamza Dirani, b. 16 August 1982
Amjad Farrah, b. 17 January 1967
Kenya
Frank Gitau, b. 1968
Nick Nowicki, b. 1928
Lithuania
Vilius Rožukas, b. 30 June 1985
Eugenijus Tumalevičius, b. 1956
Luxemburg
Hugo Arellano, b. 02 July 1987
Romain Feitler, b. 15 November 1946 (or maybe 1950?)
Nicolas Koob, b. 26 July 1930
Mexico
Omar Chávez, b. 23 November 1980
Adrián Díaz-Caneja (full name: Adrián Díaz-Caneja Yobal), b. 28 August 1986
Benito Guerra (full name: Benito Guerra Jr.), b. 25 March 1985
Francisco Name (full name: Francisco Name Guzzy), b. 21 September 1984
Ricardo Triviño (full name: Luis Ricardo Triviño Bujalil), b. 15 February 1973
Monaco
„Tilber“: real name: Christian Gilbert
Morocco
Jean Kerguen, b. 23 August 1925 (I thought he was French)
Netherlands
Kevin Abbring, b. 20 January 1989
Chiel Bos, b. 03 July 1961
Glenn Bosch, b. 22 February 1962
John Bosch, according to my notes b. 01 April 1962 (instead of January)
Gerard de Rooy (full name: Gerardus de Roo&#307 ;) , b. 21 June 1980
Marc de Jong, b. 23 April 1968
Robin Ecker, b. 14 June 1969
Eduard Eertink, b. 12 March 1977
Gerhard Henneky, b. 07 May 1967
René Kuipers, b. 24 March 1970
Bart Luijbregts, b. 14 December 1950
Nancy Meijer, b. 24 Nov 1967 (died on 16 Sep 2006)
Michiel Poel, b. 04 April 1967
Sander Röling, b. 20 January 1968
John Raven, b. 29 December 1965
Antoon Reurings, b. 12 January 1949
Peter van den Berg, b. 09 January 1963
Frits van Eerd, b. 25 March 1967
Peter van Merksteijn, b. 10 June 1956
Coen Vink, b. 08 July 1965
Hans Weijs, b. 19 June 1960
Hans Weijs jr., b. 19 December 1986
New Zealand
Kim Austin, died on 13 January 2004
Chris Barns, b. 13 December 1953, died on 13 January 2004
Kevin Bell, b. 22 February 1965 (if it’s him)
Daynom Templeman, b. 20 October 1977
Inky (real name: Ian) Tulloch, b. 21 September 1950
Grant Whittaker, died on 29 May 1982
John Woolf, died on 29 May 1982
Norway
Bruno Arntsen, b. 24 October 1962
Kjetil Bolneset, b. 20 July 1953
Markus Foss, b. 09 June 1982
Edward Gjølberg, died in 1992
Torfinn Heller, b. 26 April 1963
Anders Kjær, b. 10 October 1985
Kristian Kolberg, b. 1969
Thomas Kolberg, b. 1972
Kenneth Moen. b. 1961
Trond Schea, b. 13 November 1930
Tommy Slåstad, b. 13 January 1970
Trond Svendsen, b. 03 June 1981

@ Reinhard: You got Bart Luijbregts twice, but he is not Belgian but from Valkenswaard (NL). And Dimi is the short form of Dimitrios Mavropoulos from Cyprus, but who had a British RAC MSA licence for many years, as he used to live or still lives in London.

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@ Reinhard: You got Bart Luijbregts twice, but he is not Belgian but from Valkenswaard (NL).

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That was the test whether anyone is reading at all!
Nein, im Ernst, Eddi, vielen Dank dafür, dass du so aufmerksam bist!

@kabouter
Poland
Robert Mucha, b. 20 June 1943
Portugal
José Carlos Macedo (full name: José Carlos Araújo Macedo), b. 14 April 1961
João Figueiredo, b. 26 August 1980
Pedro Faria (full name: Pedro Leite de Faria), b. 10 September 1964
Manuel Mello-Breyner, b. 15 September 1953
Tomas Mello-Breyner, b. 12 December 1957
Pedro Azeredo (full name: Pedro Melo Bareto de Azeredo), b. 01 July 1961 (or 1967)
Miguel Ramos, b. 26 September 1971
Nuno da Silva (full name: Nuno Rodrigues da Silva), b. 03 February 1965
Bernardo Sousa (full name: Bernardo Rodrigues Tomás Sousa), b. 16 May 1987
Horácio Franco (full name: Horácio Teixeira de Medeiros Franco), b. 01 July 1954
Ricardo Teodósio, b. 24 December 1975
Romania
Traian Arsenescu, b. 23 July 1977
Aurelian Bădina, b. 06 June 1974
Eugen Bădina, b. 01 April 1970
Dacian Banca, b. 26 March 1953
Carmen Berghea, b. 09 June 1971
Daniel Burchel, b. 14 August 1969
Flavius Cîmpeanu, b. 13 September 1973
Sorin Colceriu, b. 29 December 1969
Alexandru Filip, b. 25 January 1979
Dan Gîrtofan, b. 04 September 1968
Günther Graef, b. 19 June 1967
George Grigorescu, b. 17 January 1959
Florin Hangu, b. 24 April 1948
Bogdan Iancu, b. 06 October 1975
Emanuel Ilina, b. 11 September 1974
Sebastian Itu, b. 27 February 1970
Sorin Itu, b. 08 November 1965
Zoltán Juhos, b. 04 August 1976
Mihai Leu, b. 13 February 1968
Robert Maior, b. 13 January 1970
Bogdan Marişca, b. 05 March 1970
Manu (full name: Emanuel) Mihalache, b. 14 August 1970
Alexandru Mitroi, b. 07 December 1980
Silviu Moraru, b. 01 September 1961
Alexandru Piţigoi, b. 20 May 1979
Dorin Pulpea, b. 26 November 1968
Horaţiu Savu, b. 05 September 1971
Liviu Savu, b. 29 September 1969
Ciprian Solomon, b. 28 September 1971
Vlad Terzi, b. 24 July 1974
Valentina Tomescu, b. 10 July 1982
Daniel Ungur, b. 19 June 1972
Ştefan Vasile, b. 18 September 1952
San Marino
Loris Baldacci, b. 07 June 1987
Serbia and Montenegro
Miloš Komljenović, b. 26 September 1985
Slovenia
Tom Nemarnik (note spelling!), b. 21 May 1977
Boris Popovič, b. 05 September 1962
Soviet Union
Stasys Brundza, b. 22 February 1947
Eugenijus Tumalevičius, b. 1956
Spain
Josep Arqué, b. 20 July 1962
Jorge Bäbler (full name: Jorge Bäbler Bebié), b. 09 August 1947, died in August 1990
Jaime Balaña, b. 1946, died on 29 December 2003
Salvador Cañellas (full name: Salvador Cañellas Gual), b. 01 December 1944
Lucas Cruz Senra, b. 26 December 1974
Iñaki Goiburu, b. 20 December 1966
Oriol Julià (full name: Oriol Julià Pascual), b. 10 February 1973
Jorge de Bagration (full name: Giorgi de Bagratión y de Mukhrani), died on 16 January 2007
Alex Romaní (full name: Alejandro Romaní Balcells), b. 18 April 1964
Manuel Rueda (full name: Manuel Rueda Sánchez), b. 28 October 1983
Ignacio Sunsundegui (full name: José Ignacio Sunsundegui), b. 04 April 1941, died on 03 June 1997
Joan Sureda, b. 22 November 1959
Antonio Zanini – full name: Antonio Zanini Sans

Hi all!

I am in the middle of some research about the history of the Nissan 240RS in Belgium. I have quite a lot of entries of these cars in my list, but there are still a lot of information missing. Maybe someone here can help me?

I am looking for
Year Event Date Position Entrant Driver Nat Co-Driver Nat StartNo. Reg No.
1983 Circuit des Ardennes (B) Driver:Everett, Simon
Wanted: Entrant, Startno., Reg. No.

1983 Tac Rally Driver:Everett, Simon
Wanted: Date of the event, entrant, Co-Driver with nationality, Startno., Reg. No.

1983 Rallye du Condroz Driver :D umont, Jean-Louis
Wanted: Co-Driver with nationality, Reg. No.

1983 Rallye du Condroz Driver:Fraikin, Paul
Wanted: Result, Reg. No.

1984 Boucles de Spa Driver:Barras, E
Wanted: First name of the driver and the Codriver, Registration No.

1984 Boucles de Spa Driver :D e Bare, C
Wanted: First name of the driver and the Codriver, Registration No.

1984 Circuit des Ardennes Driver:Airikkala, Pentti
Wanted: Name of the Codriver with nationality; Startno., Reg. No.

1985 Boucles de Spa Driver: Roothaert, Flory
Wanted: Entrant, Name of the Codriver with nationality; Reg. No.

1985 Boucles de Spa Driver: Airikkala, Pentti
Wanted: Entrant, Name of the Codriver with nationality; Reg. No.

1985 Rallye International de Hannut Driver: Roothaert, Flory Wanted: Entrant, Name of the Codriver with nationality; Startno., Reg. No.

1985 Tac Rally Driver: Roothaert, Flory
Wanted: Entrant, Name of the Codriver with nationality; Startno., Reg. No.

1985 Criterium Oliver Gendebien Driver: Roothaert, Flory
Wanted: Entrant, Name of the Codriver with nationality; Startno., Reg. No.

1985 Ypres Rally Driver: Roothaert, Flory
Wanted: Entrant, Name of the Codriver with nationality;

1985 Ypres Rally Startno. 55
Wanted: Entrant, Result Name and Nationality of driver and codriver

1985 Bochten van Luik Driver: Bodsen
Wanted: Entrant, First name of the driver and the Codriver with Nationalities, Registration No., Startno.

Any help would be highly appreciated. Also if you know of any other entries or have any photos, please let me know.

Thank a lot
Dkone

I'm pretty sure Simon Everett's co-driver on TAC 83 was Dave West. I think the same question came up once before on here and I didn't know - which is embarrassing because I competed in TAC83 and spoke to Simon after the finish when he was lifting out the engine with the "cherry-picker" used by the town of Tielt to maintain the street lighting!
Dave West is listed as his co-driver in the Ieper 83 entry list, where "Mac.H." is also listed as entrant/club. Belgian entry lists always were a bit confusing regarding entrant, as they usually listed an inconsistent mixture of commercial entrant or the motor club to which the crew belonged. I don't recall Mac.H. as being a club but I would have thought his entrant would have been "Tuborg Racing" or a similar name.
Other names like Vandermaesen and Budo, with no other obvious conection than a club are also shown as "Mac.H.".

As for the date of the event:
http://img162.imageshack.us/img162/8297/1000854lk6.jpg
http://img162.imageshack.us/img162/8...5df276da35.jpg

Everett, Ardennes 83 (from Forum Auto)
http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/6...tt83pd9.th.jpg

@kabouter (Tjeerd, are you still looking?)

A big help for the following dates of drivers and co-drivers from
Turkey
has been this website.

Melis Çeker, b. 05 March 1983
Can Çelebi, b. 09 August 1979
Burcu Çetinkaya, b. 19 March 1981
Alparslan Çukurova, b. 16 December 1962
Rıza Çukurova, b. 31 October 1954
Ferhat İzzetoğlu, b. 17 December 1969
Tarık (note spelling!) Öktem, b. 02 September 1977
Halim Özal, b. 01 January 1969
Hasan Özal, b. 14 June 1981
Celal Özben, b. 19 August 1966
Osman Özdoğan (note spelling!), b. 10 June 1974
Keşfi Özgüç, b. 25 January 1968
Yüksel Özgür, b. 09 February 1960
Levent Özokutucu, b. 13 July 1985
Hasan Özseyhan, b. 21 May 1982
Serhat Öztemir, b. 29 August 1982
Eren Üçlertoprağı, b. 08 December 1983
Dağhan Ünlüdoğan, b. 02 October 1978
Tansel Üründül, b. 17 May 1964
Kerem Üstünkaya, b. 27 November 1967
Hüseyin Akbulut, b. 01 April 1965
Berna Aksoy, b. 31 March 1980
Aykan (note spelling!) Alakoç, b. 04 February 1981
Ersan Alkır, b. 23 February 1982
Ender Alkoçlar, b. 24 May 1966
Koray Alp, b. 08 September 1977
Baran Alpay, b. 1963
Bora Arabacı, b. 04 April 1979
Atıl Atılgan, b. 06 November 1973
Süleyman Atay, b. 12 May 1970
Yağız (note spelling!) Avcı, b. 02 January 1984
Bılge Ayan, b. 04 June 1980
Selim Bacıoğlu, b. 13 January 1986
Hakan Bahar, b. 19 March 1960
Cem Bakançocukları, b. 18 April 1966
Mehmet Besler, b. 24 May 1972
Aytaç Biter, b. 05 November 1965
Güven Bostancı, b. 07 June 1973
Serdar Bostancı, b. 25 April 1958
Vedat Bostancı, b. 07 November 1978
Ahmet Burkay, b. 01 December 1967
Cenk Ceyişakar, b. 02 September 1967
Cevdet Durmaz, b. 20 August 1961
Alper Ekmekçioğlu, b. 17 March 1980
Kenan Engin, b. 30 November 1966
Ömer Erdem, b. 14 July 1971
Alkan Erden, b. 04 December 1967
Burak Erdener, b. 02 July 1971
Serhat Erdoğan (note spelling!), b. 02 January 1961
Kuvvet Erim, b. 27 November 1957
Murat Ersönmez, b. 03 July 1971
Orkan Gökşen, b. 03 May 1965
Bahadır Gücenmez, b. 02 June 1973
Macit Gür, b. 22 January 1962
Ayça Hasbay, b. 04 June 1979
Volkan Işık, b. 11 September 1967
Uğur Kızıl, b. 25 February 1963
Adil Küçüksarı, b. 12 September 1984
Burak Koçoğlu, b. 17 September 1984
Bülent Korzay, b. 28 November 1967
Koray Muratoğlu, b. 17 August 1977
Menderes Okur, b. 08 May 1972
İbrahim Okyay, b. 01 August 1969
Sinan Pulat, b. 28 July 1973
Murat Sümer, b. 26 February 1982
Ahmet Sami Can, b. 18 September 1966
Gökhan Saraçoğlu, b. 03 September 1973
Mert Soley, b. 05 February 1967
Mert Süzgen, b. 12 November 1972
Ünal Tezel, b. 04 May 1976
Nehir Yılmaz, b. 27 August 1979
Ali Yaşar, b. 19 June 1971
Mehmet Yazıcı, b. 22 September 1960

I know this woman! Her birthname is Ingrid, but she´s been called Tina by all of her friends... Its the same one anyway :p !
She has´nt been codriving for quite some time, but is planning to start again :D ! She had a baby two years ago, a Liam :eek: !

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She appears as both Tina and Ingrid on entry lists... :s Perhaps there's somebody who knows her who can shed some light on this?

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Here's the Nissan list. All codrivers are belgian, unless specified otherwise

12-13/3/1983 Circuit des Ardennes (B)
Simon Everett / Lambert Peeters
BXI 5030, nr 7, finished 4th

16-17/4/1983 Tac Rally
Simon Everett / Willy Lux (not Dave West, Willy is clearly recognizable on the photos)
BXI 5030, nr 4, 6th,

13-15/5/1983 Haspengouwrally
Simon Everett / Lambert Peeters
BXI 5030, nr 6, DNF (engine)

11-13/11/1983 Rallye du Condroz
Jean-Louis Dumont / Philippe Droeven
BXI 5024, nr 9, 3rd

11-13/11/1983 Rallye du Condroz
Paul Fraikin / Vielvoye
24th

2-4/2/1984 Boucles de Spa
Etienne Barras / Georges Biar?
BXI 5024, nr 6, dnf

1984 Boucles de Spa Driver: De Bare, Christian
dnf

1984 Circuit des Ardennes Driver:Airikkala, Pentti
Neil Wilson (UK), nr 3, 2nd, maybe BXI 5030

1-3/6/1984 Haspengouwrally
Jimmy McRae / Rob Arthur
FIW 9493, nr 2, 3rd

1-3/6/1984 Haspengouwrally
Reynald Menghini (CH) / Gwsend (nat. ??)
VD 268 269 (CH) , 36, 16th

1985 Boucles de Spa Driver: Airikkala, Pentti
Neil Wilson (UK), nr 4, dnf

1985 Rallye International de Hannut (national c'ship)
Christian Wauters, BXI 5024, nr 9, 6th

1985 Tac Rally Driver: Roothaert, Flory
BXI 5024, dnf I think, after too much crash damage

1985 Ypres Rally Driver: Roothaert, Flory
Christian Wauters, BXI 5024, 8th,

1985 Criterium Oliver Gendebien (national)
Flory Roothaert / Christian Wauters
BXI 5024, 2nd

1985 12 heures de Braine le Comte (national)
Flory Roothaert / Christian Wauters
BXI 5024, dnf (engine)

1985 Rallye d'Aubel (national)
Deckers / Lebeau, 18th

1985 Grenslandrally (national)
Michel Thys /
J 14202, nr 30

1985 Boucles de Liège (= Bochten van luik) (national)
Yannick Bodson / Timmermans
J 14202, nr 14, 4th

1986 Rallye de Wallonie
James Prochowski / Ponaro , 15th

1986 Ypres Rally Driver:
Roothaert, Flory / Christian Wauters
BXI 5024, nr 66, DNF

1986 Rallye du Condroz
Flory Roothaert / Christian Wauters
BXI 5024, 11th

1986, national championship, Jean-Pierre Mondron / Freddy Macq, J26 551
Houtlandrally, #18, 13th
TAC rally, 11th
12 Heures de Marche #17, 7th
12 Heures de Braine le Comte, #14, 6th
Rallye d'Aubel, 12th
Boucles de Liège, 5th

1986, national championship, Yannick Bodson, J 14202?
12 Heures de Marche #16, DNF
12 Heures de Braine le Comte, #17, DNF (rear axle)

1986 Rallye d'Aubel (national)
Léonard / Bouvier, 18th
Joway / Parmentier, 25th

2004 Rallysprint van de Monteberg
Ian Roberton (UK) / Kenny Roberts (UK)
UIA 4275

2007 Omloop van Vlaanderen
Ian Roberton (UK) / Kenny Roberts (UK)
UIA 4275, Nr 58
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...to/731/058.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...to/731/059.jpg

2008 Rallysprint van de Monteberg
Ian Roberton (UK) / Kenny Roberts (UK)
UIA 4275, Nr 12, 17th
http://www.rallyfoto.be/albums/813/images/012.JPG
http://www.rallyfoto.be/albums/813/images/012b.JPG

Photos from the 80s can be found here: http://picasaweb.google.be/ALEXANDERRAMON80

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@kabouter (Tjeerd, are you still looking?)

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I'm still reading the forum, but haven't got time at the moment to work on RallyBase. I'll add all the dates you found to the database as soon as I start working on the site again.

At 1997 Neste Finland Rally, a Skoda Felicia finished in 25th, but who was the driver; Emil Triner or Regis Triboulet?
I've found some sources stating one, some the other?

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Originally Posted by Kaps

At 1997 Neste Finland Rally, a Skoda Felicia finished in 25th, but who was the driver; Emil Triner or Regis Triboulet?
I've found some sources stating one, some the other?

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It was Triner. I guess somebody made an error entering the driver into a database, seeing that both driver names start with Tri...

Thanks Tjeerd!

One more, at 1997 RAC, Medeghini's Escort was a privateer or a works entry?

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Originally Posted by Kaps

Thanks Tjeerd!

One more, at 1997 RAC, Medeghini's Escort was a privateer or a works entry?

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According to entry list they were entered by Ford Motor Co.

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Originally Posted by ReWind

@Jorge:
Russia only comes under "R" and so it is far away yet. Nevertheless this is what I have:
Aleksandr Dorosinski, b. 13 August 1973
Evgeny Novikov, b. 19 September 1990
Evgeny Vertunov, b. 06 July 1983 http://www.rallybel.be/fiche_vertunov_yevgeni.htm
Evgeny Aksakov, b. 13 December 1975 http://www.rallybel.be/fiche_aksakov_yevgeni.htm
Aleksandr Lesnikov, b. 15 June 1959, d. 11 April 2006
Aleksand Ninonenko (no info, but I think the name is spelled "Nikolenko")
Sergey Uspenski, b. 11 August 1958 (source: Rallybase)
Evgeny Vasin (no info)
Andrey Zhigunov, b. 23 August 1972 (source: Rallybase)

@kabouter:
Great Britain
Kim Baker, b. 30 September 1984
Daniel Barritt, b. 23 August 1981
Derek (full name: Derek Reginald) Bell
Ray (full name: Raymond) Bellm
Denis Biggerstaff, b. 24 May 1954
John Bloxham, b. 12 April 1943
Tom Boardman, b. 15 October 1983
Tim Brise, b. 12 November 1953
Martin (full name: Martin John) Brundle
Dominic Buckley, better known as Dom Buckley
Jim Bullough, died 04 June 2005
Richard (full name: Richard Alexander) Burns
Tony (full name: Richard Anthony) Fall, died 01 December 2007
Max Harvey, b. 15 January 1941, died 29 June 2001
Martin Holmes, b. 25 April 1940
Simon Hughes, b. 06 March 1983
Nigel Hunter, b. 20 December 1948
Tony Jardine, b. 05 March 1952
Huw Lewis, b. 17 April 1957
Colin Malkin, died 23 January 2006
Fin McCaul, b. 11 May 1963 (but I think he is Irish)
Colin (full name: Colin Steele) McRae
Frank Meagher, died 10 March 2002 (but I think he was Irish)
Claire Mole, b. 10 November 1968
Ellen Morgan, b. 27 April 1944 (maybe 1942), died 08 December 2006
Keith Oswin, b. 23 January 1956
Gerry (full name: Geraint) Phillips, died 04 December 1996
Neil Shanks, b. 21 September 1977
David Stone, b. 10 February 1940
John Taylor, b. 03 October 1941
Colin Vandervell, b. 03 May 1944
Tommy (full name: Thomas Henry) Wisdom, b. 16 February 1907, died 12 November 1972
James Wozencroft, b. 10 May 1984
Hungary
Dániel Holczer, b. 29 May 1973
Gábor Magyar, b. 15 December 1976 (is he identical to Gábor Major?)
Tamás Tagai, b. 17 January 1974
András Thurzó, b. 25 May 1976
Indonesia
Subhan Aksa, b. 11 October 1986
Rifat Sungkar, b. 22 October 1978
Ireland
Paddy (full name: Patrick Barron) Hopkirk
Rory Kennedy, b. 27 July 1970
James O’Brien, b. 15 November 1961
and a late comer from
Argentina
Rodolfo Ortíz, b. 24 February 1962 (Happy Birthday!)

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Sorry to bother you, but you've come up in my search. The Geraint Phillips listed in one of your posts - did he have a house in Ditton, nr Maidstone, Kent and another place in Naivasha, Kenya, a son called Allin and a daughter named Kerry (?), and was he a helicopter pilot as well as an ex rally driver?? IF so, then I guess that sadly he must be the same Gerry Phillips who was a very dear friend of mine, until I lost contact with him during 96 and have been trying to get back in touch with ever since.I would be SO grateful for ANY information you might be able to give me on this PLEASE.

@seacasa:
Geraint "Gerry" Phillips was a rally co-driver (look here for Tjeerd's statistics on him) & a journo.
He was born in 1931 (I don't know the exact date but would like to learn it) and died in Kenya in a traffic accident in December 1996.

From AUTOSPORT's (short and uncredited) obituary (12 Dec 1996)

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Rallying lost one of its most endearing characters last Wednesday when Gerry Phillips was killed in a road accident in Kenya. The veteran journalist was in the country he loved for the memorial service of a friend when the accident happened.
Phillips, like Denis Jenkinson, was a lynchpin of reportage in Motor Sport and for many his reports from the World Rally Championship were a vital link with the series.
His experience was vast and it should not be forgotten that he was Ari Vatanen's co-driver when the fiery young Finn made his overseas debut on the Rally of Jamaica in 1975.
Whether it was recounting outrageous and hilarious stories in his own blend of Welsh and Swahili, puffing on his trademark pipe or enjoying his second love of fying a helicopter, Gerry was the life and soul of many a party.

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Unfortunately there are no hints at his family members.

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Sorry to bother you, but you've come up in my search. The Geraint Phillips listed in one of your posts - did he have a house in Ditton, nr Maidstone, Kent and another place in Naivasha, Kenya, a son called Allin and a daughter named Kerry (?), and was he a helicopter pilot as well as an ex rally driver?? IF so, then I guess that sadly he must be the same Gerry Phillips who was a very dear friend of mine, until I lost contact with him during 96 and have been trying to get back in touch with ever since.I would be SO grateful for ANY information you might be able to give me on this PLEASE.

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I cannot think of anyone else in rallying with the same name who would remotely fit your description. Apart from co-driving the likes of Ove Andersson, GP was Rallies editor of Motoring News (now Motorsport News) under the same pseudonym "Verglas" used by his predecessors back to Stuart Turner.
The only place of residence I have seen was Glynnedd, Morgannwg in early 1970s but it would fit that he had to live somewhere nearer London later on when working for Motorsport as well as MN. He developed a passion for Kenya after first reporting on the Safari, made friends there with people who flew light aircraft and I think I recall him eventually having a place there.
The best forum I could suggest asking on is :
http://www.britishrally.co.uk/rally/
Some older rally people post there regularly, although many are too young to be able to give you a definitive answer.

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Here's the Nissan list. All codrivers are belgian, unless specified otherwise

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Juha thank you very much for the great list. I have compared these files to the ones in my records and found some variations:
1) Everett - Circuit des Adrennes 1983
According to my records he finished 3rd, not fourth
2) Everett - Haspengouw 1983
I think he retired with a broken gearbox
3) Roothaert - Hannut 1985
My records say he finished 3rd and not 6th
4) Roothaert - TAC 1985
I have found a source saying he retired because of "voortrein", but would not know how to translate it correctly.

Again thanks for you help so far. Doing some further research on the web I found images of the 240RS on two events in Belgium in 1987. Hopefully someone can fill the gaps:

Rally Hautes Fagnes 1987
No. 1 was a red Nissan driven by Duez Was this Marc Duez? And would anybody know the result and the name of his codriver?
Also Flory Roothaert drove a Nissan on this event. I am missing the result of him, the name of the codriver and the start number.

Rally Hannut 1987
I am missing the result and name of Flory Roothaerts codriver
Also Mondron drove a 240RS, would anybody know the registration, result and name of his codriver?

Finally I am looking for the dates of some events:
Snowman Rally 1988
Wydean Stages 1988
Cork 20 1988

Sorry for asking so many questions. Hopefully I will be able to help other users of the forum in the future. I should have a lot of sources to answer questions about WRC events in the 1970s and 1980s.

Thanks
Dkone

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Juha thank you very much for the great list. I have compared these files to the ones in my records and found some variations:
1) Everett - Circuit des Adrennes 1983
According to my records he finished 3rd, not fourth

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The winner, Snijers, was disqualified, leaving Evrett 3rd. But two weeks later Snijers was declared the winner. Your records probably don't include Snijers.

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Originally Posted by dkone

2) Everett - Haspengouw 1983
I think he retired with a broken gearbox

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I have video footage of the car, and it's definitely an engine problem.

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Originally Posted by dkone

3) Roothaert - Hannut 1985
My records say he finished 3rd and not 6th

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I have two sources stating he was 6th. Jean-Louis Dumont was supposed to take care of the car's setup, but he had a fatal accident a few weeks before the rally, so the car was useless.

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Originally Posted by dkone

4) Roothaert - TAC 1985
I have found a source saying he retired because of "voortrein", but would not know how to translate it correctly.

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The front drivetrain (that's what it is) was bent.

Again thanks for you help so far. Doing some further research on the web I found images of the 240RS on two events in Belgium in 1987. Hopefully someone can fill the gaps:

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Originally Posted by dkone

Rally Hautes Fagnes 1987
No. 1 was a red Nissan driven by Duez Was this Marc Duez? And would anybody know the result and the name of his codriver?
Also Flory Roothaert drove a Nissan on this event. I am missing the result of him, the name of the codriver and the start number.

Rally Hannut 1987
I am missing the result and name of Flory Roothaerts codriver
Also Mondron drove a 240RS, would anybody know the registration, result and name of his codriver?

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I had forgotten to look for 1987 results. Roothaert still drove a Nissan, registered 5756 MAN, in the national championship.

20-21/3, Hannut:
4th, Flory Roothaert - Georges Van Oosten
9th, Guy Leonard - Dombret
I think Leonard was the man who owned most of the Nissans and hired them to other drivers.

4/4 Rallye des Hautes Fagnes
4th: Roothaert-Wauters (probably driving 5756 MAN during that year)
5th: Duez-Grenier

23-24/5 Criterium Olivier Gendebien
4th Roothaert - Van Oosten

6-7/5 Les 12 heures de Marche
6th Roothaert - Wauters

20-21/6 Les 12 heures de Braine le Comte
1st Roothaert - Wauters

13/9 Internationale Rally van Looi
3rd Roothaert - Wauters
7th Erik Vleminckx - Ivan Kneuts (Ill try to find out what he registration was)

26-27/9 Rallye d'Aubel
7th, Jean-Pierre Mondron - Freddy Macq

17-18/10 Boucles de Lièges
7th, Jean-Pierre Mondron - Freddy Macq

1987 International championship, with a separate group B class:

6-8/3, Circuit des Ardennes
Roothaert - Wauters
1st group B, nr 105, 5756 MAN

1-2/5 Rallye de Wallonie
Roothaert - Wauters
Crash

28-30/8 Bianchi rally
Roothaert - Wauters
1st group B

19-20/9 Omloop van Vlaanderen
Roothaert - Wauters
Clutch faillure

1988 National championship:

26-27/3/1988, Hannut:
7th, Flory Roothaert - Georges Van Oosten
Car entered as Nissan Silvia all year long.

9-10/4/88 TAC Rally
4th, Flory Roothaert - Georges Van Oosten

16-17/4 Rallye des Hautes Fagnes
4th: Roothaert-Wauters

8/5 Sezoensrally
2th, Flory Roothaert - Georges Van Oosten

19/6 Les 12 heures de Braine le Comte
4th Roothaert - Wauters

27-28/8 Bianchi rally
4th Roothaert - Wauters

24-25/9 Rallye d'Aubel
6th Roothaert - Wauters

And further back into time, the 1983 national championship, where Dumont drove BXI 5024, named "Nissan Silvia":
9-10/4, 500 KM d'Andenne, Dumont-Dombret, 3rd
23-24/4, Ronde du Nouveau Namur, Dumont-Eddy Borremans, 1st
7-8/5, Criterium Olivier Gendebien, Dumont-Paul? Fraikin, 1st
21-22/5, 12 Heures de Marche, Dumont-Borremans, nr 4, 1st
29/5, 12 Heures de Braine-le-Comte, Dumont-Borremans, 1st
11-12/6 Grenslandrally, Dumont-Bielen, 5th
25/9 Ronde Visé-Aubel, Everett-Lux, BXI 5030, nr 3, 1st

In 1984, Dumont was an FIA prioritary driver so he couldn't win the national championship. The car was driven by Etienne Barras.

24/3, Hannut, Barras-Georges Biar, nr 6,2nd
12/5, Criterium Olivier Gendebien, Barras-Biar, 2nd

27/5, 12 Heures de Braine le Comte
- Barras-Biar, nr 5, 17th (they ran out of fuel on the first stage)
- Michel de Deyne - Philippe? Bouvier, J 26551, 15th
- Fraikin, nr 24, probably retired

12 Heures de Marche, Barras-Biar, nr 3,crash
16/9/84, Ronde Visé-Aubel, Barras-Biar, 4th
Grenslandrally, Barras-Biar, 5th

Boucles de Liège
- Barras-Biar, nr 6, 1st
- Thierry Reginster - Marc Delmelle, J 14202, nr 4, 3rd
- Evrett - ?, nr 3, ???664X, DNF

That should be all. :)

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Finally I am looking for the dates of some events:
Snowman Rally 1988
Wydean Stages 1988
Cork 20 1988

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I have found a 1988 diary where I noted the dates that events were scheduled to take place (but not actually confirmed that they actually took place on those days) & the dates I have are as follows:

Snowman (Esso Scottish Championship) - Saturday February 13th
Wyedean (BTRDA Championship) - Saturday February 6th
Cork '20' (Irish Tarmac Championship) - Saturday & Sunday October 1st & 2nd

Steve

hi
can help me , would like to know the results ( 1° to 15° ) of Espana Rally 1966?
J think Leo Cella 1 ° ( Lancia Zagato ) but j don't know other.
Thanks in advance
Dario

For seacasa:
This 1971 Safari entry list confirms Gerry Phillips lived at Ditton, Kent at the time.
http://img169.imageshack.us/img169/6...farict0.th.jpg

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