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Thanks mate - just looking at records and SS19 was the final stage of the rally, and he won it so I was confused as to how or why he could win the last stage yet retire from the rally. Anyone got any further info or have I just got things mixed up somewhere? I assume it must be a road section retirement but damaged front diffs is an odd one.
Petter Solberg was fastest on five of third/final leg seven stages but became the last major retirement of the event when his diff failed on the way into final service.Quote:
Originally Posted by pettersolberg29
Aah just as I suspected. Cheers DIMI44!
Thank you Janusz
Monte Carlo 1973
The following crews have they the start?
#50 KOOB Nicolas - LINDEN Leo (BMW 2002 Ti)
#68 CANELLAS Salvador - FERRATER Daniel (Seat 127)
# 90 "GEDEHEM" - LAVERNE Vincent (Porsche 911 S)
#135 RAUSCH Horst - FISCHER Thomas (BMW 2002 Ti)
#160 WATHEN Christopher - BOSENCE Timothy (Ford Escort RS 1600)
#214 FIORESE Jean Marie - LE SAUX Daniel (Ford Capri )
Regards
Easter weekend is here again. As I grew up in Kenya this has always meant "THE SAFARI"
The real Safari was always run over Easter weekend. This meant that the totally amateur organisers from the Clerk of the Course down to the scooter club escorting the cars to and from the start (my contribution to the event) were available without having to take time off from their meagre holiday allowance. It also meant the same for the drivers who were all amateur - the most professional would be those whose day job was working for one of the main dealers. The radio "hams" were available to provide a volunteer communications service to supplement the telephone, particularly in remote areas.
The Easter date added to the unpredictability of the weather conditions. The heavy "Long Rains" would arrive some time in march or April and the date of Easter varied from late march to nid-April. The result was you could have a totally dry Safari as in 1956 with 78 finishers from 90 starters and 13 with clean sheets to a very wet one like 1968 with 7 finishers from 93 starters despite cutting out the worst sections and extending the maximum lateness.
The 3 countries (Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania/Tanganyika) really took the Safari to heart. The papers produced supplements with the route and the full entry. You could buy a programme and scorecard at any newsagent. The radio had a full report every two hours giving the accumulated penalties or reason for retirement for every competitor. As the expat community was fairly small we always knew a few competitors, including one year our next door neighbour (retired in floods near Morogoro in Tanzania).
If at home in Nairobi we always went down to the start to see pristine cars at 1 minute intervals and the finish to see travel worn cars arriving over a period of a few hours. When we were away for the weekend we would try to watch the Safari - I can remember waiting for ages at a road side somewhere in pitch darkness and waiting to hear the first car getting nearer and nearer until it went past us in a flash and then the sound faded into the distance. The high pitched whine of Eric Carlsson's Saab could be heard for longest.
After the rally the papers again produced supplements giving blow by blow accounts of how every car had done. "Retired at Athi River - hit zebra" is one I remember.
Ah, memories! :)
Hello, I Search entry list about these rally
BARUM 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 1994 1996
SUMAVA 1997 1998 1999
INTERSPEED 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
ELMOT RALLY 1998 1999
SLIVEN 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
I search entry list and not start list, thank you for your help
[email:6vikx5j0]mlanders@orange.fr[/email:6vikx5j0]
Hi , i search entry list for the 1986 Mont Blanc Rally .
Thanks for your help !
Hello everybody ,
Some questioons about the belgian rally championship , the "international" one from the 90's ....
Somebody can explain me how did it worked ? what was the point system ? it's looked some coeficient existed , and drivers could scored in other country ?
I try to make the points table of this era , so i take every information.
Thanks in advance for your knowledge. ;)
I can confirm that drivers could score points driving abroad. It was also with French drivers in 70's. I remember one or two Rallye de Pologne of 70's as a part of French Rally Championship. No idea on coefficient system...Quote:
Originally Posted by elvis
Regards
Janusz
Hello everybody,
For French pilots in the 70's and 80's, they had the possibility of marks of points on a rally out of Championship, WRC or ERC (Coeff 4), one result for year
Regards
My recollection of the 80s Belgian Open Championship, when I did some of the rallies, was that championship contenders could count 2 foreign events (I think, of high ERC co-efficient).
@kabouter:
Australia
Fred (full name: Dyteris Manfredas = Dieter Manfred) Gocentas, b. 20 May 1940
Austria
Oliver Apfelthaler, b. 27 May 1980
Markus Egger, b. 06 March 1968
Peter Gruber, b. 30 March 1980
Michael Hofer, b. 16 November 1974
Michael Kogler, b. 26 February 1987
Johann Seiberl, b. 13 March 1966
Belgium
Francis Caesemaker, b. 24 May 1967
Nicolas Gilsoul, b. 05 February 1982
Yves Peyskens, b. 11 May 1978
Cyprus
Yiannos (note spelling! - not: Ioánnis) Evripidou, b. 22 July 1972
Costas (note spelling!) Kourtellas, b. 05 October 1976
Pambos Laos, b. 10 October 1977
Angelos Loizides, b. 31 January 1983
Czech Republic / Czechoslovakia
Václav Blahna, b. 26 February 1948
Stanislav Chovanec, b. 25 September 1960
Dušan Kouřil, b. 29 September 1978
Rudolf Kouřil, b. 24 April 1958
Milan Liška, b. 06 January 1958 (June 01st is wrong, sorry!)
Roman Odložilík, b. 15 August 1970
Eduard Perski, b. 12 March 1954
Zdenĕk Pipota, b. 31 March 1953
Pavel Schovánek, b. 07 April 1948
Josef Sedláček, b. 25 March 1969
Josef Sivík, b. 05 March 1943
Pavel Šlemín, b. 1943
Radovan Švec, b. 24 March 1970
Jaromír Tarabus, b. 21 March 1977
Karel Trojan sen., b. 05 February 1948
Denmark
Tim Svanholt, b. 23 March 1965
Estonia
Indrek Lepp, b. 26 March 1972
Jaanus Murakas, b. 25 February 1968
Riho Parts, b. 20 March 1959
Finland
Tommi Luostarinen, b. 27 March 1971
Marko Salminen, b. 10 October 1978
Nils-Gustav Wiik, b. 28 October 1948
France
Nicolas Baudin, b. 09 May 1979
Francis Bondil, b. 18 November 1946
Sabrina de Castelli, b. 14 June 1973
Lionel Comole, b. 22 October 1975
Damien Daumas, b. 19 March 1984
Isabelle Garreau, b. 01 January 1971
Jean-Pierre Manzagol, b. 23 March 1946
Bernard Martin-Dondoz, b. 21 September 1954
Gilles Montigaud, b. 11 March 1969
Jean Saurel, b. 01 May 1948, died on 27 August 2011
Karine Tabone, b. 24 October 1973
Germany
Klaus Kaiser, b. 29 May 1937
Ernie Kleint, b. 06 September 1940, died on 28 September 1989
Klaus Miersch, b. 10 July 1937
Stefan Schlesack, b. 25 October 1959
Great Britain
Kevin Devine, b. 04 August 1969
Gethin Jones, b. 02 May 1970
Neil McCance, b. 28 October 1967
Greece
George (real name: Iórgos) Moschous, b. 1944
Hungary
László Bagaméri, b. 24 March 1971
László Ranga, b. 07 July 1957, died on 16 June 2001
Gábor Spitzer, b. 26 January 1977
Italy
Giorgio Bacco, b. 15 February 1988
Elisabetta Barbieri, b. 22 July 1982
Alessandro Barchiesi, b. 05 December 1957
Christian Dinale, b. 09 January 1978
Luca Fidale, b. 09 December 1973
Carlo Fontanone, b. 19 April 1972
Luca Ghegin, b. 12 May 1967
Iacopo (note spelling!) Giannecchini, b. 16 December 1965
Enrico Girardi, b. 20 March 1970
Marco Gramenzi, b. 23 May 1955
Flavio Guglielmini, b. 01 April 1972
Carlo de Luis, b. 29 March 1971
Mario Mannucci, died on 17 December 2011
Mario Marchionni, b. 03 February 1966
Federico Mazzanti, b. 09 April 1968
Massimo Perini, b. 18 February 1968
Michele Perna, b. 02 August 1977
Luigi Pisacane, b. 06 April 1966
Ilaria Riolfo, b. 26 February 1985
Latvia
Pēteris Dzirkals, b. 06 November 1977
Lebanon
Nick (full name: Nicholai) Georgiou, b. 02 February 1983
(his nationality is NOT Cyprus, Profile | Nicholai Georgiou)
Lithuania
Benediktas Vanagas, b. 16 March 1977
Luxemburg
Ronny Foxius, b. 18 July 1986
Malaysia
Gunaseelan Rajoo, b. 20 March 1974
Monaco
Vanessa Dessi, b. 04 January 1979
Netherlands
Marcel Piepers, b. 04 December 1970
Rocco (full name: Christiaan Johan) Theunissen
Erik de Wild, b. 16 August 1975
Norway
Eivind Steffensen, b. 14 November 1969
Poland
Michał Bębenek, b. 03 October 1976 (January 6th is wrong!)
Daniel Dymurski, b. 27 June 1979
Mariusz Ficoń, b. 30 October 1963
Jan Głuc, b. 06 May 1972
Michał Gołębiowski, b. 17 March 1975
Robert Hundla, b. 13 July 1978
Jacek Jerschina, b. 15 October 1964
Damian Jurczak, b. 03 April 1973
Robert Kępka, b. 25 March 1959
Krzysztof Koczur, b. 10 October 1963
Krzysztof Komornicki, b. 1931
Mariusz Kostrzak, b. 24 August 1955
Piotr Kowalski, b. 10 December 1973
Piotr Maciejewski, b. 08 July 1976
Adam Magaczewski, b. 21 May 1962
Zbigniew Maliński, b. 05 January 1955
Piotr Marx, b. 29 June 1977
Przemek Mazur, b. 23 May 1978
Andrzej Obrębowski, b. 06 May 1978
Marcin Opałka, b. 17 September 1974
Marcin Pasecki, b. 23 December 1982
Paweł Serafin, b. 06 April 1971
Krzysztof Tercjak, b. 27 September 1966
Michał Uliarczyk, b. 06 March 1977
Jerzy Wierzbołowski, b. 02 February 1952
Maciej Wilk, b. 30 January 1978
Mariusz Woźniczko, b. 02 March 1975
Portugal
Paulo Grave, b. 29 November 1963
Slovakia
Jozef Béreš sen., b. 25 November 1959
Igor Drotár, b. 04 December 1954
Henrich Kurus, b 26 February 1963
South Africa
Jan Hettema, b. 27 October 1933
Spain
Miguel Arias, b. 19 October 1975
Roberto Arias, b. 31 March 1980
Heriberto Godoy, b. 15 March 1974
Alberto Monarri, b. 02 March 1982
José Maria Ponce, b. 11 April 1955
Sweden
Anders (full name: Anders Göran) Kulläng, died on 27 February 2012
Lars-Erik Walfridsson, b. 16 January 1955
Switzerland
Roland Piquerez, b. 07 March 1955
Ukraine
Oleksandr Gorbik, b. 16 March 1970
Yuriy Shapovalov, b. 14 March 1972
Tanzania
Bert Shankland, b. 12 September 1932, died on 26 January 2012
Quote:
Originally Posted by elvis
Thanks for your first answers. For sure , drivers could score away from Belgium , i have found a classification of the 1989 and 1990 championship BEFORE the "Boucles de Spa" , who was the first round in the country. And a press release , preview of the "Omloop" 1996 , talked about points taked by Gregoire De Mevius in the ADAC Deutschland Rally.
Also , i found a calendar (maye 1994 or 1995 , i don't remember exactly ) with coeficient 1,1 or 1,2 for some rounds. these rally were often inclued in the European Championship : Circuit des Ardennnes , Boucles de Spa , Condroz , Ypres ....
Final top 3 of ERC
I hope somebody can fill missing names:
1955 1. Werner Engel (D) Mercedes-Benz, 2.................., 3.......................
1956 1. Walter Schock (D) Mercedes-Benz, 2................, 3.......................
1957 1. Ruprecht Hopfen (D) Saab, Borgward, 2.............., 3......................
1958 1. Gunnar Andersson (S) Volvo, 2.........................., 3......................
1959 1. Paul Coltelloni (F) Citroën, Alfa Romeo, 2................, 3....................
and
1964 1. Tom Trana (S) Volvo, 2. Erik Carlsson (S) Saab, 3........................ (I missed it on the first wish-list)
1966 Gr 1: 1. Lillebror Nasenius (S) Opel, 2..............................., 3...........................
Gr 2: 1. Sobiesław Zasada (PL) Steyr-Puch, 2. Timo Mäkinen (FIN) BMC, 3.......................
Gr 3: 1. Günter Klass (D) Porsche, 2......................., 3................................
Thank you in advance
Janusz
I still have a hope somebody can fill missing names of final top 3 of ERC...
Is Rallying Rally History Forum dying?
1955 1. Werner Engel (D) Mercedes-Benz, 2.................., 3.......................
1956 1. Walter Schock (D) Mercedes-Benz, 2................, 3.......................
1957 1. Ruprecht Hopfen (D) Saab, Borgward, 2.............., 3......................
1958 1. Gunnar Andersson (S) Volvo, 2.........................., 3......................
1959 1. Paul Coltelloni (F) Citroën, Alfa Romeo, 2................, 3....................
and
1966 Gr 1: 1. Lillebror Nasenius (S) Opel, 2..............................., 3...........................
Gr 2:
1. Sobiesław Zasada (PL) Steyr-Puch 50p., 2. Timo Mäkinen (FIN) BMC 46p, 3. Tom Trana (S) Volvo 46p
or:
1. Zasada 50, 2. Trana 46, 3. Aaltonen 42 ?
Gr 3: 1. Günter Klass (D) Porsche, 2......................., 3................................
Thank you in advance
Janusz
Hello,
I search these entry list about european rally championship
CIRCUIT IRLANDE 1970 1971 1973 1974 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1989 1990 1991
SCOTTISH RALLY 1970 1971 1972 1974 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 1977 1978 1979 1981 1984 1985 1987
VAUXHALL WALES 1994
LAKES 1994
Thank you very much for your help
mlanders@orange.fr
As I have mentioned on here before, in the same connection, the 1974 Scottish was cancelled, I think two or three weeks before its due date. As far as I recall (I was an entrant) there was no entry list published. The official reason was that fuel supplies could not be guaranteed because of a strike by Esso tanker drivers. To this day, most believe the real reason was pressure from rally sponsor Esso, rather than any real risk of fuel shortages with all other fuel companies unaffected.
I'm sure I have posted the 72 Scottish entry list before but, if not, I can post it or send it.
Does anyone have a copy of the 1965, 66 or 67 Scottish Rally entry lists?
Hello all,
Can someone help for Portugal 1992
The following crews have they the start?
#18 SUNDSTROM Mikael - HONKANEN Jakke (Lancia Delta Integrale)
#28 POSTILLON Patrick - FAUCHILLE Jean François (Ford Sierra Cosworth 4x4)
#33 COUTINHO Antonio - JUNIOR Candido (Ford Sierra Cosworth 4x4)
#38 RECORDATI Giovanni - VERDELLI Marco (Lancia Delta Integrale)
#47 BEZERRA Jorge - RAMALHO Miguel (VW Polo )
#61 REININGER Stefan - PODLISKA Charlotte (Subaru Legacy RS)
Thanks you
For that list only 38 and 61 didn't start !Quote:
Originally Posted by Vosg Patt
Best regards
Jorge
Thanks you Jorge,
For Portugal 1992
N°ES for retirement
#18 SUNDSTROM Mikael - HONKANEN Jakke (Lancia Delta Integrale)
#28 POSTILLON Patrick - FAUCHILLE Jean François (Ford Sierra Cosworth 4x4)
#33 COUTINHO Antonio - JUNIOR Candido (Ford Sierra Cosworth 4x4)
#47 BEZERRA Jorge - RAMALHO Miguel (VW Polo )
Regards
Thierry
Hello Janusz,Quote:
Originally Posted by januszsz
Are you sure about Luigi? I have as co-driver for Pezzuto in 1997 and for Pisacane in 1998 (15th overall) Luca Volpi - but I cannot find my source for that first name.
What can I say now. I WAS sure but at the moment I don't remember the source. I have to think and check...Quote:
Originally Posted by kabouter
Regards
Janusz
On Pisacane's website it says it was Luca Volpi who co-drove him in 1998 (Ivan Pisacane Official Web Site). I think when entering the 1997 result in the database I made the assumption that L. Volpi in 1997 would be the same co-driver as L. Volpi in 1998, but it might just as well be a Luigi Volpi, even though I cannot find another mention of him in my archives...
Hi Giorgio, Rob Pilcher & Jim Clark. Regards Yuk. www.yukspeed.com
Hi Giorgio, Rob Pilcher & Jim Clark. Regards Yuk. www.yukspeed.comQuote:
Originally Posted by Giorgio
A request - mainly to keep this thread from dying:
Does anyone have the official result (including retirements) of Rally Ireland 2006 (10-12 March), and a full list of retirements for Rally Ireland 2005 (15-16 October)? I must have had the result for 2006 when adding the leading results to RallyBase, but cannot find it anywhere in my archive...
Forget my previous request, I finally found the results for 2005 and 2006 on my PC - I'll include them in full in RallyBase shortly.
Hello to you all!
I am new to this great forum. I am from Sweden, and a hobby of mine is to try to research about Volvo´s in motorsport. I hope someone can help me with some things, and i also hope i can help you with somethings regarding Swedish rallies. Before this post i have read both part 2 and part 3 in the Rallying Rally History thread.
I am searching for cars, registrationnumbers, startnumber, driver and co driver.
1973
Helsinkiralli in Finland.
xxx / xxx car nr #8 Volvo 142 ABA 999
xxx / xxx car nr #16 Volvo 142
Erkki Pitkänen / xxx car nr #17 Volvo 142 ABL 400
xxx / xxx car nr #50 Volvo 142
Kesoil Ralli 15-16 September
xxx / xxx car nr # Volvo 142 ABL 400
xxx / xxx car nr # Volvo 142 ABC 980
1974 Länsirannikon Ralli 29-30 June
Timo Salonen / Seppo Harjanne # ? 3rd Volvo 142 ABA 999
Ulf Grönholm / xxx # ? ? Volvo 142 ABA 888
1975 Mänttä 200-AJO 22-23 February
Harras Lindros / Teuvo Saartela # ? ? Volvo 142 AFD-2
Teuvo Raatikainen / xxx # ? ? Volvo 142 ABB 666
Erkki Pitkänen / xxx # ? ? Volvo 142 ABL 400
xxx / xxx # ? ? Volvo 142 ABA 888
If you have more about the Volvo 142 in Finland from 1973 and on in time, please let me know. I have a number of Swedish rallies from 1968 to 2011. Most result and cars. And also the result of Rally Sweden ( Midnattssolsrallyt, Swedish Rally to the Midnightsun) from 1950 to 1999.
Welcome to the forum! You've been busy, if you've been reading parts 2 and 3 of this thread...Quote:
Originally Posted by Volvo in Motorsport
I'm afraid I can't help you with these Finnish results - I only have details for 1000 Lakes and Arctic, but maybe someone else is able to help you. How detailed are your Swedish Rally results? Do you have all finishers with final times for those years?
By the way, the Rally Ireland 2005 & 2006 results are now online: RallyBase
What I am not sure of is the co-driver of Gary Cooney (car #52) in 2006. Cooney shows up in the online results of the first stages of the rally, but does not appear on day 2 and is not listed in the retirement list in the official results (where also co-drivers are given). Does anyone know what happened to Cooney (was he excluded) and whether he was co-driven by Kieran Carroll or somebody else?
Thank you @kabouter. It took a while but it was worth it!
Well, i have the top three in almost every Swedish National rally in those years. The Swedish Rally i have almost every one that finnished. But sadly only times for the National rallys. In the South Swedish Rally i have all that finnished from 1976 to 2004.
The info about the Volvos in the Arctic rallie would be great!!
Hi, boys!!!
Can you help me with these results about 1991-92 European Rally Championship?
1991 Boucles de Spa Top 5
1991 Niedersachsen 1°
1991 Volta do Portugal 1°
1991 Haspengow Top 5
1991 Rota do Sol 1°
1991 Gunyadin/Turkey 1°
1991 Mont Blanc-Morzine 2°-3°-4°-5°
1991 Valais 1°
1991 Valeo Top 5
1991 Condroz Top 5
1991 Var 2°-3°
1992 Mont Blanc-Morzine 2°-3°-4°-5°
1992 Condroz 2°-3°
1992 Var 2°-3°
Thanks in advance
Hello,Quote:
Originally Posted by Volvo in Motorsport
Here what I have :
Helskinki Rally 1973 (some differences)
6-Markku Alen-Juhani Toivonen (9º)
11-Hannu Mikkola-Atso Aho (2º)
14-Arto Huhtasalo-Jukka Pietila (ret.)
15-Eero Soutulahti-Risto Anttila (5º)
16-Timo Karsikko-Simo Rannisto (ret)
17-Erkki Pitkanen-Juhani Paalama (8º)
Kesoil Ralli
6-Markku Alen-Juhani Toivonen (ret.)
8-Seppo Utriainen-Risto Heinonen (13º)
10-Arto Huhtasalo-Jukka Piettila (ret.)
1974 - Lansirannikon
3 - Ulf Gronholm- Bo-Henrik Langstrom (ret)
12-Erkki Pitkanen-Juhani Paalama (6º)
13-Arto Huhtasalo-John Worsoe (22º)
32-Eva Heinonen-Satu Valtaharju (18º)
Timo Salonen entered in a Mazda 1300 (9th overall)
That's what I have
Hope it helps
Best regards
Jorge
Could someone help me with these names ?
Golden Tulip 2002
P??? van Adel-J??? de Kluijven (Opel Astra Gsi) 28th
Harry van den Meer-O???? Kurmas
Budapest 2001
Magyari Beck-???? Janusch
Lana 2001
Davide Crovella-S???? Zanellatti
Daniele Caratto-M??? Gardini
Fabrizio Rolando-G??? Albanese
Andrea Vigna-L??? Chivetto
Roumania 2001
Mihai Bercioui-R??? Lipan
(does someone have one entry list of this event that could share?)
Lana 2000
Massimiliano Pirchio-L??? Chivetto
Massimo Crestani-P??? Lavino-Zona
Claudio Bisoglio-M??? Garella
Enrico Lavino Zona-??? Giordani
Federico Mo-???? Martinetti
Thanks in advance
Best regards
Jorge
Quote:
Originally Posted by jrally
Thank you, it helps me very much!!
The first rally for Timo Salonen in the Volvo 142, was in the 1974 Kesoil Ralli in September. I looked at the wrong rally.
Do you know who was in car nr: 61 in the 1978 Hankiralli??
I have a pic on the Volvo 142 with reg nr: ABC 980, from that rally.
But no names.
Reijo Oksanen-Juhani Tamminen. They finnished 29th overallQuote:
Originally Posted by Volvo in Motorsport
Best regards
Jorge
Kesoil 1974
6 - Erkki Pitkanen-Juha Piironen (8º)
9 - Timo Salonen-Seppo Harjanne (10º)
20-Bjorn Johansson-Hans Othberg (S) (11º)
44-Eva Heinonen-Seija Saaristo (28º)
regards
Jorge
Quote:
Originally Posted by jrally
Thank you!! Great help.
Peter van Adel - Jacco de KluijverQuote:
Originally Posted by jrally
Oscar Durmas
Full name is Szabolc Magyari Beck. Co-driver might be Péter Janusch who drove a few national rallies in 2000, but that's just a guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by jrally
By the way, the correct driver name for Golden Tulip 2002 is Harry van der Meer (http://members.tele2.nl/wingerden8/index2.html) and I made an error with the co-driver, it's Osman Durmus.
Thank You very much, Tjeerd !
best regards
Jorge