Rally History (part II)

Hi there,

I'm new in the forum and I'm asking already help to all of you :blackeye:

Has someone of you pictures of the Audi Quattro S1 used in the Race of Champions 1990? I'm also looking to find out who were all the pilots who participated to this event..

Thank you very much


P.S.: is there a place where I can/have to introduce myself?

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Originally Posted by GrazRS

Hi there,

I'm new in the forum and I'm asking already help to all of you :blackeye:

Has someone of you pictures of the Audi Quattro S1 used in the Race of Champions 1990? I'm also looking to find out who were all the pilots who participated to this event..

Thank you very much


P.S.: is there a place where I can/have to introduce myself?

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Welcome :) I can't help you with this Audi story. You can introduce yourself in the Motorcycle racing area. ;)

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Originally Posted by Kaps

Well, like janusz said, it looks like it was a one non-European start required in order to became a Drivers' world champion, and not to be eligible to be classified in the championship, as it says on jonkka's site, here, in the note in the top right corner:

http://www.juwra.com/season_1987_points.html

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Also "Le championnat du monde des rallyes 87" by Michel Lizin and Dutch annual "Rally's & Races 87/88" do not mention this rule.

Dalmi, which book(s) list Ragnotti and Chatriot as having scored no points?

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Originally Posted by GrazRS

Hi there,

I'm new in the forum and I'm asking already help to all of you :blackeye:

Has someone of you pictures of the Audi Quattro S1 used in the Race of Champions 1990? I'm also looking to find out who were all the pilots who participated to this event..

Thank you very much

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http://audis1.no.sapo.pt/20carsonly.htm

Here´s a site with an overview of all the S1´s ever used in events, including the Race of Champions. The pilots were mostly WRC drivers like Sainz, Kankkunen, Blomqvist etc. (maybe someone else knows more).

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Originally Posted by januszsz

4. IVAN VIAENE / ROLAND DUWOLF - FORD SIERRA RS COSWORTH
5. JAKAE / WOELANDERS - OPEL CORSA GSI
6. CHIEL BOS / REUEINGS - FORD SIERRA RS COSWORTH (N)

That's it. Maybe somebody can add missing first names.
Janusz

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Roland Dewulf (not Duwolf)
Antoon Reurings

I think Jakae might be a spelling error as well, but I don't know who it should be...

[Edit] Found it: Patrick Jamar / Yves Noelanders :D

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Originally Posted by kabouter

Roland Dewulf (not Duwolf)
Antoon Reurings

I think Jakae might be a spelling error as well, but I don't know who it should be...

[Edit] Found it: Patrick Jamar / Yves Noelanders :D

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Thank you for missing names and correction of spelling error. Do you know first names of De Borck/Comings R5 GT Turbo who finished 9th in that rally (Haspengouw'90) ?
Regards
Janusz

I'm sorry, my best guess is that it's Gerard De Boeck, possibly with a codriver named Conings, but I can't find any confirmation.

I have done some additions to the 1980 and 1981 Rallye Monte Carlo results in RallyBase last night (http://www.rallybase.nl/index.php?ty...lt&rallyid=288 and http://www.rallybase.nl/index.php?ty...lt&rallyid=276 respectively) and I discovered in both editions Swiss Daihatsu drivers.

In 1980 the following car was entered in Group 1:
#82 Mario Luini - Michel Wyder (38th overall)

In 1981 there are the following cars, all in Group 2:
#44 Carron - Schaer (retired, classified 93rd)
#50 Chapuis - Bernasconi (unknown)
#63 Mario Luini - Michel Wyder (28th overall)

The only car I could find that Daihatsu produced in those days that could be suitable for rallying is the 1-litre Charade. Is it correct that's the car used?

And does anyone know the first names of Carron (was it Jean-Marie or was it Philippe), Schaer, Chapuis and Bernasconi, and what happened to Chapuis?

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Originally Posted by kabouter

Also "Le championnat du monde des rallyes 87" by Michel Lizin and Dutch annual "Rally's & Races 87/88" do not mention this rule.

Dalmi, which book(s) list Ragnotti and Chatriot as having scored no points?

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On this subject, I recall Ragnotti certainly being listed in the championship points tables in magazines and on TV at the time. It could have been a mistake, but I somehow doubt they would have calculated the standings themselves without reference to the official listings.

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Originally Posted by kabouter

I'm sorry, my best guess is that it's Gerard De Boeck, possibly with a codriver named Conings, but I can't find any confirmation.

I have done some additions to the 1980 and 1981 Rallye Monte Carlo results in RallyBase last night (http://www.rallybase.nl/index.php?ty...lt&rallyid=288 and http://www.rallybase.nl/index.php?ty...lt&rallyid=276 respectively) and I discovered in both editions Swiss Daihatsu drivers.

In 1980 the following car was entered in Group 1:
#82 Mario Luini - Michel Wyder (38th overall)

In 1981 there are the following cars, all in Group 2:
#44 Carron - Schaer (retired, classified 93rd)
#50 Chapuis - Bernasconi (unknown)
#63 Mario Luini - Michel Wyder (28th overall)

The only car I could find that Daihatsu produced in those days that could be suitable for rallying is the 1-litre Charade. Is it correct that's the car used?

And does anyone know the first names of Carron (was it Jean-Marie or was it Philippe), Schaer, Chapuis and Bernasconi, and what happened to Chapuis?

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Chapuis was 33rd overall (MC'81).
I have: Jean-Marie Carron, Pierre Schaer, Eric D. Chapuis and Edy Bernasconi. There were turbocharged Charades, too. But I don't know which model they used in MC'80 and MC'81.
Regards
Janusz

In 1981:

Eric Chapuis - Enzo (not Edy) Bernasconi

Regards

Giorgio