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AUDI SPORT NATIONAL RALLY - 20Th OCTOBER 1984 – Wolverhampton and South Staffs Car Club Ltd
AUDI SPORT NATIONAL RALLY - 20th OCTOBER 1984 – Wolverhampton and South Staffs Car Club Ltd. PROVISIONAL ENTRY LIST Key 1 Shell Oils/Autosport Championship registered Driver Key 2 Shell Oils/Autosport Championship registered Co-Driver Key 3 Private Entrant Award Key 4 Ford Escort Turbo Championship Key 5 Wolverhampton & SSCC Ltd Crew Award Key 6 Driver resident in Wales CAR ENTRANT DRIVER CO-DRIVER CAR C.C. KEY CLASS 1 Audi Sport U.K. Michele Mouton Pauline Gullick Audi Quattro 2144 6 2 Team Toyota G.B. Per Eklund Dave Whittock Toyota Celica Turbo 2070 6 3 Computervision Racing with Esso Tony Pond Rob Arthur M.G. Metro 6R4 2500 6 4 Andrews Heat for Hire Russell Brookes Mike Broad Opel Manta 400 2400 6 5 Malcolm Wilson Nigel Harris Audi Quattro 2200 6 6 Shell Gold Card/G M Dealersport Bertie Fisher John Millington Opel Manta 400 2400 6 7 Rally Engineering Development Louise Aitken-Walker Ellen Morgan R.E.D. 4T 2800 12 6 8 Collins Cars/G M Dealersport Phil Collins Roger Freeman Opel Manta 400 2400 126 6 9 Blydenstein Racing/Corby Tyres/ David Llewellin Roger Evans Nissan 240 RS 2400 126 6 Shell Oils 10 Collins Cars Roger Chilman Bryan Thomas Ford Escort 1995 126 6 11 G M Dealersport Bill Dobie Ed Morgan Opel Manta 400 2400 1 6 12 Allan Edwards Paul Watkins Ford XR3/4 (4WD) 3400 123 6 13 G M Dealersport/SMT for Vauxhall George Marshall Lyn Jenkins Vauxhall Chevette 2300 12 6 & Opel 14 Swan Christmas Decorations Russell Gooding John Daniels Vauxhall Chevette 2300 16 6 15 Autosmart/G M Dealersport George Hill Ron Varley Vauxhall Astra 2600 -
Mick Briant Ary, See Details Within
Chairmans Chat The new competition season is under way with the first Non Race/Rally events having been taken place and February sees the first two Stage Rally events but while we are into the 2013 championships we must not forget the 2012 Championship Awards Contents Presentation Evening to be held on the 22nd Febru- Front Cover : Mick Briant ary, see details within. We have a great line-up of stars in attendance so all we need now is for a re- Pg. 2 Chairman's Chat cord number of club members, including the awards Pg. 3 Member Club Contacts winners, turning up to make it a successful event. Pg. 4 More SD34MSG Contacts Another event in February is the Go Motorsport Pg. 5 Around the Clubs (1) Roadshow, again see details within, which will be of Pg. 6 Around the Clubs (2) benefit to all club members from new starters up to Pg. 7 Around the Clubs (3) experienced hands. Reports from previous events Pg. 8 2013 SD34MSG Calendar (part 1) have all been excellent and highly recommended. Pg. 9 2013 SD34MSG Calendar (part 2) As mentioned last month the Under 17 MC(NW) Pg. 10 2013 Championship Rounds at a glance has now formally joined the group and they will be Pg. 11 SD34MSG Championship Registration running several of the events in the new class for Pg. 12 2012 SD34 MSG Championship Tables younger competitors. It was initially thought that we Pg. 13 2012 SD34 MSG Marshals Championship create an under 18’s championship however after Pg. 14 Notices consideration we have decided that for this year we Pg. -
7Reglament Angles 15 Febrer 2002.P65
2002 FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS REIAL AUTOMÒBIL CLUB DE CATALUNYA LLORET DE MAR 21st - 24th March 2002 1 2 INDEX Pages PREVIOUS WINNERS 5 PROGRAMME-TIMETABLE 6 RALLY OFFICES 9 ORGANISATION I. Organisation 10 1.1 Definition 10 1.2 Organising Committee 10 1.3 Officials of the rally 10 1.4 Identifications 12 GENERAL CONDITIONS II. Eligibility 12 III. Description 12 IV. Eligible cars 12 V. Entry form - Entries 13 VI. Entry fees - Insurance 13 VII. Advertising 17 VIII.General Obligations 18 8.1 Control of the drivers helmets 18 8.2 Infringements 18 8.3 Plates - Numbers 18 8.4 Reconnaissance 18 8.5 Tyres 20 8.6 Fuel 21 8.7 Competitors Safety 21 8.8 Accident Reporting 21 RUNNING OF THE RALLY IX. Start 22 X. Protests - Appeals 23 CLASSIFICATIONS XI. Classifications 24 XII. Prizes - Cups 24 XIII. Prize-Giving 25 APPENDICES TO SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS Appendix I Itinerary 26 Appendix II Competitors Relations Officers 29 Appendix III Assistance Plates 29 Appendix IV Shakedown 30 Appendix V Helicopters 31 Appendix VI Radio Equipment - frequencies 31 3 4 PREVIOUS WINNERS I 1957 Sebastián Salvadó - «MILANO» Alfa Romeo 1975 II 1958 Luciano Eliakin - Augusto Lluch Saab 93 III 1959 Alex Soler-Roig - Manuel Romagosa Porsche IV 1960 Max Hohenlohe - Augusto Lluch BMW 700 V 1961 Joan Fernández - Ramon Grifoll BMW 700 VI 1962 «CLERY» - «CALA» BMW 700 VII 1963 Jorge Palau-Ribes - Jorge Palou Fiat Abarth 850 VIII 1964 Jaume Juncosa - Salvador Cañellas Fiat Abarth 1000 IX 1973 Salvador Cañellas - Daniel Ferrater Seat 1430 / 1800 X -
The Magazine of Durham Automobile Club December 2018
Torque Talk WEBSITE ADDRESS: The magazine of Durham Automobile Club WWW.DURHAMAUTOCLUB.CO.UK December 2018 Stig Blomqvist’s Saab 96 and the fantastic Audi short quarto of Walter Rohrl. Photos taken by Nicky Porter at the Lombard Rally Bath 2018 More photos inside! Club nights December to February 2019 Durham Auto Club now meet every Wednesday at 8:00pm at the Honest Lawyer Hotel (see address and web link below). Honest Lawyer Hotel, Croxdale Bridge, Croxdale, Durham, DH1 3SP. http://www.strhotels.co.uk/honest-lawyer-hotel/ Durham Auto club Website http://www.durhamautoclub.co.uk Forthcoming Events Saturday 9th February 2019 Awards night and Dinner at Bishop Auckland Golf Club. Tickets expected to be around £20 for a three course dinner with raffle and disco – not to be missed! Don’t forget that DAC meets every Wednesday at the Honest Lawyer Hotel between Durham and Croxdale. Editorial I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed Julian Porters talk at Bishop Auckland Golf Club last Wednesday (12th December) I don’t think there is anyone who has as much knowledge of the Championship as Julian and we as a club are extremely fortunate that he was able to give us some of his valuable time to provide a fantastic insight into the WRC. It was also great to see so many club members and visitors from other clubs attend. I was also quite taken with the venue, and I understand that the catering was also of a very high standard (damn diet!!!) For special events such as this and the Dinner Dance, providing the costs are not too prohibitive, I would say that it is an ideal venue. -
Fos Who's Driving What 27 May 2009 6
Attendance Name Biography Driving/Riding Friday Saturday Sunday Aaltonen, Rauno Monte Carlo and RAC Rally winner, and European Rally Champion Yes Yes Yes Will drive a Mini Cooper S on the Forest Rally Stage Attwood, Richard 1970 Le Mans winner and works BRM, Cooper and Lotus Formula 1 driver Yes Yes Yes Expected to drive the 1971 Le Mans winning Porsche 917K Bell, Derek Five-time Le Mans winner, Formula 1 driver & all round endurance legend Yes Yes Yes Will drive a Mirage GR7, Life 190 and Bentley Speed 8 on the hill Biela, Frank Multiple touring car champion and five-time Le Mans winner Expected Expected Expected Will drive an Audi A4 BTCC of the type he drove to the 1996 British Touring Car Championship Blackburn, Holman European Touring Car Championship Capri driver Yes Yes Yes Will drive a Ford Capri MkII 3000 GT on the hill Blomqvist, Stig 1984 World Rally Champion Yes Yes Yes Expected to drive a Ford RS200, Talbot Sunbeam Lotus and Audi S1 on the hill Brabham, David Sports car veteran and former-F1 driver. Son of Sir Jack. Yes Yes Yes Expected to drive a Cooper T51 of the type his father drove to the 1959 World Championship Brookes, Russell Twice British Rally Champion and star of the British rally scene Yes Yes Yes Will drive an Open Manta 400 and a Talbot Sunbeam Lotus Button, Jenson Brawn GP star and current F1 Championship leader No No Yes Expected to be in action on the hill Capello, Rinaldo Sports car ace and multiple Le Mans winner Expected Expected Expected Will drive an Audi R8R on the hill Cassill, Landon Rising NASCAR -
Tour of the Sperrins Rally 7 May 2011
Tour of the Sperrins Rally 7 May 2011 Photo: John O'Neill [www.sperrinsphotography.com] Overall Winner: Kenny McKinstry/Kenny Hull [Subaru Impreza] RESULTS Magherafelt and District Motor Club Magherafelt and District Motor Club Tour of the Sperrins Rally 07 May 11 Overall Results - Top 20 Pos Num Driver/Co-driver Car Class Total Gap to lead Gap to previous 1 107 Kenny McKinstry/Kenny Hull Subaru Impreza 9 1h 02m 18.0s 2 3 Donagh Kelly/Kevin Flanagan Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 2 1h 02m 35.0s +0m 17.0s 3 110 Johnny Greer/Dai Roberts Škoda Fabia S2000 9 1h 03m 17.0s +0m 59.0s +0m 42.0s 4 1 George Robinson/Tommy Speers Subaru Impreza 9 1h 03m 25.3s +1m 07.3s +0m 08.3s 5 5 Stuart Biggerstaff/Anthony Nestor Subaru Impreza 9 1h 03m 50.6s +1m 32.6s +0m 25.3s 6 11 Camillus Bradley/Crawford Henderson Ford Escort MK II 8 1h 04m 02.0s +1m 44.0s +0m 11.4s 7 23 Adrian Heatherington/Gary Nolan Ford Escort 8 1h 04m 13.4s +1m 55.4s +0m 11.4s 8 9 Mark Donnelly/Martin Brady Mitsubishi Lancer 2 1h 04m 23.3s +2m 05.3s +0m 09.9s 9 2 Neil McCance/Jonny Hart Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 2 1h 05m 02.1s +2m 44.1s +0m 38.8s 10 8 Pat Kirk/Peter Ward Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 2 1h 05m 23.3s +3m 05.3s +0m 21.2s 11 6 Sean Haveron/Vincent Fergus Ford Escort Cosworth 9 1h 06m 01.5s +3m 43.5s +0m 38.2s 12 17 Ray Brammer/Matthew Whattam Subaru Impreza WRC 9 1h 06m 29.4s +4m 11.4s +0m 27.9s 13 16 Anthony Cairns/Joe McNulty Subaru Impreza 2 1h 06m 35.0s +4m 17.0s +0m 05.6s 14 95 Brian Brogan/Damien McGettigan Ford Escort Mk II 8 1h 06m 49.0s +4m 31.0s +0m 14.0s 15 18 Niall Henry/Oliver -
Yearbook Four 2017 Our Fourth Hyundai Motorsport Yearbook Explores the Growth and Milestones of Our Company During Another Exciting Year
Yearbook Four 2017 Our fourth Hyundai Motorsport Yearbook explores the growth and milestones of our company during another exciting year. With new World Rally Championship (WRC) regulations, it was a challenging 12 months that provided some of the most thrilling competition of the modern era. Our new car, the Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC, was a winning package on every surface and kept audiences transfixed on a championship battle that went all the way to the penultimate round… In 2017, we also branched out with our Customer Racing initiatives and welcomed a new circuit racer to our car line- up. The i30 N TCR joined the New Generation i20 R5 rally offering as part of our expanding customer activities. All this, and much more, is explored within these covers. Turn the pages for a candid look through each month from Monte-Carlo to Australia and join us in reflecting on Hyundai Motorsport’s fourth year in the world’s toughest motorsport championship. Hyundai Motorsport Yearbook Edition Four 2017 1 2 3 4 Contents WRC’s new era 06 July Launch of the i20 Coupe WRC 10 WRC Rally Finland 66 January i30 N performance 70 WRC Rally Monte-Carlo 16 Eifel Rallye Festival 74 February August WRC Rally Sweden 20 WRC Rally Germany 76 March September WRC Rally Mexico 24 Andreas Mikkelsen 80 Rallye Sanremo 28 R5 title successes 82 Marketing & PR Conference 32 HMDP 84 April October WRC Rally France 36 WRC Rally Spain 86 A car for all seasons 40 WRC Rally GB 90 WRC Rally Argentina 46 November May WRC Rally Australia 94 WRC Rally Portugal 50 i30 N TCR 98 June December WRC Rally Italy 54 Season review 104 WRC Rally Poland 58 Timeline 106 Ypres Rally 62 Partners 110 Thank you 116 Copyright: Hyundai Motorsport GmbH Publication: December 2017, All Rights Reserved. -
2021 MEDIA GUIDE Arctic Rally Finland February 26 - 28, 2021
2021 MEDIA GUIDE Arctic Rally Finland February 26 - 28, 2021 ROUND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Arctic Rally Finland February 26 - 28, 2021 HYUNDAI’S HELLO Given the freezing temperatures outside, I would like to extend a warm welcome to Arctic Rally Finland and for the first of what we hope will be two visits by the WRC and Hyundai Motorsport to the country in 2021. Before I underline the team’s hopes and expectations for this event, I wish to acknowledge all the hard work that’s gone into putting on this rally in such a short amount of time. The efforts of AKK Sports and all the volunteers, particularly in the context of COVID-19, has really impressed me so a big thank you to them. It’s fair to say we showed our limits on Rallye Monte-Carlo and found ourselves licking our wounds and trying to get ahead. Unfortunately, it didn’t work there and after making some changes to our approach we start the second round of the season hoping it will be much better than the first. Having wished a fond farewell to Carlos del Barrio after Monte as he prepared for the next chapter of his career, we are pleased to welcome back Craig and Paul for the start of their half-season campaign in a Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC. We know very well their ability and determination as they try to make a strong start to their season. As well as our regular World Rally Car drivers, we are giving a big chance to a really promising youngster, Oliver Solberg. -
M March 2011
MARCH 2011 PO Box 92 Walkerville SA 5081 ABN 67 321 365 282 www.wacc.asn.au WALKERVILLE ALL CARS CLUB INC. LIFE MEMBERS * NOTES MEMBERS THAT HAVE PASSED AWAY Malcom Blaskett Rod Calver Denise Collins Des Collins John Day Brian Foster Max Jones Ian Kidsley Geoff Kolberg Janneke Macklin Peter McArthur * Bob Nason Greta Nason Jim Penhale Colin Pettigrew Chris Rizonico Brian Schultze * Ivar Stanelis Adrian Ward John Whittenbury CLUB TRUSTEES: President, Secretary, Treasurer, Greta Nason, Rod Calver, John Whittenbury COMMITTEE FOR 2010 PATRON: Ivar Stanelis EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (PRESIDENT, VP, TREASURER & SECRETARY): [email protected] PRESIDENT: Paul Kinnear [email protected] 0438 275 766 VICE PRESIDENT: Mandy Rudham [email protected] 0417 886 108 TREASURER: Jim Penhale [email protected] 7383 2616 SECRETARY: Greta Nason [email protected] 8263 2801 MEMBERSHIP OFFICER: Steve Marriner [email protected] 8525 4104 MINUTE SECRETARY: Steve Rowe [email protected] ASSISTANT TREASURER: Greta Nason [email protected] CAMS DELEGATE: David Marriner [email protected] 0410 442 012 CAMS DELEGATE PROXY: Des Collins 0401 555 360 EDITOR: Guess Who [email protected] CLUB CAPTAIN / COMPETITION SECRETARY: Dave Rudham [email protected] 0417 849 712 P.R.O. Andrew Gooly [email protected] GENERAL COMMITTEE: [email protected] Bob Nason [email protected] 8263 2801 H 0409 676 649 Matthew Monto [email protected] 8365 2242 H 0408 393 211 Steve Rowe [email protected] Denise Collins [email protected] 8276 5415 H 0427 718 035 -
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High Fidelity
LANCIA DELTA INTEGRALE High Fidelity Ein Blick zurück in die “Fiat-Epoche“ von Lancia und die Geschichte des Delta Integrale Text: Alexander Korab Bilder: Mathias Kniepeiss und Wolfgang Buchta Der Lancia Delta Integrale kam vor etwas mehr als 30 Jahren auf den Markt und ist somit ein frischgebackener Oldtimer. Der Name “Integrale“ ist heute zum Mythos ge- worden. In den 80er Jahren, als der Auflösungs- prozess der UdSSR begann, als Personal-Com- puter, Compact-Disk und Mobiltelefon die Welt eroberten, als man zu Hits von Depeche Mode, U2 oder Falco tanzte und die Berliner Mauer fiel, dominierte der Delta die Rallye-Szene wie kein anderes Fahrzeug davor und danach. Auf manchen Sonderprüfungen sind die feschen Allradler noch heute flott unterwegs, obwohl Vincenzo Lancia sie eigentlich schon ein paar Jährchen auf dem (1881-1937) Buckel haben. Um ihre Entstehungsgeschichte näher zu beleuchten, müssen wir doch ein wenig weiter ausholen. Für Fundamentalisten endet die Geschichte von Lancia in der letzten Oktoberwoche des Jahres 1969, als Fiat-Boss Gianni Agnelli die Über- nahme des 1906 gegründeten Traditionsunter- nehmens bekannt gab. Sicherlich, die berühmte “Marke der Ingenieure“ war damit so gut wie tot. Lancia wurde in den mächtigen Fiat-Kon- zern eingegliedert und Neuentwicklungen wie- sen von da an Gemeinsamkeiten mit Fiat-Mo- Gianni Lancia dellen auf. Wer jenes Kapitel der Lancia-Saga (1924-2014) etwas großzügiger betrachtete, durfte sich in den 70er, 80er und 90er Jahren aber über sensa- tionelle Siegesserien im Rallye-Sport freuen. Die Marke der Ingenieure 1937, als Fir- mengründer Vincenzo Lancia starb, galt das Unternehmen mit Sitz in Turin als Nobelmar- ke, welche besonders zuverlässige Automobile mit außergewöhnlicher Technik produzierte. -
V Triumph Ffi Newsl
v Triumphffi Newsletter TSOATRIUMPHSPORTS OWNERS ASSOCIATION VOLUME23, NUMBER6 600 WILLOW TREE RG,AD. LEONIA. NEW JERSEY 07605 DECEMBER,I977 Buffum's TR7 Vins 1977Pro Rally Championship In its first pro-rally season'Triumph TR7 gainsSCCA ChampionshiPand ---t$/ganada North American Rally Cup: John and co-driver Vicki win 7 orrt of 16 rallies. Winning smile from John Bufium and co- driver Vicki, seat-belted into their TR7 coupe. On the following pages John com- ments on many aspects of performance rallying and a complete run-down is in- cluded of the team's rally record. LEONIA, \.J.-'3fn 1977 we won two of the three The British Leyland team cars (Walter Boyce'sTR7 com- professional rally championships we set out to win and peted for British Leyland Motors Canada Ltd.) won eight came as close as we possibly could to winning the third," eventsduring 1977 . In addition, Buffum's fourth place finish saysGraham W. Whitehead,President of British Leyland in the Sept. 17, F.LA. World Championship Criterium Rally Motors Inc. "We consider this a major achievement con- in Quebec was the best placing by a North American in the sidering that this was only our first year in this very de- event. manding sport." The rally TR7's are specially built by Leyland S/T in John Buffum, Burlington, Vt. won the Sports Car Club Abingdon, England. They use the potent four-cylinder, of America U.S. Pro Rally Championship and the North 16-valve, overhead cam engine proven so successfulin the American Rally Cup driving a Triumph TR7 for British Triumph Dolomite Sprint sedan.Tuned for competition, it Leyland.