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The Binalong Motor Museum Auction 26/07/2020 10:30 AM AEST
Auction - The Binalong Motor Museum Auction 26/07/2020 10:30 AM AEST Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 0 The Binalong Motor Museum was founded in 1990 by two friends 9 LAND SPEED: Seven books relating to the conquest of speed (click to read more) LAND SPEED: Seven books relating to the conquest of speed including; The Binalong Motor Museum was founded in 1990 by two friends, Dr. 'Book of the Racing Campbells' by Richard Hough; 'Fastest on Earth' by Stuart Saunders and John Fitzpatrick, a retired surgeon and solicitor Captain G.E.T Eyston; 'The World's Land Speed Record' by William with a shared passion for vintage motor cars. They acquired a paddock Boddy'. and spent a year building a shed to house both car collections, and at Est. 150 - 200 the same time, formed Binalong Early Motoring Club, which exists to this 10 SHELBY: Four books relating to the Cobra, Shelby and Ford GT40 day.Several years later John moved to Melbourne, and Stuart took over SHELBY: Four books relating to the Cobra, Shelby and Ford GT40, as Curator. The museum and restoration workshop went on to attract three softcover and one hardcover. visitors from all over Australia and overseas, becoming a ‘destination’ for Est. 50 - 150 car clubs and motoring enthusiasts alike. Stuart says that it has been a 11 AMERICAN: Four books relating to American Automobile Racing joy to meet so many people with similar interests from all over the world, AMERICAN: Four books relating to American Automobile Racing and tells of one couple from the U.S. -
SAE-A E-News July 2020
e-News Welcome to the SAE-A’s E-News. This publication augments the quarterly VTE magazine by providing members with the latest news in a format that allows it to be passed on via email. We hope you enjoy it and July 2020 encourage you to be actively involved in its content. Formula SAE Online in times of COVID-19 SAE-A’s most popular and coveted event, Formula SAE (FSAE) has had to face the reality of COVID-19 and cancel the event in its usual format. But all is not lost, a more targeted event will be held professional feedback. • an online business plan event online focusing on the static In all cases, the online competition • the option of a face-to-face elements of the competition. will enable teams to present any physical technical inspections However, in these challenging major changed systems embodied in of their vehicle organised for times this is quite fitting as so many their 2021 vehicle. each state (usual local tech- workplaces are revising work The 2020 online competition nical inspectors) and a video practices with more time spent in represents an opportunity to get a conference design review. online interactions rather than f step up on 2021 by getting a There are no points allocated to ace-to-face meetings. thorough critique of their developing these last activities, its more a The SAE-A’s board and the FSAE designs. feedback session committee has been working For the integrated 2020 On-Line Unlike previous years with separate diligently on a program for the 2020 FSAE-A Static Events Competition, EV and IC categories, this year there event so students do not miss out it is presumed that some teams will will be one combined category for on what is a very important learning be working on a new, or significantly both classes with prizes for 1st, 2nd experience during their time at changed, vehicle for 2021, whereas and 3rd in each event - design, cost university, and for their future others will have been focusing on and business plan. -
Triple Echo These 1970S Formula 3 Cars Helped Three Drivers to F1 and Two to World Championships
historic f3 Triple eCho These 1970s Formula 3 cars helped three drivers to F1 and two to World Championships. They still stir the blood today by marcus pye ormula 3, Formula 2, last-corner sort-outs, came a fascinating if Formula 1. The career racing relatively gutless three-year 1600cc interlude. driver’s aspirational ladder But F3 grew to 2-litre capacity in 1974, and has used to be so simple before remained there ever since. motor giant-led sidestreets Engine sizes have remained static, but power complicated the issue. Prior has risen dramatically, today’s 230bhp outputs to the birth of Renault and Nissan V6 categories, just about keeping pace with huge technological Fand GP2, which superceded F2’s replacement advances in chassis design and construction. F3000, there was no hiding place in F3. After all, any class with significantly more power Although 500cc motorcycle-engined cars than grip is likely to serve a more relevant role inaugurated the British championship in 1951, in the training of future Grand Prix stars. and established a world-leading racing car Which has been ‘the best’ 2000cc sub-era? industry, it was not until ’64 – after six seasons The answer is necessarily subjective. First- of Formula Junior slingshot the likes of Jim generation machines raced up to 1980, the Clark, John Surtees and Denny Hulme towards revolutionary wing cars to ’84, and subsequent F1 world titles – that F3 returned, gaining flat-bottomed chassis all have their followings, continental flavour and respect. and memories of current drivers’ heroes are Following the matchless one-litre ‘screamers’ perpetuated in historic racing throughout which slipstreamed round Europe until 1970, Europe. -
Dealers As at Jun 20201.Xlsx
Area Country Dealer Name Address Notes Dates of Lotus Relationship Terminology makes it difficult to accurately determine the status of each dealership. Some were called distributors, others importers, whilst others were dealers, agents, service centres etc. The list contains all types. Similarly dates can not be taken as entirely accurate as few records exit to verify them. Information comes mainly from the sales sheets, advertisments of the period and dealer network brochures Europe Angola Mocar SARL Caixa Postal 16464 Luanda Run by Altino & Renato Fraga. Mocar was a strong and prestigious car dealer, representing as distributor for Lotus and De Tomaso, within the then modern Capital Luanda, one of the largest car sales centers in the world, in the 1960s.Was also importer for Ford, ran a race team under the Team ETA-Mocar banner in early 70s (ETA was the Angola Tobacco Co).The 25 of April of 1974 deeply changes the life in Angola and Altino Fraga heads to Portugal. It takes a few years to settle in Lisbon, but the effort, coupled with a deep understanding of the car market, would be crucial for Altino Fraga to regain the prestige he had built a decade earlier in Angola. Austria Lotus Austria Wien 1, Schubertring 8 Mr R Markl. The formula junior driver Rolf Markl became the first Lotus distributor for Austria in 1963. In Markl´s house in Vienna lived the young racing talent Jochen Rindt. Photographs of those days show Jim Clark at a garden-party with Rindt and Markl in Vienna. Belgium François Staumont Bruxelles First importer appointed Belgium Lotus Belgium Neerstraat 185, St. -
Silvio Moser E La Bellasi F1
20 AUTOMOBILI D’EPOCA L’incredibile avventura di Silvio Moser e della sua Bellasi F1 Silvio Moser ha iscritto il suo nome nella leggenda dei motori: un pilota indipendente, che riuscì nell’incredibile exploit di costruire una propria Formula 1 e corrervi rivaleggiando contro i grandi team durante la stagione agonistica 1970. AUTOMOBILI D’EPOCA 2121 ® Nato a Zurigo nel 1941 e successiva- mente stabilitosi a Lugano, tentò l’inverosi- mile pur di raggiungere i massimi livelli ago- nistici. Dopo un periodo di gavetta nelle formule minori, approdò in F1 il 21 maggio del 1967, in occasione del Gran Premio di Siracusa (al volante di una Cooper T77). Nel 1968, grazie al magnate Charles Vögele, gli fu proposto di condurre una Brabham BT 20 V8 Repco, ma la squadra non riuscì ad in- serirsi tra le migliori. Decise quindi di creare una propria scuderia (era il 1969), la «Silvio Moser Racing Team SA», con lo scopo di partecipare al Campionato del mondo. Con l’aiuto finanziario d’Aldo Sonvico e Aldo Pes- sina, acquistò la sua prima vettura da corsa, una Brabham BT24, utilizzata in precedenza dal team di Frank Williams per Piers Cou- rage (poi riverniciata in rosso-arancio, con una banda bianca longitudinale). ® Debuttò nel Gran Premio di Monaco di quell’anno, qualificandosi al 15esimo rango. Al di là di un incoraggiante sesto posto negli Stati Uniti, la stagione fu estremamente difficile. Alla sua conclu- sione giunse pure la beffa relativa ai nuovi più possibile le caratteristiche della Bra- regolamenti, che imposero serbatoi a bham, altrimenti sarebbe stato oltremodo struttura deformante. -
The HSRCA 1960S Racing Cars Groups M and O Newsletter No.18
The HSRCA 1960s Racing Cars Groups M and O Newsletter No.18 March 2012 Ed Holly (Registrar) [email protected] Welcome to the first M and O Racing newsletter for 2012. What a year it is shaping up to be, plenty of new cars debuting, or about to, and the interest is already building for the most important M & O event every 2 years with the running of the 4th Tasman Revival in November. In fact it looks like being a very busy end to the year with the with the 50th anniversary of the AGP at Caversham being celebrated with an Historic event at Barbagello. This weekend is also the traditional Sandown weekend and is only 2 weeks before the Tasman Revival itself. Post Tasman there is the New Zealand meetings at Hampton Downs over consecutive weekends with the theme being a tribute to Denny Hulme. Planning for the Tasman Revival is continuing apace. The Tasman Revival committee has employed the services of an event and marketing company, Lehman and Associates, and to produce the programme to a very high standard, a graphic arts and publishing company. On the next page you will see the flyer produced by the latter company. It is nice to see Spencer Martin in Paul Moxham’s Brabham Alfa BT23D selected as the subject, as Spencer is the only Australian Tasman driver to also run in the Tasman Revival. Overseas interest too is solid, and expectations are that we should have at least as many overseas cars as previously. Sir Jack Brabham named as one of Australia’s 100 Living Treasures. -
Unknown - - 001 2.0 - LH Lang Heck | Long Tail
Copyright © Rob Semmeling 1 Date Event Location # Driver(s) Overall Class Chassis CC Entrant Type Notes 1967 00.04.1967 Porsche private test Hockenheim - Unknown - - 001 2.0 - LH Lang Heck | Long Tail 00.04.1967 Porsche private test Unknown - Unknown - - 001 2.0 - LH At the Volkswagen test track - Unknown - - 002 2.0 - LH Possibly in Wolfsburg ? 09.04.1967 Essais des 24 Heures du Mans Le Mans 40 Gerhard Mitter 21 - 001 2.0 Porsche System Engineering LH S-ZL 126 | later scrapped 41 Gerhard Mitter | Herbert Linge | Fritz Huschke von Hanstein 28 - 002 2.0 Porsche System Engineering LH S-ZD 946 | scrapped in Dec 1967 11.06.1967 24 Heures du Mans Le Mans 40 Gerhard Mitter | Jochen Rindt DNF DNF 003 2.0 Porsche System Engineering LH S-ZL 691 | red nose | QF 22 41 Jo Siffert | Hans Herrmann 5 1 004 2.0 Porsche System Engineering LH S-ZL 692 | green nose | QF 21 30.07.1967 BOAC International 500 Brands Hatch 12 Hans Herrmann | Jochen Neerpasch (replaced Kurt Ahrens) 4 4 007 2.2 Porsche System Engineering KH S-ZL 855 | modified tail | QF 12 00.10.1967 Porsche private test Nürburgring - Hans Herrmann - - 007 2.2 - KH Südschleife | completed 600 km Late 1967 Porsche private test Monza - Hans Herrmann - - 007 2.2 - KH Full circuit with chicanes 08.12.1967 Porsche press day Hockenheim - Ludovico Scarfiotti | Jo Siffert - - 007 2.2 - KH Kurz Heck | Short Tail - Unknown - - --- 2.2 - LH 14.12.1967 Porsche private test Daytona - Hans Herrmann | Rolf Stommelen | Jochen Neerpasch - - 011 2.2 - LH Accident Neerpasch | car damaged Copyright © Rob Semmeling -
Brabham BT15 / 16 1965 F3/F2 No
Brabham BT15 / 16 1965 F3/F2 no. telaio BT15-16–F3–65 / BT16-09–F2–65 / BT16-21–F2–65 / BT16-02–F2–65 freni a disco su 4 ruote 10.5” ant. 9.5” post. cerchio ant. 6” x Ø13” cerchio post. 7” x Ø13” cerchio ant. 5” x Ø13” cerchio post. 6” x Ø13” passo 228.6cm careggiata 127.0cm ant. 129.5cm post. peso circa F3 400kg F2 420kg colore rosso con striscia blu F2 SCA motore basato su blocco da turismo F3 MAE motore basato su blocco e testa da turismo 4 cilindri in linea Ford116E 80.96 x 48.4mm 997cm³ 4 cilindri in linea Ford105E 80.96 x 48.1mm 997cm³ 2 carburatori Weber 40 DCOE 110cv a 7800 giri ½ carburatore Weber 40 DCOE 100cv a 7800giri Hewland MK VII 5 marcie Hewland MK VI 4 marcie Storia Per la stagione 1965 e stato creato la Scuderia Martinelli & Sonvico con i piloti Silvio Moser e “City”, poi sostituito per questioni privati con Clay Regazzoni. Anche il Luganese Guglielmo Bellasi in qualche occasione faceva parte del team. Mentre la stagione stato iniziato con le vetture della stagione precedente, sono stati ordinati 3 nuovi Brabham un F3 e due F2. (per il BT16-21-F2-65 non sono evidenze certe di essere stato usato da Silvio Moser) 04.07.1965 XXXI GP de Reims F BT16-09 F2 DNF guarnizione testa (09) 11.07.1965 XIII GP de Rouen F BT16-09 F2 DNF 18.07.1965 V GP der Solitude D BT16-09 F2 8° assoluto 25.07.1965 Cesena – Sestrière I BT16-09 F2 1° categoria corsa in salita 08.08.1965 GP Pergusa Enna I BT16-09 F2 7° assoluto 3° batteria 2 Durante la corsa a Enna, Armando Sonvico, figlio di Aldo Sonvico acquisto dal Team Winkelmann la vettura di Jochen Rindt, il Brabham Cosworth BT16-02-F2-65, che dopo tutte pratiche doganali sara la vettura base di Silvio Moser. -
Erinnerungen an Jo Siffert
5. Bergprüfung Altbüron LU 2011 Erinnerungen an Jo Siffert Jo Siffert, ein Name den noch fast alle Siffert-Feld kennen. Wir sind sicher, dass er (heute 75 jährig) bestimmt auch auf der Startliste in diesem Programmheft erscheinen wür- de, wenn dieser schwarze Sonntag, der 24. Oktober 1971 nicht gewesen wäre. Auch vierzig Jahre nach seinem Unfalltod in Brands Hatch (GB) lebt Jo Siffert bei vielen Motorsportbegeisterten im Herzen weiter. Wir möchten mit unserer Veranstaltung «in Gedanken bei Jo Siffert» seine Renn- fahrerlaufbahn, welche er als Motorrad- rennfahrer und Seitenwagenpassagier be- gann und die ihn später als Autorennfahrer bis zum Siegfahrer in der Formel 1 brachte, nochmals aufzeigen. Jo Siffert fuhr in fast allen Kategorien des internationalen Renn- sports. Er vergass aber nie seine Fans zu Hause und für sie plante er auch regelmässige Starts bei Bergrennen in der Schweiz ein. Sogar mit dem Formel 1 Rennwagen, mit welchem er 1968 in Brands Hatch seinen ersten Grand Prix gewann, kam er vier Wochen später nach St. Ursanne – Les Rangiers und begeisterte das Publikum mit einem Tagessieg. Nun ist dieser blaue Lotus 49, sein Originalsiegerwagen von damals, wieder hier in der Schweiz. Wir dürfen ihn in Altbüron bestaunen, und er fährt wie viele von Jo Sifferts damaligen Renntöffs und Rennwagen sogar wieder den Berg hoch für uns! Dank der spontanen Zusagen der heutigen Besitzer, welche zum Teil aus England, Frankreich, Deutschland, Österreich, aber auch aus dem Siffertland Schweiz mit seinen damaligen Rennfahrzeugen angereist sind, können wir im Stile einer Freilichtaufführung in Altbüron die Karriere von Jo Siffert noch einmal aufzeigen. Bitte beachten Sie, dass die hier aufgeführte Fahrzeugauswahl dem Stand zum Zeit- punkt des Programmdruckes entspricht. -
20 7584 7403 E-Mail [email protected] 1982 Brabham Bt49/D
14 QUEENS GATE PLACE MEWS, LONDON, SW7 5BQ PHONE +44 (0)20 7584 3503 FAX +44 (0)20 7584 7403 E-MAIL [email protected] 1982 BRABHAM BT49/D Chassis Number: BT49D-18 Every epoch of Grand Prix racing has been graced by magnicent cars which transcended the normal creations of genius and which pushed the boundaries of performance beyond the reach of even their most stellar rivals. Debuted in the autumn of 1979, Gordon Murray’s Brabham BT49 design is regarded by the South African’s peers as the ultimate Cosworth DFV-powered chassis in an extraordinarily competitive era which saw the Ford-badged three-litre V8 engine win 155 Formula 1 World Championship races over an incredible 17 years. Evolved over four seasons by F1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone’s Brabham team, in three distinct specications, Murray’s family of BT49s were very special in almost every respect. Freed at last from the compromises previously imposed by cumbersome and thirsty 12-cylinder Alfa Romeo engines, in both at and vee formats, Murray delighted in shrink-wrapping the compact DFV in the neatest, sleekest package. Supremely elegant and stunningly detailed the BT49’s monocoque was beautifully crafted in aluminium with carbonbre stiening panels. Setting new standards aerodynamically his masterpieces were quick out of the box and netted six pole positions. With promising tools at their disposal at last, although the mercurial turbocars won the arms race in terms of power, Murray and his lieutenants worked tirelessly to maximise the inherent advantages they had. The team proved most adept at mastering the complex sliding skirt ‘wing car’ concept which unlocked extraordinary new parameters of cornering speed without, on the Brabham at least, sacricing basic straight line speed. -
Utility Page
© Unknown La Stagione 1969 è entrata negli annali della Formula Uno come l’anno di Ja- ckie Stewart, della Matra-Ford MS 80 e di Ken Tyrrell, inglese, ex pilota e pro- prietario di una squadra che utilizza un telaio della Casa aero-spaziale francese Matra, progettato da Bernard Boyer, sul quale è stato montato il motore più competitivo: il V8 Ford-Cosworth. Dopo i modelli MS9, MS10 e MS11, nel 1969 la Matra presentò la quarta monoposto di Formula 1, la MS80. Il propulsore l dominio messo in mostra dal Gran Premio di casa. Ma ci sono Ford Cosworth DFV di 3000cc, erogava circa 420 CV (313 I Campione scozzese, ritenuto state anche interessanti novità tec- kW). Nella Stagione 1969 la MS80 porta Jackie Stewart alla l’erede di Clark, è assoluto: sei niche destinate a dare una svolta al vittoria del Titolo Piloti. La vettura era stata costruita presso la sede della Matra, a Vélizy-Villacoublay, a sud-ovest della vittorie, un secondo e un quarto futuro della Formula Uno, quali la periferia di Parigi. La direzione del progetto MS80 fu affidata a posto su undici appuntamenti iri- trazione integrale (vedi nota alla Gérard Ducarouge e Bernard Boyer. Oltre alla Ferrari, la Ma- dati, per una Classifica finale che fine) e il ridimensionamento degli tra MS80 è l'unica vettura di Formula 1 non britannica ad aver parla da sola: 63 punti, ben venti- enormi alettoni comparsi sulle vinto il Campionato Costruttori. Da ricordare infatti che le sei di vantaggio su Jacky Ickx, sul monoposto nel corso della Stagio- vetture francesi Renault R25 e Renault R26 che hanno vinto il Titolo nel 2005 e nel 2006, oltre all'austriaca Red Bull, che quale, però, vengono puntati i ri- ne ’68 e all‘inizio del 1969. -
2019 January Historic Torque
The Official Journal of the Historic Racing Car Club (Queensland) Inc. July/August 2020 No Frills HISTORIC WARWICK replaces Historic Queensland October 2nd to 4th, 2020 See Pages 4 & 5 Kevin Bartlett announced as HRCC CLUB PATRON See Page 6 VALE: RON TAURANAC See Page 7 New Race Track proposed for Rockhampton See Page 3 Find us on:facebook 1 www.hrcc.org.au Contributions for upcoming issues of HISTORIC TORQUE are welcomed. Please email MS Word & digital photo contributions to [email protected] Alternatively, post articles to The Editor - Historic Torque, POBox 353, Red Hill Qld. 4059 Deadline - Last day of the month. Disclaimer: HRCC.Qld accepts no responsibility for the results of contributors’ advice, nor does it necessarily endorse any services/products/goods offered by advertisers. It is a requirement that all articles published are accompanied by the name of the author. Opinions expressed in the newsletter are not necessarily those of this Club, its Officers or its Editor. Comments/opinions made by the Editor are also not necessarily those of the Club or its Officers. Items originating from the newsletter may be reprinted but acknowledgement would be appreciated. Published photographs are the property of the photographers and may not be reproduced without their permission. HRCC (Q) Inc Club Officers -2018 President Alan Steel 0421 349950 [email protected] Vice President Chris Robertson 0403 868375 [email protected] Secretary Peter Gilbert 0408 742737 [email protected] Treasurer John Tupicoff 0408 197344 [email protected] Committee Greg Dalliston 0418 983307 [email protected] Committee/Membership/Conc.