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STARTERLISTE 1963 DEUTSCHE FORMEL-JUNIOR-MEISTERSCHAFT Nr STARTERLISTE 1963 DEUTSCHE FORMEL-JUNIOR-MEISTERSCHAFT Nr. Nation Fahrer Bewerber Fahrzeug Team Motor 1 BEL Paul Deetens Belgian Racing Team Cooper T59 Belgian Racing Team BMC 1 GER "Franz Müller" „Franz Müller“ Lola Mk5A Roman Dirschl Ford 1 GER Kurt Ahrens sen. Kurt Ahrens sen. Lotus 27/27-J-25 Kurt Ahrens sen. Ford 1 GER Richard Weber Richard Weber Lotus 18 Richard Weber DKW 1 GER Kurt Ahrens jun. Kurt Ahrens jun. Cooper T67/FJ-2-63 Kurt Ahrens jun. Ford 1 GBR David Prophet David Prophet Brabham BT6/FJ-5-63 David Prophet Ford 1 GBR Peter Arundell Ron Harris - Team Lotus Lotus 27/27-JM-32 Ron Harris Racing Ford 2 BEL Jean-Claude Franck Belgian Racing Team Cooper T67/FJ-5-63 Belgian Racing Team Ford 2 GER Adolf Lang Adolf Lang Cooper T56 Adolf Lang Ford 2 GER Kurt Ahrens jun. Kurt Ahrens jun. Cooper T67/FJ-2-63 Kurt Ahrens jun. Ford 2 GER Ludwig Fischer Ludwig Fischer De Sanctis/0004 Ludwig Fischer Fiat 2 GER Gerhard Mitter Autohaus Mitter Lotus 22/22-J-31 Autohaus Mitter DKW 2 BEL Paul Deetens Belgian Racing Team Cooper T59 Belgian Racing Team BMC 2 GER Bastel Fischer Bastel Fischer Cooper T59/FJ-16-62 Bastel Fischer Ford 2 GBR John Hine Ron Harris - Team Lotus Lotus 27 Ron Harris Racing Ford 3 BEL André Liekens Belgian Racing Team Cooper T52/FJ-7-60 Belgian Racing Team BMC 3 GER Richard Weber Richard Weber Lotus 18 Richard Weber DKW 3 GER Gerhard Mitter Gerhard Mitter Lotus 22/22-J-31 Autohaus Mitter DKW 3 GER Hendrick Fleischmann Karl Schumacher Lotus 18 Karl Schumacher Ford 3 GER Adolf Körber Karl Schumacher Lotus 18 Karl Schumacher Ford 3 GER "Franz Müller" „Franz Müller“ Lola Mk5A Roman Dirschl Ford 3 BEL Jean-Claude Franck Belgian Racing Team Cooper T67/FJ-5-63 Belgian Racing Team Ford 3 BEL Didier Lunden Didier Lunden Merlyn Mk3 Didier Lunden Ford 3 GBR Mike Spence Ron Harris - Team Lotus Lotus 27 Ron Harris Racing Ford 4 BEL Karl Smet Belgian Racing Team Cooper T56 Belgian Racing Team BMC 4 GER Max Huber Isar-Racing-Team Lola Mk3 Max Huber Ford 4 GER Otto Lux Otto Lux Lotus 18 Otto Lux Ford 4 GER Helmut Eicker Helmut Eicker Eicker Helmut Eicker Volkswagen 4 GER Günter Schramm Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T59/FJ-10-62 Günter Schramm Ford 4 BEL André Liekens Belgian Racing Team Cooper T52/FJ-7-60 Belgian Racing Team BMC 4 GER Theo Harzheim Theo Harzheim Elva 200 Theo Harzheim BMC 4 GBR Peter Procter Ron Harris - Team Lotus Lotus 27 Ron Harris Racing Ford 4 GBR John Fenning Ron Harris - Team Lotus Lotus 27 Ron Harris Racing Ford 5 NED Willy Vroomen Willy Vroomen Lova Racing Team Willy Vroomen DKW 5 GER Peter Behnke Isar-Racing-Team Cooper T56 Peter Behnke DKW 5 GER Adolf Lang Adolf Lang Cooper T56 Adolf Lang Ford 5 GER Roland Binder Roland Binder Lotus 20 Roland Binder Ford 5 GER Philipp Meub A.W. Lang Cooper T56 Adolf Lang Ford 5 GER Horst Eckert Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T56/FJ-14-61 Horst Eckert Ford 5 USA John Peterson John Peterson Brabham BT6/FJ-13-63 Peterson Racing Organization Ford 5 GBR Jack Paterson G.A. Henrotte Gemini 4A George Henrotte Ford 5 USA Roy Pike G.A. Henrotte Gemini 4A George Henrotte Ford 6 GBR David Hitches David Hitches Lola Mk5 David Hitches Ford 6 GER Adolf Körber Karl Schumacher Lotus 18 Karl Schumacher Ford 6 NED Willy Vroomen Willy Vroomen Lova Racing Team Willy Vroomen DKW 6 GER "Franz Müller" „Franz Müller“ Lola Mk5A Roman Dirschl Ford 6 GER Anton Fischhaber Anton Fischhaber Lotus 18 Anton Fischhaber Ford 6 GBR Jonathan Williams Jonathan Williams Lotus 22 Jonathan Williams Ford 6 GER Wilhelm Heckel Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T59/FJ-40-62 Wilhelm Heckel Ford 6 GER Joachim Diel Joachim Diel Cooper T56 Adolf Lang Ford 6 NZL Howden Ganley G.A. Henrotte Gemini 4A George Henrotte Ford 7 FRA Ralph Buschhaus de Laforest Racing Team RBL Lola Mk3 Racing Team RBL Ford 7 GER Roland Binder Roland Binder Lotus 20 Roland Binder Ford 7 GER Dieter Lanzerath Scuderia Bonn e.V. Stanguellini Dieter Lanzerath Fiat 7 GER Adolf Brudes A.W. Lang Cooper T56 Adolf Lang Ford 7 GER Philipp Meub A.W. Lang Cooper T56 Adolf Lang Ford 7 GER Otto Lux Otto Lux Lotus 18 Otto Lux Ford 7 GER Harald Limberger Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Stanguellini/CS00125 Harald Limberger Fiat 7 FRA Eric Offenstadt Eric Offenstadt Lola Mk5A Eric Offenstadt Ford 7 RSA Louis Jacobsz Anglo Scottish Racing Cooper T59 Anglo Scottish Racing Ford 8 FRA Jacques Maglia Jacques Maglia Lotus 22 Jacques Maglia Ford 8 GER Helmut Eicker Helmut Eicker Eicker Helmut Eicker Volkswagen 8 GER Peter Behnke Isar-Racing-Team Cooper T56 Peter Behnke DKW 8 GBR Klaas Twisk Klaas Twisk Brabham BT2/FJ-4-62 Klaas Twisk Ford 8 GER Joachim Münchow Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T52 Joachim Münchow Ford 8 GER "Franz Müller" „Franz Müller“ Lola Mk5A Roman Dirschl Ford 8 GBR Charles Crichton-Stuart Anglo Scottish Racing Lotus 22 Anglo Scottish Racing Ford 9 FRA Eric Offenstadt Eric Offenstadt Lola Mk5A Eric Offenstadt Ford 9 GER Ernst Hiller Ernst Hiller Cooper T59 Ernst Hiller Ford 9 FRA Ralph Buschhaus de Laforest Racing Team RBL Lola Mk3 Racing Team RBL Ford 9 GER Wilhelm Heckel Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T59/FJ-40-62 Wilhelm Heckel Ford 9 GER Günter Schramm Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T59/FJ-10-62 Günter Schramm Ford 9 GBR William Caiger William Caiger Lola Mk2/BRJ1 William Caiger Ford 9 GBR John Ampt Team Alexis Alexis Mk5/HF501 Team Alexis Ford 10 AUT Curt Bardi-Barry Curt Bardi-Barry Cooper T67/FJ-6-63 Curt Bardi-Barry Ford 10 GER Bastel Fischer Bastel Fischer Cooper T59/FJ-16-62 Bastel Fischer Ford 10 GER Werner Schiffers Werner Schiffers Schiffers Werner Schiffers DKW 10 GER Kurt Ahrens sen. Kurt Ahrens sen. Lotus 27/27-J-25 Kurt Ahrens sen. Ford 10 GER Hans-Hermann Sibbert Hans-Hermann Sibbert Moto Pinelli Hans-Hermann Sibbert 10 GER Dieter Lanzerath Scuderia Bonn e.V. Stanguellini Dieter Lanzerath Fiat 10 GER Josef Hecht Josef Hecht Lola Mk3/BRJ36 Josef Hecht Ford 10 FRA Gabriel Aumont Team Alexis Alexis Mk4 Team Alexis Ford 11 AUT Jochen Rindt Curt Bardi-Barry Cooper T59/FJ-6-62 Curt Bardi-Barry Ford 11 GER Josef Hecht Josef Hecht Lola Mk3/BRJ36 Josef Hecht Ford 11 GER Bastel Fischer Bastel Fischer Cooper T59/FJ-16-62 Bastel Fischer Ford 11 NZL Denis Hulme Brabham Racing Developments Ltd. Brabham BT6/FJ-9-63 Brabham Racing Ford 11 DEN Jens-Christian Legarth Jens-Christian Legarth Lotus 22/22-J-32 Jens-Christian Legarth Ford 11 AUT Curt Bardi-Barry ÖASC Cooper T67/FJ-6-63 Curt Bardi-Barry Ford 12 SWE Picko Troberg Picko Troberg Lola Mk5A/BRJ52 Picko Troberg Ford 12 GER Gerhard Mitter Autohaus Mitter Lotus 22/22-J-31 Autohaus Mitter DKW 12 SWE Yngve Rosqvist Rosqvist Racing Team Cooper T67/FJ-9-63 Rosqvist Racing Team Ford 12 GER Kurt Ahrens jun. Kurt Ahrens jun. Cooper T67/FJ-2-63 Kurt Ahrens jun. Ford 12 GER Joachim Münchow Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T52 Joachim Münchow Ford 12 GER "Franz Müller" „Franz Müller“ Lola Mk5A Roman Dirschl Ford 12 AUT Jochen Rindt ÖASC Cooper T59/FJ-6-62 Curt Bardi-Barry Ford 13 GER Philipp Meub Philipp Meub Cooper T59 Philipp Meub Ford 13 GER Theo Harzheim Theo Harzheim Cooper T56/FJ-7-61 Theo Harzheim Wartburg 13 GER Werner Anderson Werner Anderson RW-Spezial Werner Anderson 13 GBR Jonathan Williams Jonathan Williams Lotus 22 Jonathan Williams Ford 14 USA Peter Revson Peter Revson Cooper T67/FJ-8-63 Peter Revson Ford 14 GER Günter Schramm Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T59/FJ-10-62 Günter Schramm Ford 14 GER Roland Binder Roland Binder Lotus 20 Roland Binder Ford 14 GER Bastel Fischer Bastel Fischer Cooper T59/FJ-16-62 Bastel Fischer Ford 14 GER Horst Eckert Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T56/FJ-14-61 Horst Eckert Ford 14 GER Helmut Eicker Helmut Eicker Eicker Helmut Eicker Volkswagen 14 GER Claus Dörmer Claus Dörmer Melkus 59 Claus Dörmer Wartburg 14 USA John Peterson North Star Racing Team Brabham BT6/FJ-13-63 Peterson Racing Organization Ford 15 GER Roland Binder Racing Team RBL Lotus 20 Roland Binder Ford 15 GER Harald Limberger Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Stanguellini/CS00125 Harald Limberger Fiat 15 GER Helmut Eicker Helmut Eicker Eicker Helmut Eicker Volkswagen 15 GER Gerhard Mitter Gerhard Mitter Lotus 22/22-J-31 Autohaus Mitter DKW 15 GER Roland Binder Roland Binder Lotus 20 Roland Binder Ford 15 BEL "Eldé" Equipe Nationale Belge Cooper T67/FJ-10-63 Leon Dernier Ford 15 RHO Dave Riley Dave Riley Cooper T59/FJ-20-62 Dave Riley BMC 15 BEL Paul Deetens Belgian Racing Team Cooper T67/FJ-10-63 Belgian Racing Team Ford 16 GER Günter Schramm Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V. Cooper T59/FJ-10-62 Günter Schramm Ford 16 GER Richard Weber Richard Weber Lotus 18 Richard Weber DKW 16 GER Theo Harzheim Scuderia Bonn e.V. Cooper T56/FJ-7-61 Theo Harzheim Wartburg 16 GER Bastel Fischer Bastel Fischer Cooper T59/FJ-16-62 Bastel Fischer Ford 16 GBR Eddie Fletcher Eddie Fletcher Lotus 20 Eddie Fletcher Ford 16 BEL Jean-Claude Franck Belgian Racing Team Cooper T67/FJ-5-63 Belgian Racing Team Ford 17 GER Wilhelm Heckel Renngemeinschaft Berlin e.V.
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