Latest updates to silhouet.com/motorsport

Tracks - Additions
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Mutsuwan - source: "Racing On", April 2003 (Japanese magazine), thanks to Richard Divila

Source: "Lost Tracks", by Gordon Eliot White
Iron Bowl, Alabama
Arizona State Fairgrounds
Jenny Lind, Arkansas
Ascot, California
Corona, California
Gilmore Stadium, California
Danbury, Connecticut
Plant Field, Florida
Lakewood, Georgia
Atlanta Motordrome, Georgia
Boise Fairgrounds, Idaho
Soldier Field, Illinois
Jungle Park Speedway, Indiana
Roby Speedway, Indiana
Indianapolis Midget Speedway, Indiana
McCarty Speedway, Kansas
Shreveport, Louisiana
Old Orchard Beach, Maine
Boston Gardens, Massachusetts
Brockton Fairgrounds, Massachusetts
Norwood Arena, Massachusetts
Readville, Massachusetts
Motor City Speedway, Michigan
Packard Proving Grounds, Michigan
Twin City Motor Speedway, Minnesota
Olympic Stadium, Missouri



Tracks - Updates
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Broadford - added maps and details, thanks to Patrick Fletcher (source: www.motorcyclingvic.com.au)
Sandia - added map (thanks to Ben Reyes)
Marlboro - added details of the oval there (source: "Lost Tracks" by Gordon Eliot White)
Kansas City Speedway - added some track details (source: "Lost Tracks" by Gordon Eliot White)


Hillclimbs
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Added:
Mount Equinox
Knox Mountain/Okanagan Hillclimb - thanks to Tom Johnson
Maloya - thanks to Holger Merten

Thanks to Hans Etzrodt, "Tomba" & Geza Sury:
Gugger Hegy
Janos Hegy
Svab Hegy
Harmashatar Hegy


Drivers
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Christian Goethals - added date of death, thanks to Danny (aka damamaho on TNF)
Alejandro de Tomaso - added date of death, thanks to David T on TNF





Plus I would like to point to the link a few posts up on the Fittipaldi cars (http://members.atlas.../Fittipaldi.pdf). See what you think - I must admit to being a little embarrassed at the praise from Mike Argetsinger - many thanks indeed for the comments, but I don't think that it is quite so worthy.......

Firstly, and slightly off topic, I'm now writing a weekly motorsports column on http://www.thegaffer...rrengindex.html . Nothing spectacular, but I am free to write whatever I like! It's mostly contemporary, but nostalgia will be introduced at some point.

Now, the latest site update:

Tracks - Updates
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Homestead - added new corner banking details (source: Autosport, 29th May 2003)
Rockingham Speedway - added details about the non-board ovals used there (source: "Lost Tracks" by G.E.White)
Flemington Speedway - added early track details (source: "Lost Tracks" by G.E.White)
Hinchcliffe Stadium - added early track details (source: "Lost Tracks" by G.E.White)
Nutley Velodrome - added early track details (source: "Lost Tracks" by G.E.White)
Sportsman Park - added early track details (source: "Lost Tracks" by G.E.White)
Altoona - added post-board track details (source: "Lost Tracks" by G.E.White)
Embakasi, Kenya - thanks to Duncan Rollo
Les Sables - added a new map showing the two variants - thanks to Guido de Carli

Mid-America Raceway and Mid-America Motorplex are not the same - tracks now separated into different entries (thanks to Matt Trebelhorn for pointing this out).
Pau - added planned 2004 extension (source: Autosport, 12 June 2003)

Thanks to Don Capps, maps updated for the following tracks:
Corona
Santa Monica
Torrey Pines
Michigan - added maps for three road course variants
Pocono - added map for 2.8 mile road course variant
Lawrenceville - added map which shows both variants
Long Island - added 1905 and 1906 track variants
Daytona - added maps for 1.6 mile and 3.1 mile variants.
Phoenix - added road course variant
Oregon International Raceway - added map which shows planned oval and dragstrip
Sears Point - added map of original circuit
Sebring - added two 5.2 mile variants
Dunkirk - added 2.2 mile variant
Texas Motor Speedway - added aerial picture
Oglethorpe Speedway - added picture and track details (also 1999 National Speedway Directory, by Allen Brown)
Greenville-Pickens Speedway - added picture



Tracks - Additions
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Langbaurgh - source: Autosport, 12th June 2003
Luzhniki - sources: Autosport, 26th June 2003, and "Kos" on the TNF

Source: "Lost Tracks", by Gordon Eliot White
Lewis & Clark Fairgrounds
Ak-Sar-Ben Speedway
Ord Fairgrounds
Lawton
Safford Park
Dover Speedway
HoHoKus Speedway
Speedway Park
Sandia Stadium
Buffalo City Stadium
Freeport Municipal Stadium
Kingsbridge Armory
Mineola Fairgrounds
Polo Grounds
Bismarck
Central Carolina Fairgrounds
Charlotte Fairgrounds
Fort Miami Speedway
Greenville Motor Speedway
Rubber Bowl
Jackson County Fairgrounds
Taft Stadium
Bloomsburg Fairgrounds
Hatfield Speedway
Reading Fairgrounds
Hershey Park
Yellow Jackets Speedway
Lonsdale Sports Arena
Narragansett Park
Columbia Speedway - picture from Don Capps
Greenwood
Sioux Empire Fairgrounds
Arlington Downs
Utah Fairgrounds
Playland Park
Champlain Valley Exposition
Richmond State Fairgrounds
Virginia Beach Speedway
Tacoma Speedway
Bennings
Ozarkee County Fairgrounds
Frontier Park
Elgin
Sioux City Speedway
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Course
Huracan Stadium, Buenos Aires

Thanks to Don Capps:
Antilles, Puerto Rico
Igloo Raceways
Carrell Speedway
Candlestick Park
St Helens Island, Canada
Westover AFB
Miami Masters Field
Savannah Speedway
Austin Raceway Park
Lewisville


Engis - www.camso.com
Ruisbroek - www.camso.com
Warneton - www.camso.com

Cascais
Caserta - thanks to Barry Boor
Longchamps
Circuit de Bagatelle, Bois de Boulogne


Drivers
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Added picture for von Trips (source: Motorsport, July 2003)
Moved Nicolas Kiesa to this section from motorsport people, and updated career stats.

Darren, some new data has been found on the old Luzhniki track, therefore I'm going to modify the map that I have published here on TNF.

Tracks - Updates
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Alcaniz - added map (source: http://www.redaragon...asalcaniz/6.asp)
Valentino Park - added track distances and 1955 variant (thanks to Roger Clark)
Isla Grande Airport, Puerto Rico - added map (source: Autosport, 31st July 2003)
Gardemoen - added 3 track maps (sourced from posting on TNF)
Gedinne - added circuit (source: AMC Gedinne 2003 program, thanks to Serrie Chapman)
Bishopscourt - added modern bike circuit (source: http://www.roadracer...sunflower02.htm, thanks to Serrie Chapman)
Vitoria - source: www.cafetoko.com.br/news_detalhe_57.asp
Aspern
Miami - added 2003 configuration (source: www.cart.com)
Suzuka - added modifications for 2003 (source: www.suzukacircuit.co.jp)
Lisdoonvarna Hillclimb - added (source: Motorsport, November 2003)
Tijuana - source: home.san.rr.com/fsheff/payastr.htm

Thanks to Barry Boor:
Aix-les-Bains - added 1953 variant
Marseille - added 1950 variant
Brussels - added 1946 circuit
Florence - added 1948 variant.
Forez - added circuit
Loges - added circuit
Longchamps - added track details
Madrid - added circuit
Medoc - added circuit
Mons - added circuit
Nantes - added circuit
Nimes - added 1947 circuit
Perpignan - added circuit
Dijon (street circuit) - added track
Roubaix - added circuit
St Cloud - added circuit
Geneva - added Grand Prix des Nations track


Front page - removed Friend Finder and web-rings. All of the webpages linked behind them do not exist anymore!


Drivers
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Added Zsolt Baumgartner - moved from Motorsport People section, and updated results
Nello Pagani - updated thanks to Alessandro Silva


Results
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1933-1939 - GP d'Albigeois should be GP de l'Albigeois - thanks to Jean-Maurice Gigleux
1926 GP Results - updated. Thanks to Tim Murray & Richard Armstrong.



WSC Results
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1973 Daytona 24 Hrs - Corrected Fastest Lap - stated that Hailwood was driving a Lola, but should be a Mirage. Thanks to Michael Oliver for pointing this out.
1975 Le Mans 24 Hrs - Changed Dominique Pigeon to Claude Pigeon (thanks to Franck Pigeon for pointing this out)



Motorsport People - Updated
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Possum Bourne - added results and picture (also thanks to Mark Jones)
Fred Agabashian - added results (thanks to Alexey Rogachev)
Walt Ader - added results (thanks to Alexey Rogachev)
George Amick - added results (thanks to Alexey Rogachev)
Manuel Ayulo - added results (thanks to Alexey Rogachev)
David Bruce-Brown - added picture & results (source: Motorsport, April 2003, pgs 44-48)
Rauno Aaltonen - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Jeff Allam - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Max Angelelli - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Didier Auriol - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Kevin Bartlett - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Norm Beechey - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
David Besnard - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Frank Biela - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Colin Bond - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Christophe Bouchut - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Colin Bond - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Geoff Brabham - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Dale Brede - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Jason Bright - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Peter Brock - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Richard Burns - added results (thanks to Mark Jones, aka Falcadore)
Rocco Theunissen - added results and date of death (source: www.motorsport.com)
Andy Rouse - added picture (source: Autosport, 3rd July 2003)
Matt Neal - added picture (source: Autosport, 3rd July 2003)
Franck Montagny - added results (source: Autosport, 10th July 2003)
Mark Lovell - added details about death (source: www.motorsport.com, PressSnoop@aol.com)
Guy Moll - added picture and details (source: Motorsport, August 2003, pg 97-101)
Stewart McColl - added date of death (thanks to Bruce Moxon and Paul Newby)
Mike Jordan - added career details and corrected nationality (source: PR card)
Tony Renna - added date of death (source: http://www.indyracin...p?story_id=2083)

Vaino Nurmimaa and Gunnar Callbo - the pictures were for the wrong people, so swapped them around. Many thanks to Kent Callbo for pointing this out.



Motorsport People - Added
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Richard Amick - thanks to Alexey Rogachev
Frank Armi - thanks to Alexey Rogachev
John Baker - thanks to Jim Thurman, Mike Argetsinger (source: National Speed Sports News)
Stephen Cothran - thanks to Mike Argetsinger (source: National Speed Sports News)
Bill Krause - source: Motorsport, April 2003, pgs 64-66.
Fermin Velez - source: ALMS press release on www.motorsport.com
Roy Herron - source: Autosport, 27th March 2003
Loris Roggia - source: Autosport, 26th June 2003
Barrie Bern - thanks to Milan Fistonic
Paul Masser - thanks to Graham Clayton (source: Australian Speedway World)
Piotr Zembowicz - thanks to "Miki"
Leszek Korzanowski - thanks to "Miki"
Dennis Dee - source: Boston Globe 16/6/2003
George Smith - source: Boston Globe 16/6/2003
Joe Whitcomb - source: www.motorsport.com
Roger Freeman - source: www.motorsport.com, PressSnoop@aol.com
Briggs Cunningham - thanks to Gil Bouffard & Cabianca from TNF
Marlene Baker - source: http://www.pressdemo..._b1empireb.html, thanks to "TheUnions" from the TNF
Leonardo Maia
Memo Rojas
Dan Di Leo
Chuck Colegrove - source: NSSN, thanks to Mike Argetsinger
Keith Hutton - source: http://www.dmregiste...8/21985128.html, thanks to Jim Thurman
Michael McHugh - source: http://www.stuff.co....2969a10,00.html
Luke Hones - source: Autosport, 11th September 2003
Katherine Legge - source: www.katherinelegge.info
Dimitris Kolopianos - source: http://rally.racing-live.com/en/
Susan Cameron - source: Autosport, 16th October 2003


Removed Nicolas Kiesa & Zsolt Baumgartner from Motorsport People and added to F1 drivers section



Also added lots of race & rally results for the 2003 season.

I have been toying with a couple of ideas. I've been thinking of creating two new sections for my website: one on the Land Speed Record, another on Racing Cars (from the year dot to present). However, rather than doing everything myself, I was looking at doing it more in the way of Georgano's "Beaulieu Encyclopedia of the Car", with myself as Editor and collator (although I will supply some material), and others as contributors. The contributions would include pictures, specs, stories etc. The Racing cars section would be more than a re-run of David Hodges A-Z books - I would want to cover all racing cars from all countries. Would anyone be interested by helping out and submitting copy which could be used?

Great idea. I'm scanning some photos. Unfortunately I have no time. Tonight I scanned all 1978 F.1 car drawings, issued by Autosprint just before Italy GP 1978.
I have already uploaded Merzario on Kauhsen + Merzario thread.
Do you think you are interested in?

Ciao,
Guido

I certainly would be Guido, and many thanks for your kind offer.

Originally posted by Darren Galpin
I have been toying with a couple of ideas. I've been thinking of creating two new sections for my website: one on the Land Speed Record, another on Racing Cars (from the year dot to present).

Blimey - and I thought I was mad in trying to catalogue all the racing tracks in the world! You've been doing this for a while along with everything else and now this... I guess no-one can accuse you of lacking ambition Darren! ;-)

Or should that be stupidity?? I get to see that vague glimmer at the end of the tunnel where I am just coming towards the end of some project, and I then go and build another 100 mile extension. Still, gives me something to do next year for the 10th year anniversary of the website.

Part 1
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Tracks - Updates
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Chaika - added map (source: 1975 #11 issue of Soviet motor magazine Za Rul'om, thanks to "Kvadrat" from TNF)
Aspern - added additional map, thanks to Michel Marti (source: http://www.aspern.at...latzrennen1.jpg)
Miami - 1.85 mile circuit now identified better, thanks to Michel Marti
Anglesey - added details about extra cash to extend track (source: Autosport, 4th December 2003)
Jarama - added details of impending destruction (source: Autosport, 4th December 2003)
Rest and be Thankful Hillclimb - added to list with details (source: Motorsport, December 2003, pg 67-68)
Barcelona - added details of changes to La Caixa (source: Autosport, 4th December 2003, pg 9)


Comment here - naming a corner after the local bank????? The Montmelo track in Barcelona has to be the worst for corner names ever!!!!


Results
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Toyota Atlantic - changed Jacko Cunningham to J.O. "Jocko" Cunningham. Thanks to Richard Holub for pointing this out.


WSC Results
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1965 - Monza 1000Km: Changed #52 details. M.H.Willie Cave should be Mick H. Cave, and it was entered by Radford Racing, not Weber Racing. Thanks to Neil Dangerfield (Cave's co-driver) for the info).

1976-1992 - Added results for whole years, thanks to Martin Krejci (source: Time & Two Seats, by Janos Wimpffen). Also added Daytona 24 Hrs & Sebring 12 Hrs results to IMSA results, plus World Endurance Championship for Drivers.


It doesn't look much when you post it above like this, but that take many hours to do, and much ear-bashing from my wife!!



Part 2
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10th Anniversary Celebration!

It is the 10th anniversary of my website. I never ever thought it would take so much time, or go so far, or introduce me to so many interesting people. Thank you all.

Going back a few posts - I'm now almost in a position to get going with the LSR and Car projects. Guido has kindly already supplied some material - can anyone else help?

Thanks,

Darren

Darren, according race car data: I have a database of about 5000 racing cars from WWII to present, varying from very little details to complete entries with acceleration figures. It's been neglected the last few months (I'm running a website too ).
The whole thing is in Filemaker Pro format, most entries have a picture of 440 * 230 pixels. Sources are included though not always reliable (think of HP figures in the turbo era).
Let us know what kind of formats you want to use and most of all what you are able to read. I'd be happy to bring in what I have.

I don't know the Filemaker Pro format - could you possibly send me an example so that I can try to see what I can do with it? I can manage most formats, as I have access to MS Word, Adobe Framemaker, plus other programs.

Darren

Filemakerpro is a good little package. Works well on the web. You can get a free trial of Filemakerpro 6 (here) so you can access Frank's data and experiment with exporting it to Excel. If you have a recent version of Excel or Access, you should be able to transfer the data using XML.

Frank - any chance I could have a copy of your database too?

Allen

Thanks for the hint Allen. I'll try and see if I can convert the data some other way first, as the free download is 57MB! That would take just a little bit of time on a 56Kb modem at home.

Darren, of course I can export the data to any kind of format - the only thing is that you lose the link to the pictures which is often necessary to point out which car we are taking about. Take a look at the PDF first and tell me what you think.

I've put a skeleton framework in place for the two new pages, linked in to the front page. Updates so far are:

LSR
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Added a table of the outright results. No text or anything else added yet.


Cars
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Added entries for Audi (R8 and S1), Cooper, Jappic and Lanchester. Sources: Autosport, Motorsport. Kindly hosted by thegaffer.com.

Originally posted by Darren Galpin
LSR
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Added a table of the outright results. No text or anything else added yet.

Darren,

What's the LSR page address? BTW, I have a table of speed records in various classes (class 1 - groups 1 to 10, class 7 - group 1, class 8 - groups 1 & 2), but... by January 1, 1976 only. If you need it, please let me know.

Address is http://www.thegaffer...ort/lsr/lsr.php , but this is linked via the main silhouet front page (as are the cars). I would be interested in the class records, Alexey. Thanks very much!

The class records will be in few days. The LSR page is great but... in my opinion, it worths adding km/h speeds column.

Done.

Cars
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Added Fittipaldi-3200 VW Bimotor. Sources: article by Karl Ludvigsen, with additional help from Ricardo Divila.

Originally posted by Darren Galpin
.........

10th Anniversary Celebration!

It is the 10th anniversary of my website. I never ever thought it would take so much time, or go so far, or introduce me to so many interesting people. Thank you all.

....

Sorry bit late, but well done on all the great work you have done

LSR
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Added article on William K Vanderbilt's run in a Mercedes at Daytona, thanks to Mark G. Dill for letting me use his article.
Also put pictures and short series of words on Frank Lockhart and the Stutz Black Hawk (source: Motorsport, January 2004)

I, too, had missed this anniversary. Darren - belated congratulations and sincere thanks for making this great resource available.

http://www.thegaffer...t/cars/cars.php

This is the latest update, although only about 90% complete for phase 1 (uploading 200 MB takes a long time over a 56k modem!) - I have updated the majority of Frank de Jong's car database. The plan is to upload the rest of the data, and then add in some more detail, plus more cars as they come along.

I was a little bit shocked, when I discovered that copyright material is used on this database??????

Darren is aware that the pictures are not mine but are scanned from various magazines. The database was originally never intended to be on the net at all; it was offered as a help for the original project. But from there it went a little bit further than expected.
Darren could reduce the size of the images and/or state the sources of the original pictures. But I'll leave that up to him.

I'm aware that most of the pictures come from previously copyrighted sources, but this brings up the entire old argument again. I'm planning to have acknowledgements as per usual, and I'm not making any money whatsoever from this process. There is no way I could afford to purchase the pictures for all of the subjects. It is offered in the same way that everything else on my site is offered. Hopefully along the way I can add in new material which hasn't been (or at least rarely) seen before (some of the info on MiG, and the Brazilian specials for instance)

Tracks - Updates/Additions
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Hethel
Durban - source: Autosport, 1st January 2004
Donnybrook - previous aerial map was of Donnybrook Speedway, now Brainerd in the USA. New map and details added thanks to Daniel King (source: www.racingcircuits.net/Zimbabwe/Donnybrook.html).
Kumalo - added map, thanks to Daniel King (source: http://community.web.../41995780RRUYwk)
Belvedere - added map, thanks to Daniel King (source: http://community.web.../41995780RRUYwk)
Brandkop - added map, thanks to Daniel King (source: http://www.racingcir...ages/3/551.html)
Twin Cities Speedway - added map
McNamara Park - added map (thanks to Mark Allan)
Phoenix Park - added four new variants (source: Racing in the Park, by Bob Montgomery, Dreolín Specialist Publications Ltd, 2003. - thanks to Graham Donohoe)
Donington Park - updated the fact that Bernd Rosemeyer drove an Auto Union C-Type, not a Mercedes W125.....
Bahrain - added map of what was built, as different to plan (source: Autosport, Jan 15 2004, pg 12)
Boulogne - added circuit (source: Roger Clark on TNF)
Lyon-Quincieux - added circuit (source: Jean-Maurce Gigleux on TNF)
Nancy-Seichamps - added circuit (source: Jean-Maurce Gigleux on TNF)
Grenoble Circuit du Dauphine - added circuit (source: Jean-Maurce Gigleux on TNF)
Antibes - added circuit (source: Jean-Maurce Gigleux on TNF)
Draguinan - added map (source: Jean-Maurce Gigleux on TNF)
Dijon - added 1927 Bourgogne circuit (source: John Humphries on TNF from ACF journal)
Torvilliers - added circuit & 1929 map (source: Jean-Maurce Gigleux on TNF)
Riverside - added post 1988 variant, thanks to Barry Lake (source: http://www.fototime....8EA42C/orig.jpg)
Buckow - added track & map, thanks to Hans Etzrodt on TNF
Macarthur Park - added track, thanks to Mark Allan (source for map: www.racingcircuits.net)
Sandown Park - added maps, thanks to Mark Allan (source for map: www.racingcircuits.net)

Bardo & Tunisia tracks - what was previously listed as Tunisia was in fact the Bardo circuit (the fact that it goes through Bardo is a bit of a hint!). The previously listed Bardo circuit is in fact Carthage (again, the road name on the map gives a hint). Thanks to Daniel King (with help from from Guido de Carli), source www.racingcircuits.net/forum/messages/3/599.html.

Deleted separate Var track entry in the France section - already had Le Luc, which is also known as Circuit du Var, thanks to Guido de Carli

Vallelunga - added new extension (source: Autosport, 11 March 2004, pg 17)
Longford - headline said Longwood.... thanks to Dave Shaw for pointing this out
Valencia - added proposed new extension (source: Autosport, 22nd April 2004, pg 19)
East Fortune - added circuit (source: www.sidenet.co.uk)
Edzell - added circuit (sources: www.racingcircuits.net, www.sidenet.co.uk)
Silloth - added circuit (sources: www.racingcircuits.net, "Hizzy" - autobiography of Steve Hislop)
Augusta - added original 1959 variant
Schleiz - 2004 variant added
Minter Field - added track map, thanks to Don Capps


Drivers
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Alan Brown - added date of death (thanks to Doug Nye)
Peter Revson - added picture (source: Autosport, 1st April 2004)
Ken Downing - added date of death (source: Autosport, 6 May 2004, pg 13)
Christian Klien, Giorgio Pantano & Giammaria Bruni - moved from people section and added further career details.

Motorsport People - Updated
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Ian Geoghegan - added date of death, thanks to John Medley & Barry Lake on TNF
Ari Vatanen - added picture (source: Motorsport, February 2004)
Frank Lockhart - added picture (source: Motorsport, January 2004, pg 48)
John Fitzpatrick - added picture (source: Motorsport, February 2004, pg 89)
Harald Demuth - was listed as Harald De Muth. Also added date of birth. Thanks to Tjeerd van der Zee.
Matt Kenseth - updated results (thanks to Guilherme Miranda)
Rex Mays - added picture (source: Motorsport, March 2004, pg 62)
Tony Bettenhausen - added picture (source: Motorsport, March 2004, pg 62)
Gerry Birrell - added picture (source: Motorsport, April 2004, pg 99), and corrected spelling


Motorsport People - Added
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Steve O'Rourke - source: Autosport, 6th Nov 2003
Paul Bazicca - source: http://www.rally.com...cftoken=7122085
William Blauvelt - source: NSSN, thanks to Mike Argetsinger
Homer Gordon - source: NSSN, thanks to Mike Argetsinger
Roy Weaver - source: Associated Press, www.motorsport.com
Christine Francis - source: Autosport, 26th February 2004
Dave Pistole - thanks to Rob G on TNF.
Cyril Kieft - source: Autosport, 13th May 2004

Tracks - Updates/Additions
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Auckland Street Circuit
Bilbao Street Circuit
Turnberry - thanks to Clyde Berryman (source: Scottish Sporting Car Club, via Graham Gauld)
Santa Cruz do Sul - thanks to Leomar Nestor Teichmann
Guapore - added track maps, thanks to Leomar Nestor Teichmann
Arcole - thanks to Clyde Berryman (source: "Le Livre de Bord d'un Pilote de Grand Prix (Tome I: 1926-31)" © 1994 by IMAGINACTIF, Pontoise, FRANCE)
Staoueli - thanks to Clyde Berryman (source: "Le Livre de Bord d'un Pilote de Grand Prix (Tome I: 1926-31)" © 1994 by IMAGINACTIF, Pontoise, FRANCE)
Kemble - Source: Autosport, 10th June 2004
Shanghai Street Circuit - Source: Autosport, 17th June 2004, pg 24

Thanks to Sven Schmidt, added the following circuits/maps:
Autodromo de Huachalume
Autodromo de vegas de Quilaco
Autodromo de San Pedro
Autodromo Chinquihue
Autodromo de Temuco

Results
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Added 1928-1932 Targa Florio + other GP results (many thanks to Richard Armstrong, sources: Paul Sheldon, King Farlow)
1928 GP Tripoli race numbers - source: GP Tripoli 1925-1940 by Valerio Moretti, thanks to a post by Marc Ceulemans on TNF
Added 1931 GP de Frontieres (source: Andre Biaumet's book 'Le Grand Prix Des Frontieres a Chimay', volume 1, thanks to Ensign14 on TNF)
1911 GP de France - added, thanks to posting by Michael Ferner on TNF


All from Racing in the Park, by Bob Montgomery, Dreolín Specialist Publications Ltd, 2003:
1903 Phoenix Park Sprint results
1929-1931 Irish International Grand Prix

1900 - Added Toronto Exhibition Race Results (thanks to Michael Tanney on Canadian Motor Sports History discussion group on Yahoo)
1904 - Added Winnipeg-Stonewall-Winnipeg race (thanks to Tom Johnston on CMSH)
1905 - Added Dunlop Trophy (thanks to Tom Johnston on CMSH)
1906 - Added Dunlop Trophy (thanks to Tom Johnston on CMSH)

1961 Sebring 12 Hrs - updated legend, as was missing definition of the * symbol.
1954 Sebring 12 Hrs - updated John Schmidt's co-driver in the Porsche, should be Jack German rather than Jack Hansberry. Also added reason why Schmidt's Jaguar retired. Thanks to John Schmidt for the update.
1967 Le Mans 24 Hrs - corrected fastest lap - should be Mario Andretti, not Michael. Thanks to Chuck Pooler for pointing this out.

Added 1950 Carrera Panamericana (source: report by Rainer Nyberg, http://www.lacarrera....mx/carrera.php, http://www.scr.civ.p...namericana.html)

1914 TT - added complete results, thanks to Milan Fistonic & Jimmy Piget on TNF.

Thanks to Martin Krejci:
1976+1977 Targa Florio

Tracks - Updates/Additions
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Staoueli - corrected race distance from 7.000 km to 7.200 km (thanks to Hans Etzrodt for pointing this out)
Calabogie - thanks to Rob Pavlica for notification of this track (source: http://www.wilsonmotorsport.com, http://www.calabogie...track/track.htm)
Cayuga - thanks to Rob Pavlica for notification of this track (source: http://bmwclub.ca/mo...acks/cayuga.htm)
Fano Beach circuit - source: Motorsport, August 2004, pg 95
Spa-Francorchamps - added new Spa map (thanks to Serrie Chapman for the map)
Dubai Motordrome - added (sources: http://www.yukosgt.c...dc=42&year=2004, http://www.wsr-racin...TODROME&flag=2#, http://www.f1.ae/category_id=newslink_ regional-dated17-02-04_value=main00003.asp)
Fuji - updated turn 1 name, thanks to Sal Chiappetta (source: Hiroatsu Shiota)
Nazareth - updated history (source: Autosport, 2nd September 2004, pg 67)
Cena - source: postings on the Nostalgia Forum, AtlasF1.com
Bahrain - removed "2nd" config labelled as what was built, as this was an image of the Dubai Autodrome. Thanks to Tim Traylor for pointing this out (his source, www.dubaiautodrome.com)
Castle Combe - added details of Bybrook Chicane, thanks to Pete Stowe (source: September 2004 race programme from the Superbike meeting)
Racalmuto - added details of new circuit (thanks to Eros Maria Di Prima of Caltanissetta, Sicily)
Portoroz - added circuit (source: Autosport, 14th October 2004, plus Stefan Ornerdal and Sal Chiappetta - (source: Hans-Hugo Boecker, citing magazine Powerslide, issue 11/1964))
Broadford - added new complex map, thanks to Patrick Fletcher (www.motorcyclingvic.com.au)
Mar del Plata - added Golf Club circuit, thanks to Pablo Vignone posting on AtlasF1 TNF thread (1-litre F3).
Cordoba - added Military Airport & Sarmiento Park circuits, thanks to "bschenker" posting on AtlasF1 TNF thread (1-litre F3).
Mendoza - added 1966 track, thanks to "bschenker" posting on AtlasF1 TNF thread (1-litre F3).
Rosario - added Costanera circuit, thanks to "bschenker" posting on AtlasF1 TNF thread (1-litre F3).

Added Kinkell Braes hillclimb - thanks to Duncan Rollo for notifying me of the venue.

Tracks - Updates/Additions
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Mar del Plata - added 1967 Track length (source: El Grafica, no 2419, 15/02/1966 - thanks to "bschenker" on TNF)
Boulogne-Mont Lambert hillclimb added - source: Motor Sport, November 2004, pg 69
Templestow hillclimb added - source: http://www.theage.co...6826528573.html
Richmond - added Clarion Hotel & Quality Inn to places to stay (thanks to Nicole Boughan, directory of sales for these hotels)
Rosario - Added 1947 Circuit variant, thanks to posting on TNF
Cadwell Park - added map with 2004 chicane.
Frohburg - added short circuit variant (Source: http://www.frohburger-dreieck.de)
Dunboyne - added map (source: MotorSport, January 2005, pg 47)
Piritak - updated history & lengths thanks to postings by Alexey Rogachev on TNF.
Reims - added Circuit de Beine-Nauroy, thanks to postings on TNF by Boniver and Carlo (sources: "Les Heures Glorieuses Du Circuit de Reims" by Dameron, Pernet and Hubert)
Muriwai - updated history of circuit, thanks to David McKinney
Orewa - updated history of circuit, thanks to David McKinney
Oreti - updated history of circuit, thanks to David McKinney
Paritutu - updated history of circuit, thanks to David McKinney
Tahuna - updated history of circuit, thanks to David McKinney (beach circuit, not a grass circuit used in 1948)
Te Pirita - updated history of circuit, thanks to David McKinney
Ardmore - added map of club circuit, thanks to David McKinney (source: race programme)
Napier/Ahuriri - added circuit map and details, thanks to David McKinney (source: race programme)
Whenuapai - added circuit map, thanks to David McKinney (source: official instructions to competitors)
Dunedin - added maps for '53, '54, '65 and '84 circuits, plus a better '65 map, thanks to David McKinney (sources: Race programme for '53 map, press pack for '84 map, and the booklet "Racing Round the Houses" by Scott Thomson)
Hamilton, NZ - Added grass circuit info to the entry, thanks to David McKinney
Ohakea - added circuit maps, thanks to David McKinney
Renwick - added maps for first two variants, thanks to David McKinney (source: Marlborough Express newspaper)

New Zealand Hillclimbs - completely overhauled, added far more new ones - many thanks to David McKinney.

Added the following New Zealand circuits, thanks to David McKinney:
Addington
Ashburton
Birdlings Flat
Branxholme
Brighton
Caledonian Ground
Cantwells
Centre Bush
Clareville Racecourse
Costorphine
East Taratahi
Ellerslie
Gloucester Park
Gore
Gore Aerodrome
Greenpark
Hagley Park
Hampden
Hastings
Henning's Speedway
Hokio Beach
Hororata
Hundred Line
Invercargill Showgrounds
Kaiapoi
Kerepehi
Kingsdown
Lady Barkly
Leeston
Levels Airport
Lorneville
Lovell's Flat
Lumsden
Marlborough
Mataura
Milburn
Mill Road
Miller's Farm
Milton
Monica Park
Motueka Aerodrome
Mount Murdoch
Nelson Airport
Ngongotaha
Ninety Mile Beach
Ohope Beach
Otaki Beach
Paradise Valley
Pines Beach
Queen Elizabeth Park
Raglan
Rakaia Domain
Rapaura
Rotorua
Rough Island
Rukuhia
Saltwater Creek
Sefton Domain
South Rangitikei
Taieri
Taranaki
Te Awamutu
Te Tipua
Thames
Thurlby Domain
Totara
Tuakau
Wahoroa
Waihi Beach
Waihora Park
Waikouaiti Beach
Wairarapa
Waitati
Wakefield
Wanganui
Warrington Beach
Washdyke
Waterlea
West Gore
West Plains
Western Springs Speedway
Westshore
Whakapuaka
Whakatane
Whangarei
Woodend

Assen - added a history (source: http://www.tt-assen.com/)

Added the following British Hillclimb venues (source: Motor Sport, April 1955, unless otherwise stated):
Angel Bank
Aston Clinton
Balkum's Hill
Beacon Hill
Bodiam (source: Motor Sport, December 1957, pg 718)
Bore Hill
Bottledown
Brunton (source: Motor Sport, June 1957, pg 282)
Catsash
Chatcombe
Chevin
Coulsdon
Dalgain Brae
Darnacle and Waterworks
Dean Hill
Deemster Lane
Druids Temple
Firle (source: Motor Sport, October 1955, pg 595)
Garrowby
Greenhow Hill
Grey Mare
Handpost
Holme Moss
Irondown
Keckwick Hill
Kidd's Hill
Kingdown Hill
Llinegar
Lydstep
Newlands Corner
Pateley Bridge
Pebblecoombe Hill
Penkridge Bank
Pen-y-bull
Redland Hill
Ringinglowe Road
Ringland Hill
Rushup Edge
Saltersford
Sharnden Hill
South Harting
Spread Eagle
Staxton
Stile Kop
Storeton
Stricker's Lane
Sutton Bank
Thundersley
Trengwainton
Two Church Hill
Westbrook Hay (source: Motor Sport, July 1955, pg 384)
Windmill Hill

Also added Porthcawl Sands & Southport Sands.




Drivers
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Roger Ward - added date of death (thanks to posting on TNF by Richie Jenkins)
Onofre Marimon - added picture (source: Motorsport, August 2004, pg 77)
Stephen South - added picture (source: Motorsport, September 2004, pg 64)
Roy Salvadori - added picture (source: Motorsport, November 20044, pg 37)



F1 Results
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Updated 1945-1976 Race Results. Thanks to Tim Murray & Richard Armstrong. Sources: "A Record of Grand Prix and Voiturette Racing, vol 7", by Paul Sheldon. "The Formula One Record Book" by John Thompson, Duncan Rabagliati & Paul Sheldon. Motorsport magazine. Grand Prix Data Book 2, by D.Hayhoe & D.Holland. "The Forgotten Races", by Chris Ellard.
1975 British GP - Corrected track from Brands Hatch to Silverstone (thanks to "Branko" for pointing this out)
1991 GP Pts table - Alesi listed as DNF at MC GP, corrected to 4 pts (thanks to "Branko" for pointing this out)
Aurora F1 results - all updated. Thanks to Jon Hromada for the original results, and TNF for the rest.




Results
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2003 Russian Touring Car Results & Baltic Cup - thanks to Andy 'nau jr.' Bezbozhny
Brazilian Sportscar Championship winners - corrected Ingo Hoffmann's name (was missing second n in surname) - thanks to Sal Chiappetta for pointing this out.
1913 Targa Florio - added non-finishers, thanks to posting by Alessandro Silva on TNF
1914 Coppa Florio - added event, thanks to postings by Boniver and Alessandro Silva on TNF


WSC Results
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Updated 1955 Sebring results - Car #51 was driven by D.H.Mott (note spelling) and Don Skogmo only, and they retired due to a blown head gasket (thanks to John Schmidt, who spoke to D.H.Mott)
1955 Tourist Trophy - added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, October 1955, pg 592)
1956 Nurburgring 1000 km - added finishing times for top 4 (source: Motor Sport, July 1956, pg 414)
1956 Swedish Grand Prix - added finishing times for top 3 (source: Motor Sport, September 1956, pg 526)


Motorsport People - Updated
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Al Unser Jr - added more career details (source: Autosport, 8th July 2004, pg 71)
John MacDonald - added further career details, thanks to Mark Spence.
Hitoshi Ogawa - added further details (thanks to Rob Ryder on TNF)
Danica Patrick - added picture (source: www.danicapatrick.com)
Dodgie Laurel - added Phillipino nationality (thanks to Popit A. Pascual)
Bobby Allison - added picture & details (source: Motor Sport, September 2004, pg 54-55)
Tony Kanaan - added proper name & details (source: Autosport, 14th October 2004, pg 64-69)
Ricardo Divila - added picture (thanks to Divila himself, especially if you see the picture.....)
Bob Tullius - added picture & further career details (source: Motor Sport, December 2004, pgs68-73)


Motorsport People - Added
-------------------------
Kevin Lloyd - source: Autosport, 3rd June 2004, pg 99
Len Thompson - source: Autosport, 17th June 2004, pg 113
Jochen Herrhammer - source: Hugo Boecker posting on TNF
Keith Hays - source: http://www.al.com/mo...19039325420.xml (RobG on TNF)
Brian Davis - source: http://www.maderatri...ew.asp?c=112487 (thanks to RobG on TNF)
Darren Needham - source: Autosport, 12th August 2004, pg 107
Tom Baldwin - source: http://www.speedtv.c...o/nascar/12558/
John Dahle - sources: http://lrm-realty.co...rcreekspeedway/, http://www.kaaltv.co...cle/view/74977/ (thanks to RobG on TNF)
Erik Carlsson - source: Motor Sport, October 2004, pgs 40-43
Tony Fall - source: Motor Sport, October 2004, pgs 90-92
Piet Bijvelds - sources: Autosport, 18th November 2004. www.peterbijvelds.com
Dudley Froy - sources: Postings by Jimmy Piget, Criceto & Jim Thurman on TNF, picture from MotorSport, December 2004)


Timo Glock moved to F1 driver list. Also updated all with 2004 race results.

WSC
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1960 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for 2nd-4th. (source: Motor Sport, July 1960, pg 535)
1961 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for 1st-38th (source: Motor Sport, July 1961, pg 580)
1962 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, July 1962, pg 556)
1962 Index - Stated that Paris 1000 km was 21st September: should be 21st October (source: Motor Sport, December 1962, pg 943)
1963 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, June 1963, pg 397)
1964 Spa 500 km - Added finishing times for 2nd-4th (source: Motor Sport, June 1964, pg 428)
1964 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for most finishers (source: Motor Sport, July 1964, pg 569)
1965 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for 2nd & 3rd (source: Motor Sport, July 1965, pg 595)
1966 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for most finishers (source: Motor Sport, July 1966, pg 608)
1967 Spa 1000 km - Added finishing times for 2nd-17th (source: Motor Sport, June 1967, pg 511)
1967 Circuit of Mugello - Added times for 1st-8th (source: Motor Sport, September 1967, pg 838)
1968 Brands Hatch 6 Hrs - Added times for group winners (source: Motor Sport, May 1968, pg 365)
1968 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for top 35 finishers (source: Motor Sport, June 1968, pg 473)
1968 Spa 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, July 1968, pg 614)
1969 Brands Hatch 6 Hrs/BOAC 500 - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, May 1969, pg 454)
1969 Spa 1000 km - Added finishing times for most finishers (source: Motor Sport, June 1969, pg 616)
1969 Targa Florio - Added finishing times for top 12 (source: Motor Sport, June 1969, pg 616)
1969 Monza 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, June 1969, pg 627)
1969 Nurburgring 1000 km - Added finishing times for most finishers (source: Motor Sport, July 1969, pg 758)
1969 Austrian 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, September 1969, pg 960)
1970 BOAC 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, May 1970, pg 458)
1970 Spa 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, June 1970, pg 573)
1970 Monza 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, June 1970, pg 630)
1970 Nurburging 1000 km - Added finishing times for all finishers (source: Motor Sport, July 1970, pg 734)

Tracks
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Added:
Cesenatico - source: Motor Sport, May 1961, pg 341, & RAP on TNF. Added projected circuit, thanks to posting on TNF by Guido de Carli.
Dyrham Park Hillclimb - sources: Motor Sport, December 1963, pg 968. "A Record of the RAC British Hillclimb Championship 1947-1994", by Paul Sheldon, thanks to Steve Wilkinson. Also thanks to Ted Walker for his personal recollections of the venue.
Ghazala Bay, Egypt - source: Autosport, January 6th 2005, pg 15
Harleyford Hillclimb - source: Motor Sport, November 1958, pg 739
Innsbruck - source: Motor Sport, December 1960, pg 1002
Ouston - changed first usage date, thanks to RAP on TNF (source: Autosport, 21st August 1959)
Rotherfield Park Hillclimb - thanks to Paul Mackness for mentioning this, who went there.
Newtownards - source: Autosport, 14th March 1952, thanks to "Carl RS" and "Coogar" on TNF
San Jose - source: Autosport, 13th January 2005, pg 14
Algonquin Hillclimb - source: http://oldalgonquin....indexclimb.html
Ballyallaban Hillclimb - source: Motor Sport, February 2005, pg 27, letter from Brendan Keane.
Everton Brow Hillclimb - thanks to John Harden, Chairman of the Liverpool Motor Club
Valley Motorsports Park - source: http://www.clubmotor...FTOKEN=74658477
Gotlandring - source: www.gotlandring.com
Whistler Mountain - thanks to posting by David Birchall on TNF
Ostende Street Circuit - thanks to Jonathan Godin, plus selected details from Serrie Chapman



Updated:
Texas World Speedway - updated telephone area codes, thanks to Andrew Fawcett
Silloth - added more details about the Autograss circuit used, thanks to Malcolm Brown of the Solway Autograss Club.
Bogota - added more details on the circuit in the quarry (source: Motor Sport, March 1971, pg 221)
Gaisberg - added map of hillclimb, thanks to posting from Hans Etzrodt on TNF.
Nakuru - added map and designer (source: www.etracksonline.co.uk)
A1-Ring - added details of Red Bull leisure complex and refusal (source: Autosport, 20th & 27th January 2005)
Bunbury - added map of new Bunbury International Circuit (source: http://www.pimm.org/eventfn.html)
Gedinne - added new map and circuit distance, thanks to Jonathan Godin
Chimay - added new map with corner names, thanks to Jonathan Godin (replaced image from Autosport supplement)
Mar del Plata - added 1985 variant, thanks to Pablo Vignone
Mettet - added map of new permanent circuit
Aida - renamed Okayama International Circuit (source: Autosport, 3rd February 2005, pg 15)



Drivers
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Bayardo, Asdrubal - corrected name from Astrubel, thanks to posting by Richie Jenkins on TNF (courtesy of Alvaro Cesar Tatlock of the Uruguay Automobile Club in a letter to David Holland)
Gonzalez, Oscar - added middle name, sourced as above
Cantoni, Eitel - corrected name from Heitel, as above
Albers, Christijan - moved from Motorsport People
Luigi Fagioli - added picture (www.luigifagioli.freeweb.supereva.it)

Updated the following drivers, thanks to data supplied by Alexey Rogachev:
George Abecassis - added results
Andrea de Adamich - added full name, date started racing, plus after race career details
Kurt Adolff - added career details
Philippe Alliot - added full name
Michele Alboreto - modified date of death (24th rather than 25th), plus added British F3 result.
Chris Amon - added race wins for Tasman Series
Conny Anderson - added more detailed place of birth, race debut, and Swedish F3 debut
Michael Andretti - added date he started racing karts
Mario Andretti - added indycar results.
Elio de Angelis - added kart details, F2 details and Aurora AFX result.
Kurt Ahrens Jr - added F2 details
Rene Arnoux - added full name, further F2 wins
Kenny Acheson - added F2, F3 and sportscar details
Giancarlo Baghetti - corrected date of birth, added place of death and additional win.
Luca Badoer - added F3 points and F3000 wins
Elie Bayol - added date of death, full name, and corrected fact that Bayol scored points - he didn't.
Ronnie Bucknum - added Indycar results
Mauro Baldi - added points for Sportscar championships
Marcel Balsa - added middle name and results
John Barber - added trade and an F2 win
Skip Barber - added place of birth and 2 Indycar races
Edgar Barth - corrected place of birth (from Erzegeberge to Erzgebirge)
Giorgio Bassi - added Targa Florio 1000cc class win
Erwin Bauer - added 1954 Nurburgring 1000 km result



F1
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1949 Australian GP - added result, thanks to posting by Ray Bell on TNF

Tracks
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Added:
Ansan - source: www.champcars.com, Autosport November 2004.
Avignon - source: Autosport, 3rd February 2005, pg 17
Istanbul - source: Autosport, 10th February 2005, pg 115
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic - source: http://www.autodromo....php?page_id=11
Slinger Superspeedway - thanks to Dave Burgermeister. (source: http://www.slingersu....com/facts.html)
Fort George Hill, New York - thanks to Gordon White, source: www.multimap.com
Fern Bank, Cincinnati - thanks to Robert Dick, source: www.multimap.com
Briarcliff, New York - source: http://www.yorktownh...ges/april99.htm
Brighton Beach, New York - thanks to Jim Thurman and Michael Ferner.
Bakersfield, California - thanks to Jim Thurman. Sources: www.mapquest.com, article by Bill Rintoul
Pasadena-Altadena Hillclimb, California - thanks to Phil Harms
Albany Hillclimb, New York - thanks to Phil Harms
Cincinatti Hillclimb, Ohio - thanks to Phil Harms
Dead Horse Hill, MA - thanks to Phil Harms
Sport Hill, Ohio - thanks to Phil Harms
Skippack Hill, PA - thanks to Phil Harms and Jim Bubb
Bisbee Hillclimb, Arizona - source: http://autohobbies.com/hillclimb
Clifton Hillclimb, Arizona - source: http://autohobbies.com/hillclimb
Duryea and Pagoda Hillclimbs, Pennsylvania - source: http://www.pahillcli...ses/Reading.htm
Rose Valley Hillclimb, Pennsylvania - source: http://www.pahillcli...Rose_Valley.htm
Weatherly Hillcimb, Pennsylvania - source: http://www.pahillcli...s/Weatherly.htm
Wilbrabham Hillclimb, Massachussetts - thanks to Phil Harms
Point Breeze, Pennsylvania - thanks to Phil Harms, Jim Bubb
Hyde Park, MA - thanks to Phil Harms
Pimlico, PA - thanks to Phil Harms, and Brian Pratt.
Elm Rodge, MO - thanks to Phil Harms, Steve Frisbie and Hugo Becker.
Elkwood/Monmouth Park, NJ - thanks to Phil Harms
Sonoma County Fairgrounds, CA - thanks to Phil Harms
Tanforan, CA - thanks to Phil Harms
Minoru, Canada - thanks to Brian Pratt

Golden Hill and Wong Nei Chong Gap, Hong Kong - thanks to John MacDonald


Added the following thanks to from www.racefoto.se:
Bjorkvikring
Falmarksbanan
Grenland Ring
Kalastajatorppa
Munkkiniemi
Naerbo
Rossvoll
Seinajoki
Vrambanan



Updated:
Edmonton Airport - added Finning International Speedway as known name (source: http://www.edmontonchampcar.com/)
Sebring - added map of 2 mile variant (http://www.skipbarbe...acks.asp?trk=SM)
Puebla - added new 2005 circuit (source: Autosport, 24th February 2005, pg 21), added length (www.crash.net).
Caen - added 1908 and 1909 circuits, thanks to Robert Dick (sources: www.multimap.com)
Tacoma - added 1912 circuit, thanks to Robert Dick (source: www.multimap.com, "Motor Age" 4th July 1912)
Columbus - added details on early 20th century dirt oval, thanks to Jim Thurman
Milwaukee - added details on Wauwatosa circuit, thanks to Michael Ferner. Added map, thanks to Don Capps. Added further details of straightening thanks to Robert Dick. Added details and map of Greenfield circuit, thanks to Robert Dick, source www.multimap.com.
Pacific Coast Speedway - added map (source: http://www.historyli...fm?file_id=5639)
Giants Despair Hillclimb - added map (source: http://www.pahillcli...rses/Giants.htm), and details, thanks to Jim Bubb (source: "History of America's Speedways Past and Present", by Allan Brown).
Los Angeles Coliseum/Agriculture Park - added more details of 1908 circuit, thanks to Phil Harms.
Philadelphia/Fairmont Park - added length of 1908 circuit, thanks to Phil Harms.
Ascot - added further details thanks to Michael Ferner and Jim Thurman.


Updated follow thanks to Jim Thurman, source: History of America's Speedways, 3rd edition, by Allan E.Brown
Portland - added earlier first use date for 1909 circuit
Denver - added fact that the 1909 circuit was also used in 1910. Also added details of 1908 course (source: Phil Harms)
San Francisco/San Leandro - added usage dates and 1911 track length
Shingle Hill - added length and location. source: Phil Harms


Updated the following from www.racefoto.se:
Keimola - added circuit length, opening and closing dates.
Tampere - added location and time of main use.
Sturup Raceway - corrected length from 1.1km to 1.480 km, corrected address.
Dalsland Ring - added more history.
Sviestad/Linkoping - added more history.



Drivers
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Tiago Monteiro - sources: People section of this website, www.minardi.it
Narain Karthikeyan - sources: my website, www.narainracing.com
Maurice Trintignant - added date of death (source: posting on TNF)
Patrick Friesacher - source: my website, www.minardi.it
Tiff Needell - added proper first name (source: Motor Sport, March 2005)
Gilles Villeneuve - added 1975, 1976 and 1977 F.Atlantic results (number of wins, Canadian Driving Championships), thanks to George Daszkowski



Formula 1 Results
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1961 Grand Prix of Australia - corrected "Noel Herd" to Noel Hurd. Thanks to Richard Tapp, a friend of his, plus the following sources: http://carpoint.ni= nemsn.com.au/print.aspx?UsedCarID=3D218118&TabID=3D3328&Alias=3Dc= arpointau&ModID=3D16500, http://truckhub.com....topDefault.asp= x?Make=3DELFIN&TabID=3D3328&Alias=3Dcarpointau, http://www.natsoft.c...09/1999.MALL.R7
1960 Riverside GP - added chassis number for Pete Lovely (source: "History of the Grand Prix Car 1945-65" by Doug Nye)
1969 Watkins Glen GP - finishers and retirees were all wrong, so corrected, thanks to Beat Schenker for pointing this out

WSC
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1966 Daytona 24 Hrs - Changed Russ Beazley (finished 19th) from not having driven to having driven. His grandson (Martin Brown) supplied photo's taken by his parents at the event - they aren't conclusive, but he did drive at the event, if not in the race at least.
1981 Daytona 24 Hrs, Sebring 12 Hrs, Riverside 6 Hrs and Mosport 6 Hrs - the chassis number of Jamsal's Porsche was incorrect.... This information comes from the new car's owner and restorer, as follows: 'the car you are showing in the 1981 IMSA series results driven by "Jamsal" is not the 930 770 0958 car. You may have picked this up from John Starkey's book. John also knows this is an error as he has spoken directly to the person , Claude Haldi , who sold this car to Enrique Molins AKA "Jamsal" . The car is actually 930 670 0171 . I have a complete history of this car from its time in Europe 76-78 and it's time in North & Central America 1978-1986 .


Others
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Monaco F3 winners page - corrected "Alain Frost" and "Dane Walker"... Thanks to Barry Lake for pointing this out

Tracks
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Updates:

Ascot - added pictures of Ascot Speedway, Legion Ascot, and Ascot Park (source: "Where They Raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer, pgs 33, 34 & 50)
Aston Hill - added map, thanks to details from Hans Etzrodt (source: www.motorsport.com)
Avignon - added cancellation and reason (source: Autosport, 5th May 2005, pg 21)
Beverly Hills - added picture of circuit (source: "Where They Raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer, pg 22)
Bressuire - added map of 2.700 km circuit (source: 'Quelques circuits francais de "Racers 500"', thanks to Alessandro Silva)
Briarcliff - added details of a 3.17 mile street circuit used (source: 'History of America's Speedways Past & Present', by Allan E.Brown)
Culver City Speedway - added picture of circuit (source: "Where They Raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer, pg 30)
Forez - added map and details of the circuit used in 1955/57, from posting by Jean-Maurice Gigleux on TNF.
Fresno Speedway - added details of original 1 mile dirt oval (source: 'History of America's Speedways Past & Present', by Allan E.Brown)
Grosse Pointe - corrected last usage date (source: 'History of America's Speedways Past & Present', by Allan E.Brown)
Hyde Park, MA - added map showing section of the track, taken from Plate 24 of the 1912 Atlas for the City of Boston, Ward 26 Hyde Park (Source: Boston Public Library (BPL) Sports Temples Website)
Indianapolis State Fairgrounds - added possible starting date, thanks to Phil Harms
Long Island - added 1908 map and info, thanks to Howard Kroplick and Brian Pratt (source: Winnipeg Free Press, 24th October 1908)
Los Angeles GP - added map (source: "Where they raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer, pg 131).
Mallory Park - Shaw's was in place in 1956, not added in 1970 as previously said. Thanks to Peter Ross for pointing this out.
Mesa Marin Raceway - added date of closure and Vukovich's accident, thanks to posting by Alex Boras on US Race History Yahoo group.
Montauban - added map (source: 'Quelques circuits francais de "Racers 500"', thanks to Alessandro Silva)
Mount Washington, NH - added length and state location, thanks to Phil Harms
Narragansett Park - added approximated circuit map (source: www.mapquest.com, and description in 'History of America's Speedways Past & Present', by Allan E.Brown)
New Hampshire - corrected banking angle from 12 degrees to 12%, and the reason why this is so - thanks to Dave Lyons for pointing this out.
Opatija - corrected reason why track was closed and when Rijeka was built, thanks to Tomislav 'Wolf' Petricevic
Pasadena-Altadena hillclimb - added track map (sources: 'Where they Raced Lap 2' by Harold Osmer, www.multimap.com)
Pinarbasi - corrected name from Pinarbashi, thanks to Sal Chiappetta (source: www.izmiryarispisti.com/tr/index2.htm)
Point Loma - added map (source: "Where They Raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer)
Rafaela - added details of oval to Rafaela entry. Source: MotorSport, May 2005, pg 74.
San Jose - added details of dirt oval used from 1903-1912. Thanks to Phil Harms and 'History of America's Speedways Past & Present', by Allan E.Brown
Savannah - added one mile dirt oval details, thanks to Phil Harms and 'History of America's Speedways Past & Present', by Allan E.Brown
Sheepshead Bay - added map of area including both circuits, thanks to Don Capps
Syracuse - added new permanent circuit map, thanks to Ken Collins (http://www.melluzzo.it/autodromo.htm)
Vila Real - added fact it is 100 miles from the mouth of the River Douro, not at the mouth of the Douro. Thanks to Joao Pedro Marques for pointing this out.
Zugerberg Hillclimb - added map and gradient information, thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue, 1926 #54, pg 5)


Additions
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The following are thanks to Phil Harms and "History of America's Speedways" by Allan Brown
Aquidneck Trotter Park, RI
Association Park, CA
Box Springs Canyon, CA
Bretton Woods, NH
Brookline Country Club, MA
Brunots Island, PA
Burlington Fairgrounds, IO
Cape May, NJ
Carmel Hill, CA
Charter Oak, CO
Commonwealth Hill, MA
Dayton Fairgrounds, OH
Del Monte, CA
Delmar, MO
Eagle Rock Hill, NJ
Fort Erie, NY
Galesburg Fairgrounds, IL
Galveston Beach, TX
Galveston Horse Track, TX
Glenville Driving Track, OH
Hamline, MN - thanks also to Brian Pratt and Bob Riebe.
Harlem, IL
Ingleside, CA
Island Park, NY
Joliet, IL
Kalamazoo Fairgrounds, MI
Kansas City Motor Speedway, MO
Kenilworth, NY
Lakeside, CA
Maxwellton, MO
Minneapolis, MN (Hillclimb)
Morris Park, NY
Oakley Park, OH
Omaha Driving Park, NE
Ormond Beach, FL
Overland Park, CO
Pecousic Hill, MA
Peoria, IL
Poughkeepsie, NY
Providence, RI
Rochester Hillclimb, NY
Sachuest Beach, RI
San Diego Expo, CA
Solomon Hill, MO
Springfield-Babylon, NY. Also added map (source: www.multimap.com, www.mapquest.com)
Staten Island, NY
Stucky Hill, OH
Tucson, AZ
Venice Speedway, CA
Ventnor Beach, NJ
Weequahio Park, NJ
Yonkers, NY. Also added map (source: http://www.rumbledro...arneyracer.html)
Zanesville, OH (including Zanesville Fairgrounds and Zanesville Speedway)

Arlon - added description of route, thanks to Hans Etzrodt
Argonne - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (sources: Allgemeine Automobil-Zeitung, 1904, #19, pg 13. Automobil-Welt 1904)
Bacharach-Rheinboellen Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Braunbeck's Sport-Lexikon, pg 272)
Bakersfield Fairgrounds & Speedway - sources: "Where they raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer, pg 91-92. "The History of America's Speedways", by Allan E.Brown
Balon d'Alsace Hillclimb - thanks to Hugo Boecker
Ballyclare, Northern Ireland - thanks to David McKinney (source: www.multimap.com, Ordnace Survey of Northern Ireland)
Bologna - added route, thanks to Robert Dick, and map thanks to Guido de Carli (http://www.gdecarli....ologna 1908.htm)
Brescia - added map and description, thanks to Guido de Carli (http://www.gdecarli....rescia 1907.htm)
Castell'Arquato Hillclimb - thanks to postings by "Teapot" on TNF.
Compiegne - thanks to Richard Armstrong (source: "Racing Voiturettes" by Karslake) and Robert Dick. 2nd source: www.multimap.com.
Eggberg Hillclimb - thanks to "Uechtel" from TNF.
Fontaines-Mauborget Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue, 1913 #20, pg 333)
Forstenrieder Park Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Braunbeck's Sport-Lexikon, pg 252)
Gempen Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue, 1924 #21, pg 55)
Gilmore Stadium - added map (source: "Where they raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer, pg 44)
Huntington Beach Legion Speedway - source: "Where they raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer, pg 55. "The History of America's Speedways", by Allan E.Brown)
Irwindale Speedway - source: "Where they raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer, pg 131.
Jaunpass Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue, 1932, #59, pg 3)
Kesselberg Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Braunbeck's Sport-Lexikon, pg 252)
Marchairuz Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue, 1906 #19, pg VII)
Mines Field - sources: "Where they raced - Lap 2" by Harold Osmer, pgs 40-42. "The History of America's Speedways" by Allan E.Brown)
Mont Ventoux - thanks to Hans Etzrodt
Montreux-Caux Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue, 1924 #20, pg 11)
New Braunfels Hillclimb - thanks to Richard Dick (source: Motor Age, 24th July 1910)
Owensmouth, CA - added map and description (sources: "Where they raced - Lap 2", by Harold Osmer. www.multimap.com)
Parioli - sources: http://freeweb.super...carriera3.htm?p, http://www.racingcir...ly/Parioli.html, also thanks to Sal Chiappetta.
Perigueux, Course de - added description of route, thanks to Hans Etzrodt
Pozzo - thanks to Sal Chiappetta
Rambouillet - thanks to Robert Dick. Source: www.multimap.com.
Rheineck-Walzenhausen-Lachen Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue, 1925 #35, pg 583)
Riesberg Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue, 1926 #20, pg 3)
Saugus Speedway sources: "Where they raced - Lap 2" by Harold Osmer, pgs 80-82. "The History of America's Speedways" by Allan E.Brown)
Savannah - added circuit details and maps. Source: "The Great Savannah Races" by Julian K.Quattlebaum.
Semmering - added map, thanks to Hans Etzrodt
Sewen Hillclimb - thanks to Hugo Boecker
Stewart Avenue Hill - thanks to Robert Dick (source: Motor Age, March 1910)
Turin - thanks to Richard Armstrong (source: "Racing Voiturettes" by Karslake) and Robert Dick.
Winfield Fairgrounds - source: http://winfield.50me...owley/start.htm, http://members.cox.n...ntguy/1993.html
Zbraslav-Jilovišt Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: Automobile Revue 1930, #43, pg 7)
Zirlerberg Hillclimb - thanks to Hans Etzrodt (source: AutomobChronik 1979, #5, pg20)

Tracks
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Updates:
Bulawayo - added map, thanks to Philippe Durand (source: "Alpha Auto")
Cordoba - added map of La Tablada, and details of Alberti circuit. Thanks to John Humphries. Sources: John Humphries.http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=78394, http://www.thef1.com...8a44ddff1db3c3d.
Krefeld - added map, thanks to "Eukie"
Kristianstad - added more detailed map, thanks to Stefan Ornerdal
Pacific Raceways - changed the telephone number, as the old one points to a residential number
Pendine Sands, Wales - added fact that motorcycle races were held until the 1950s, thanks to Simon Lewis
Race City Speedway - updated contact details and track details, thanks to Art MacKenzie of Race City Speedway.
Snetterton - added new circuit proposals (source: Autosport, 13th October 2005, pg 20)
Southport Sands - added fact it held car races until 1950s, and todays lack of sand, thanks to Simon Lewis
Vazon Bay, Guernsey - added fact that it is used today, thanks to Simon Lewis
Weston Super Mare Sands - added fact that it holds an annual autocross event, thanks to Simon Lewis


Additions:
Abreschviller-St.Quirin Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...reschviller.htm
Bagnols-Sabran Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...nols_sabran.htm
Ballybunion
Beaujolais Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie.../beaujolais.htm
Brignoles - source: http://www.ville-bri...es.fr/carte.htm, http://forums.atlasf...?threadid=83134.
Chamrousse Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie.../chamrousse.htm
Col Saint Pierre Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...aint_pierre.htm
Dunieres Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...hp/dunieres.htm
Feleac Hillclimb - source: "Das Autobuch", posted on TNF by Doug Nye
Klausenpass Hillclimb - source: http://www.nzz.ch/kl...plan/index.html, thanks to Dave Shaw for pointing this out.
La Broque Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...p/schirmeck.htm
La Guacima - thanks to Kikos Fonseca and Van.
La Pommeraye Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...a_pommeraye.htm
Lhergy Frissel Hillclimb - thanks to Steve Wilkinson, source: http://www.ten-tenth...ead.php?t=64457
Limonest Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...hp/limonest.htm
Losail - sources: http://www.yamaha-ra...26&racecateg1=1, http://www.speedtv.c...uit qatar&hl=en
Miller Motorsport Park - source: www.wilsonmotorsport.com, Autosport (15th Sept 2005, pg 22)
Mont Dore Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...p/mont_dore.htm
Pontypool Park Hillclimb - thanks to Steve Wilkinson, source: http://www.ten-tenth...ead.php?t=64457
St.Helier Sands - thanks to Simon Lewis
St.Maurice-Le Ballon Hillclimb - thanks to Hugo Boecker, source: http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=77981
Stelvio Hillclimb - source: "Das Autobuch", posted on TNF by Doug Nye
Tholt-y-Will Hillclimb - thanks to Steve Wilkinson, source: http://www.ten-tenth...ead.php?t=64457
Turckheim Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie...p/turckheim.htm
Vana Voidu - source: http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=64762
Venice Speedway, CA - added map (source: "Real Road Racing - The Santa Monica Road Races", by Harold Osmer and Phil Harms, pg 2)
Vuillafans Echevannes Hillclimb - source: http://www.chevallie.../vuillafans.htm

Added existence of the following German hillclimbs (no other info), thanks to a posting on mcronaldsf1:
Dallenberg
Fichtelberg
Lueckendorfer
Luisenberg
Weinheim
Wolfsberger


Drivers
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Cliff Allison - added date of death, thanks to posting on TNF by Boniver.
Robert Doornbos & Vitantonio Liuzzi - moved from other drivers section, and extended results (used results from this website)
James Hunt - added middle names. Source: "James Hunt Against All Odds" by Eoin Young with James Hunt.
John Love - added date of death (source: http://www.themercur...05&fAuth=&fC=24, thanks to Alnica on TNF) and career details (source: Autosport, 28th April 205, pg 13)
Manfred Winkelhock - added picture (source: MotorSport, August 2005, pg 64)


Le Mans History Page - 1962 Hill entry was listed as Ferrari 250, should be 330LM/TR, as in the full results. Thanks to Gerry Swetsky for pointing this out.


F1
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Added Bologna F1 sprints - source: Autosprint, articles transcribed on TNF by Guido de Carli.
Added 1950 Sheffield Telegraph Trophy - source: Motorsport and Autosport on http://forums.autosp...&threadid=82865
Added 1965 Cape South Easter Trophy - source: http://forums.autosp...&threadid=82319

Originally posted by Darren Galpin
Tracks
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Updates:
Bulawayo - added map, thanks to Philippe Durand (source: "Alpha Auto")

This circuit was known as the Falls Road circuit.

Originally posted by Darren Galpin
Updates:
Vana Voidu - source: http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=64762

Darren, have you really uploaded the Vana Võidu page to your site? I cannot find it...

That's because I have been completely inconsistent with myself and filed it under Scandinavia rather than Central and Eastern Europe as I did with the other Estonian tracks. Something to rectify for the next site update........

If you need a track map, here it is:



You can also take a map from my web site, which was made using a space image and is north-directed:

Thanks!

Originally posted by Darren Galpin
Tracks - Updates/Additions
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New Zealand Hillclimbs - completely overhauled, added far more new ones - many thanks to David McKinney.

Added the following New Zealand circuits, thanks to David McKinney:
Addington
Ashburton
Birdlings Flat
Branxholme
Brighton
Caledonian Ground
Cantwells
Centre Bush
Clareville Racecourse
Costorphine
East Taratahi
Ellerslie
Gloucester Park
Gore
Gore Aerodrome
Greenpark
Hagley Park
Hampden
Hastings
Henning's Speedway
Hokio Beach
Hororata
Hundred Line
Invercargill Showgrounds
Kaiapoi
Kerepehi
Kingsdown
Lady Barkly
Leeston
Levels Airport
Lorneville
Lovell's Flat
Lumsden
Marlborough
Mataura
Milburn
Mill Road
Miller's Farm
Milton
Monica Park
Motueka Aerodrome
Mount Murdoch
Nelson Airport
Ngongotaha
Ninety Mile Beach
Ohope Beach
Otaki Beach
Paradise Valley
Pines Beach
Queen Elizabeth Park
Raglan
Rakaia Domain
Rapaura
Rotorua
Rough Island
Rukuhia
Saltwater Creek
Sefton Domain
South Rangitikei
Taieri
Taranaki
Te Awamutu
Te Tipua
Thames
Thurlby Domain
Totara
Tuakau
Wahoroa
Waihi Beach
Waihora Park
Waikouaiti Beach
Wairarapa
Waitati
Wakefield
Wanganui
Warrington Beach
Washdyke
Waterlea
West Gore
West Plains
Western Springs Speedway
Westshore
Whakapuaka
Whakatane
Whangarei
Woodend

I was just wondering if these circuits were speedway tracks as the ones I have heard of in the Wairarapa were Solway Showgrounds in Masterton which was very popular post war I believe, Penlee Speedway which was near the end of Norfolk Road just south of Masterton and is the East Taratahi track at Hughes Line. More info here: http://wairarapa.co....y/speedway.html There is a Clareville Showgrounds which is just north of Carterton which may have been a racecourse in the past...was racing also held there?

These were mostly grass circuits, so would probably have been used for Speedway as well as other races (David McKinney will be able to better help out here....). Clareville was used - Clareville Racecourse was a grass circuit used 1930-1932, and in 1973.

Yes, most of these venues no-one's ever heard of were grasstrack courses
I didn't pass on any speedway venues, 'cos I don't know enough about that subject

Tracks
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Updates:
Assen - added 2006 layout (source: http://img230.images...rt2006nl6uv.jpg)
Box Springs Canyon - added map and description. Sources: http://www.topozone....d83&layer=DRG25, "ThingsThatExplode" posting on http://www.trackforu...ead.php?t=68212, and the Los Angeles Times, 4th November 1907, pg II3.
Durban - added 2005 circuit variant (source: Autosport, 3rd November 2005, pg 17)
Houston - added 2006 circuit map (source: http://www.grandprix...event_info.html)
Ingleside - added map (source: www.multimap.com)
Vana Voidu - added map (thanks to Alexei Rogachev)
Knockhill - added circuit changes/updates (source: Autosport, 1st December 2005, pg 89)
Applecross - corrected direction of Applecross circuit, thanks to Terry Walker.
Carey Park - added details of second inner circuit, thanks to Terry Walker.
Faulkville - deleted this, as Faulkville is the same as Roebling Road. Thanks to Brian Parker for pointing this out.
Ingelly - removed. This is the same as Pingelly.
Macarthur Park - added new map showing corner names, plus details of when racing took place there, thanks to Terry Walker.
Naish Hill, GB - added map and details, thanks to Charles Helps (source: Multimap.com) and Simon Lewis (both posting on http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=84205)
Ramarama, NZ - added fact that there were three separate venues used (Peach Hill Road, Ararimu Road and Pratts Road), thanks to Bob Homewood.
Woody Point - added corrected map as published by Terry Walker on http://www.terrywalk...odypointmap.htm (this is an update to the book "Fast Tracks")



Additions:
Asmara - source: Autosport, 20th June 1952, copied on http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=57421. Map from http://users.mo-net....it/kagnew4.html, by Bob Wassum.
Lisieux - source: La Vie Automobile 1907, from Robert Dick. Also www.multimap.com.
Marienbergerdreieck - source: http://www.marienberger-dreieck.de/, thanks to Stefan Oernerdal
Monte Blanco - source: www.circuitomonteblanco.com, thanks to Michel Ligonnet.
Kalgoorlie, AUS - thanks to Terry Walker.
Kellerberrin, AUS - thanks to Terry Walker.
Mercer, NZ - thanks to Bob Homewood.
Middleton Beach, AUS - thanks to Terry Walker (source includes: "The Visor", 31st October 1958, pg 28).
Moscow - newly proposed track, thanks to report by Roberto Pertacchia from Italmoto.
North Beach, AUS - thanks to Terry Walker.
Paparata Road, NZ - thanks to Bob Homewood.
Paparimu Road, NZ - thanks to Bob Homewood.
Rowville, AUS - thanks to Terry Walker.
Vale, AUS - thanks to Terry Walker.
Yatabe, J - thanks to Barry Boor for the map and the enquiry, and Ricardo Divila for additional info.
York, AUS - thanks to Terry Walker.



Drivers
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Richie Ginther - extended Sportscar results, thanks to Guilherme Ribeiro for compiling these.
Phil Hill - extended Sportscar results, thanks to Guilherme Ribeiro for compiling these.



Motorsport People - Updated
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Louis Chevrolet - added picture, thanks to John Wood
Rene Dreyfus - added picture (source: MotorSport, March 2005, pg 18)
George Eyston - added full name (source: MotorSport, February 2005, pg 62)
Victor Hemery - added picture, thanks to John Wood
Ryan Hunter-Reay - added details (source: Autosport, 9th June 2005, pg 43)
Joe Lee Johnson - added date and place of death (source: trackforum.com)
Katherine Legge - added place of birth (source: www.gokatherine.com) & results
Vitantonio Liuzzi - added picture (source: www.redbullracing.com)
John MacDonald - updated career wins and 2nd places, added full date of birth, thanks to John MacDonald.
Gerry Marshall - added career details and date of death (source: www.autosport-atlas.com, Autosport magazine 28th April 2005)
Swede Savage - added full name, photo & career details (source: MotorSport, February 2005, pgs 65-67)
Scott Speed - added details (source: Autosport, 9th June 2005, pg 43)


Motorsport People - Added
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Marco Andretti - source: Autosport, 9th June 2005, pg 43
Nick Fry - source: Autosport, 10th February 2005, pg 81
Ralph Hepburn - source: Motor Sport, February 2005, pg 67
Robert Cowell
Keith Duckworth - source: Autosport, 27th December 2005, pg 25
Lucas di Grassi - source: Autosport, 12th June 2005, pg 105
Charlie Kimball - source: Autosport, 9th June 2005, pg 45
Shoichi Tanaka - source: Autosport, 10th February 2005, pg 81
Pauli Toivonen - source: http://www.ten-tenth...ead.php?t=65652
Heinz Melkus - thanks to "Anjakub" and Alexey Rogachev (source: "Za Rulem", September 1971)
Gabriele Montanelli - source: posting by Nanni Dietrich on TNF
Charles Shambaugh - source: Arthur Anderson on TNF
Peter Terting - sources: http://www.speedspor...l=t&driver=2409, http://www.fiawtcc.com/
Antoine Bessette
Charles Zwolsman
Sarah McCune - added picture and details
Johnny Mowlem - added career details thanks to Malcolm at Academy Management


Removed Christijan Albers, Tiago Monteiro, Patrick Friesacher & Narain Karthikeyan to F1 drivers


WSC
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1954 Mille Miglia - the codriver for Anselmo Maggiorelli was listed as "Righi", but should be Rivi Giuseppe, born in Casalgrande (Reggio Emilia) on the 17 April 1926, resident today in Grosseto, nr Florence. Thanks to Andrea Marchi for this info - Giuseppe was his maternal grandfather.
1970 Le Mans 24 Hrs - the Lenham P70 entry was actually entered by Societe Darnval, not Lenham himself (as per 1972, when the next version of the car was called a Taydec). Thanks to David Matthews of the MG Owners Club for pointing that out.
1976 Le Mans 24 Hrs - 16th placed Porsche was 930 670 0171, not 930 670 0175. Thanks to Mr Zannis, who received the following from Jurgen Barth:
"The car with Chassis no 930 670 0171 was sold to Georg Loos in Köln Germany, the colour been red. As i could remember Claud Haldi probably got the car from Loos after the it been running in Le Mans 1976 under Gelo Racing Starting No 57 with the Drivers Hezemans/Schenken and finshed 2 Place in Klass."



Others
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1908 Four Inch Race - Added name IV Tourist Trophy, and supplemented results, thanks to Richard Armstrong (source: http://forums.atlasf...?threadid=84181)
1925 GP de l'ACF - added lap chart. source: La Vie Automobile, 10th August 1925. http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=64302, thanks to Doug Nye.

Just a detail - the correct map of the Woody Point circuit is thanks to Ray Bell, who wrote an excellent article on the event and interviewed surviving competitors.