Anyone have the final standings??
1955 F.I.A. World Sports Car Championship
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, Dec 28 2007 06:43
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etceterini.com
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Posted 28 December 2007 - 06:43
Today's sports car racing is so soft compared to this...
Anyone have the final standings??
Anyone have the final standings??
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David McKinney
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Posted 28 December 2007 - 07:24
The Nürburgring race and the Carrera Panamericana did not take place. Mercedes-Benz won three of the other races, Jaguar two and Ferrari one.
Final points were:
Mercedes-Benz 24
Ferrari 22
Jaguar 16
Maserati 13
Aston Martin 9
Porsche 6
Gordini 2
Austin-Healey 1
Final points were:
Mercedes-Benz 24
Ferrari 22
Jaguar 16
Maserati 13
Aston Martin 9
Porsche 6
Gordini 2
Austin-Healey 1
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D-Type
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Posted 28 December 2007 - 18:25
Beware of that site. It contains significant inaccuracies - for example the 1955 Venezuelan GP was never a championship qualifier. They are not interested in correcting errors and don't even acknowledge e-mails correcting glaring ones.
A more accurate site is This one which is maintained by an enthusiast who always courteously replies when I find minor errors such as typos.
A more accurate site is This one which is maintained by an enthusiast who always courteously replies when I find minor errors such as typos.
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Posted 29 December 2007 - 00:27
I agree with D Type. I have had similar experiences. I find Martin Krecji, who runs the site D-Type recommends, to be quite receptive to any input one can give, and he strives for accuracy.Originally posted by D-Type
Beware of that site. It contains significant inaccuracies - for example the 1955 Venezuelan GP was never a championship qualifier. They are not interested in correcting errors and don't even acknowledge e-mails correcting glaring ones.
A more accurate site is This one which is maintained by an enthusiast who always courteously replies when I find minor errors such as typos.
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dretceterini
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Posted 29 December 2007 - 02:54
Originally posted by D-Type
Beware of that site. It contains significant inaccuracies - for example the 1955 Venezuelan GP was never a championship qualifier. They are not interested in correcting errors and don't even acknowledge e-mails correcting glaring ones.
A more accurate site is This one which is maintained by an enthusiast who always courteously replies when I find minor errors such as typos.
The first site is the one that is also shown on Olczyk's www.classicscars.com
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Doug Nye
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Posted 29 December 2007 - 18:15
I would thoroughly endorse the above - Martin Krejci's site is not yet perfect, but it is the most reliable sports-racing database I have yet found on the Internet. He does a superb job.
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