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Nurburgring, 84 Hours 1969

Started by popi , Nov 03 2003 23:20

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#1 popi

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Posted 03 November 2003 - 23:20

I want to know if somebody has any information about the 64 cars and their pilots of the marathon of the 1969 route, because I have seen lists and I see that they don´t show every competitors. That´s why I would like to know if somebody has or knows about this subject.
Thank you very much for your help.

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#2 popi

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Posted 04 November 2003 - 02:51

64 cars

19___1. Harry Kallström/Sergio Barbasio/Tony Fall Lancia Fulvia HF 322 laps
2. Heint Hennerici/Becker/G. Degen (all D) BMW 2002 318
3. Barbara/Carpentier/Duvauchel Triumph TR6 315
4. Edoardo Copello/Alberto Rodriguez-Larreta/Oscar-Mauricio Franco Ford Torino 315
5. Helmut Kelleners/Roger Enever/Pierre-Yves Bertinchamps Mazda 311
6. Framz-Josef Rieder/H. Degen/Bökmann (all D) Porsche 911 309
7. Jans/Bous/Lagodny (all LUX) BMW 2002 303
8. Walter Simonis/Horst Hoier/Vogl (all D) BMW 2002 302
9. Luca di Montezemolo/Rattazzi/Ceccato Fiat 125 300
10. Georg Bialas/Hans Vängstre/Evert Christoffersson Volvo 144 299
11. Rob Slotemaker/Rob Janssen/T. Koks DAF 55 294
12. "Francois"/Heligoin/Nizet (all F) Renault R8 Gordini 294
13. Gudladt/Niehaus/Kuhlmann (all D) Alfa Romeo GTI 297
14. Claude Laurent/Jacques Marche/Dyon (all F) DAF 55 290
15. Günther Hennerici/Traben/A. Schatz (all D) BMW 2500 282
16. W. Graul/Kerp/Bremmekamp (all D) Volvo 144 282
17. Claude Collignon/Deriviere/Ortmans (all B) Mercedes-Benz 280
18. Brunninghausen/"Alix"/V. Trinon (D/D/...) Mercedes-Benz 277
19. Raab/Baier/Binder (all D) DAF 44 259.............

45 teams :confused:

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#3 Felix Muelas

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Posted 04 November 2003 - 14:53

Popi,

Coincidentally, we are presently discussing that item at The Spanish Forum and we do of course welcome you there...

As usual, we will post back here whatever findings we make that do need a translation ;)

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#4 Frank de Jong

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Posted 04 November 2003 - 16:01

I do have some info on the DNF's on my site (see below), but the list is not complete.

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#5 Rainer Nyberg

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Posted 04 November 2003 - 16:04

Luca di Montezemolo in a Fiat 125?

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#6 popi

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Posted 04 November 2003 - 19:16

Yes, Rainer
Luca di montezemolo and Cristiano Ratazzi

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#7 tyrrellp34

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Posted 05 November 2003 - 09:44

There was 2 weeks ago a small report in german TV (WDR) about that race. Did anybody made it on tape?

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#8 Mark A

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Posted 05 November 2003 - 21:47

There is Transport Source Book (collection of magazine articles) on the Marathon de la Route which is the official name for the 84 hour race.

Unfortunatly there is almost no coverage of the 1969 race, other than an Autocar article written by Innes Ireland.

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#9 Marcor

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Posted 05 November 2003 - 23:20

An other book: "Marathon de la route 1931-1971" by JP Delsaux. I've seen recently an advertisement about it (price: 30 Euros). About 1969, there are only 3 pages including the entry list (#1 to 71), the results (1 to 19), a short text in French and 8 black and white pictures.