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[jadb1]

From left side to right who is the third gentleman dressed in Black is photo in Buenos Aires Argentina?

[Gary Davies]

Looks a bit like Regga but I don't think it is!

However .... this could be a great caption thread. Like ... what's the cool dude with the thumbs in the waist band whispering to the other cool dude in the dark suit?

[Vitesse2]

Originally posted by Vanwall
However .... this could be a great caption thread. Like ... what's the cool dude with the thumbs in the waist band whispering to the other cool dude in the dark suit?

"Quick, strike a pose - that's the talent spotter for Kays catalogue over there!"


Getting back on topic - sorry, no idea! :

[Twin Window]

Sergio Rinland?

[fausto]

Twin Window: I was just ready to wrire the same.....
:-)

[BRG]

What's the car? It looks like a Formula Ford or was there an Argentinian equivalent at the time?

[Ray Bell]

Air cleaner definitely says FF...

[Mallory Dan]

Is the cool dude David Gower ?

[angst]

Originally posted by Mallory Dan
Is the cool dude David Gower ?

Swiss Tony, surely.

"Driving a race car is just like making love to a beautiful woman......"

[Twin Window]

The geezer on the far left could be Miguel Angel Guerra.

Swiss Tony...

[HEROS]

I think that is probably Jorge Recalde but I am not sure.

[Twin Window]

My former fellow party animal Enrique Benamo (aka Repco von Brabham) could sort this out I reckon...

[BRG]

Originally posted by HEROS
Here is a photo to compare

That looks worryingly like Lord Lucan....

[jadb1]

Originally posted by BRG
What's the car? It looks like a Formula Ford or was there an Argentinian equivalent at the time?

The car is Formula IAVA (Fiat 1300) single I never make the
prototype not race and the second Sir of left is Eliseo Salazar
Greetings Alejandro

[Twin Window]

Originally posted by jadb1

...second Sir of left is Eliseo Salazar

Blimey - so it is! Now that's funny...

[jadb1]

Originally posted by Twin Window
Blimey - so it is! Now that's funny...

WHO IS THE GENTLEMAN OF LEFT OF MOUSTACHES?

[Twin Window]

Alejandro, I'm laughing because Eliseo is a friend of mine and I didn't recognise him at first!

[jadb1]

Originally posted by Twin Window
Alejandro, I'm laughing because Eliseo is a friend of mine and I didn't recognise him at first!

IT WAS IN Buenos Aires TWO SUNDAYS ago IN a COMPETITION OF TC 2000
THANKS ALEXANDER

[Pablo Vignone]

I found (accidentally) the magazine, and read the caption:

"... Enrique Scalabroni (project leader)..."

[Muzza]

Don Pablo,


Please clarify one thing... Is true that Scalabroni does not drive, or does not hold a driver's license? Or would that be Sergio Rinland? Or, instead, none of them - and this is just a silly story?

I read this once at Autosprint, but an Argentinean friend of mine said that that was impossible, and argument ensued and we never found the truth.

(imagine that, two Italians, one Chilean, one Argentinean, two Brazilians and... a Dutch talking about racing - why should we argue? Why can't we just get along? What is the PROBLEM WITH THESE PEOPLE!!! )

(Well, poor of my Dutch friend Hans - but at least that happened during a few rounds of Heineken)

Cheers,


Muzza

[Pablo Vignone]

He doesn't drive indeed... and was afraid of airplanes. Once, (I think it was in 1982) in a flight San Juan-Buenos Aires he left the plane in a middle stop at Catamarca, and took a bus to complete the trip... The bus take more than half a day to reach Buenos Aires.

[Ray Bell]

By parachute?

[D-Type]

Originally posted by Muzza
~
(imagine that, two Italians, one Chilean, one Argentinean, two Brazilians and... a Dutch talking about racing - why should we argue? Why can't we just get along? What is the PROBLEM WITH THESE PEOPLE!!! )

(Well, poor of my Dutch friend Hans - but at least that happened during a few rounds of Heineken)

Cheers,


Muzza

The answer is simple you aren't British or Italian or French or even German, and I've run out of racing colours, which is just as well as the computer won't accept any more.

[D-Type]

Or Belgian , or Egyptian, or even Spanish!

Allejandro,
Sorry to hijack your thread.

[jadb1]

Originally posted by Pablo Vignone
I found (accidentally) the magazine, and read the caption:

"... Enrique Scalabroni (project leader)..."

Pablo me olvide decir que no era para argentinos la pregunta jajaj saludos Photo : Corsa magazine

[jadb1]

Originally posted by D-Type
Or Belgian , or Egyptian, or even Spanish!

Allejandro,
Sorry to hijack your thread.

I gentleman do not speak English and this is translated for sotware many excuses.

Thanks Alejandro

[D-Type]

My apologies,

Can a Spanish speaker please explain the jokes to Alejandro and tell him that we only started making jokes after his question was answered as Sergio Rinland and confirmed. We do tend to forget that not everyone is a native English speaker or as fluent as ... Wolf.... say.

The very last thing I would want is that Alejandro should fell he is not welcome here. I don't have enough Spanish to even say "Welcome" i think it is "bene venue"

[Vitesse2]

I don't think you need to worry too much, Duncan. Our friend jadb1 is a regular poster on Felix's Spanish forum Foro Historia (in fact he's on line there as I type). I am sure he realises what's happening .... if not, I'm equally sure Senor Muelas will explain!

[jadb1]

Thank you friends like that it(he,she) is something I understand an embrace

[Repco von Brabham]

I wonder:

What car is this???... Is not a Berta, and not a Crespi.. But I am sure is a Argentinian car..
HELP ME!!!!!

[Barry Lake]

Originally posted by D-Type
[B]My apologies,

Can a Spanish speaker please explain the jokes to Alejandro and tell him that we only started making jokes after his question was answered as Sergio Rinland and confirmed.
[B]

Sorry to come in so late in the piece (I have to ration my reading of TNF posts) but have I missed something here?

I thought he was identified as Enrique Scalabroni.

[Repco von Brabham]

Yes., is ENRIQUE SCALABRONI, no doubt about that.

In the picture from the left: Carlos Sanhueza (chilean publicist and manager), Eliseo Salazar, Enrique Scalabroni (proyect manager and designer), Juan Pablo Laskac, German Fisher and Alberto Famá (builder of the engine IAVA).

Another pic of same car., the driver is my friend Juan Pablo Laskac.

[jadb1]

Originally posted by Repco von Brabham
I wonder:

What car is this???... Is not a Berta, and not a Crespi.. But I am sure is a Argentinian car..
HELP ME!!!!!

Enrique Es un chasis de Formula 2 BRAVI