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[ybee02]

I thought I would make a thread for people to put link to the best motor racing databases with different results for different series.

http://www.formula2.net/index.html (Le Mans, Targa Florio, Formula 2, Formula 3, Formula Junior,
Non-Championship Formula One)

http://www.champcarstats.com/Year.htm (Champcar, Indycar)

http://www.wspr-raci...nf_ms_home.html (Sportscar Races)

http://jpgleize.club.fr/gp/newgp.htm (Pre-Championship racing, Early Era Racing)

http://www.silhouet....e/f1/title.html (Formula One Championship & Non-Championship)

http://www.kolumbus....ellman/hcw0.htm (Hillclimbs)

http://www.teamdan.c...en/archive.html (Mixed)

http://www.teamdan.c...www2/index.html (Mixed)

http://www.tasman-se...ces/default.htm (Tasman Series)

http://www.racing-database.com/ (Mixed)

http://isr.cudlici.com/ (Sportscar Races & Hilcimbs)


Do you have any other links for any series, F1, F2, F3, Pre-War, Hillcimbs,Rallying, Indycar, etc.

[David McKinney]

Just one thing -
delete the sportscar one and replace it with:
http://wsrp.ic.cz/
It's much more reliable ;)

[MCS]

No mention of oldracingcars.com......

www.oldracingcars.com

[ybee02]

Dave the link doesn't seem to work, and yes I did forget oldracingcars.com which is a great website.

[RStock]

I've found this to be a good one for F-1

http://statsf1.com/default.aspx

[David McKinney]

Originally posted by ybee02
Dave the link doesn't seem to work

Works for me :
(It can be a bit slow, though)

[COUGAR508]

Originally posted by REDARMYSOJA
I've found this to be a good one for F-1

http://statsf1.com/default.aspx

Yes, I like that one too. It has more depth than some of the other sites.

[Tim Murray]

Don't forget Frank de Jong's excellent site on touring car racing:

http://www.touringcarracing.net/

[Arjan de Roos]

Originally posted by Tim Murray
Don't forget Frank de Jong's excellent site on touring car racing:

http://www.touringcarracing.net/

Hear, hear!

[Huw Jadvantich]

http://www.sergent.com.au / is greatfor NZ and Tasman results

[Terry Walker]

http://natsoft.com.au has current (ie since about 2002) results for practically all Australian race meetings and sprints including a lot of speedway. Often including individual lap times. Handy if you want to know what time Fred Smith did in lap 35 at Bathurst in 2004 . .

My own site, very specialised indeed, http://terrywalkersplace.com has a most of the historic results for Western Australia since the beginning of the 20th century to date.

[RStock]

Originally posted by COUGAR508


Yes, I like that one too. It has more depth than some of the other sites.

I particularly like it for individule driver career stats .

[Racer.Demon]

Here's a list I compiled a while ago:

http://8w.forix.com/mrh/#STATS

By the way, from your list I've never seen this one before:

http://jpgleize.club.fr/gp/newgp.htm

I'm curious about the sources they used but that page is still under construction.

[ybee02]

Dave the link works if you put in a Google Cache, thanks for the great links guys. It's good because I am always hunting for websites like these.

As for the sources I have no idea, but as long as it is truthful that will do me.

Does the F1 Stats really have the list of nono-championship f1 drivers cause it looks it, and it's a gold mine?

Jeordie

[RStock]

Originally posted by Racer.Demon


By the way, from your list I've never seen this one before:

http://jpgleize.club.fr/gp/newgp.htm

I'm curious about the sources they used but that page is still under construction.

That's one I happened upon not long ago . It's a bit dis-jointed and all over the place , but perhaps it's because it's still under construction . It seems to only give winners , and no detail . I do like the picture of Tazio , I'll give them that . But for pre-war races , to me , Leif Snellman's "Golden Era" site is the only place to look . Not only do you get results , but often a story to give details .

I'd like to add , the 8W site is just superb . I spend lots of time there reading . It's the best spot for indepth stories .

[RStock]

Originally posted by ybee02
Dave the link works if you put in a Google Cache, thanks for the great links guys. It's good because I am always hunting for websites like these.

As for the sources I have no idea, but as long as it is truthful that will do me.

Does the F1 Stats really have the list of nono-championship f1 drivers cause it looks it, and it's a gold mine?

Jeordie

That's a good little site , all around . But they don't seem to differentiate non-championship from championship Grand Prix's , they are there , but mixed in among the rest .

For non-championship GP results , the silhouet site is the best , and most easily accessed .

[raceannouncer2003]

Info on Champ Cars, IRL, Indy Lights, and World of Outlaws here:

http://www.motorsport.com/stats/

and lots of Le Mans info here:

http://www.lemans-hi....com/index2.php

Vince H.

[Hockenheim Racer]

Originally posted by David McKinney
Just one thing -
delete the sportscar one and replace it with:
http://wsrp.ic.cz/
It's much more reliable ;)

Hi,
I think this site went into the following:

http://www.racingsportscars.com

which was originally just for photos but from the same man,Martin Krejci from Czech Republic, and he melted all together to one big interesting page.
Jörg

[wingwalker]

http://www.f1matrix.it/


this one is mind blowing. all the laps from all the drivers (well, from F1) are right there, and it's so easy to compare times of given two drivers.

[anjakub]

Originally posted by REDARMYSOJA
But for pre-war races , to me , Leif Snellman's "Golden Era" site is the only place to look . Not only do you get results , but often a story to give details .

Leif's "Golden Era" site is absolutely excellent. With "Hill Climb Winners" our Hans Etzrodt - NUMBER ONE for pre-war races.

[ybee02]

I'm not sure if you're Motorcycle Racing fans, but does anyone have a website to a website that has results from Moto GP and World Superbike. And maybe also pre-war motorcycle racing, the european championship with Tazio Nuvolari, Jimmie Guthrie, Dorino Serafini, Ken Tyrrell-Smith and I believe Bernd Rosemeyer?

[anjakub]

ybee02 please see: http://racingmemo.free.fr

[ralt12]

This is pretty good for F1 results, though he occasionally has a chassis wrong...
http://pboursin.club...formule1/f1.htm

[etceterini.com]

If you are looking for SCCA results from the 1950's and early 60's
click below:


http://www.ferrariex.....test page.htm

Cliff Reuter
PS I'm a little hurt I was not mentioned

[Jesper O. Hansen]

Looking for some Japanese results - in Japanese - look here:

http://www.jaf.or.jp...s/race/list.cgi
which is the results page for the Japanese Automobile Federation (JAF) containing results back to 1963. The upper 5 links direct you to the top Japanese series directly, while the next many links is a direct way to selected individual drivers results. At the buttom you'll find a more specific search function. I don't have a keyboard capable of anything but latin letters, so all I can use of this part is to put in dates.

http://ms.bridgeston...ult_report.html
This is the results archive at Bridgestone Motorsport. Less complete in terms of results but with top-10 point standings in some cases. Even better was - but sadly no longer - that an English version was also available.

Now it's a matter of finding someone who can translate or a translation device on the net, like:
http://translate.google.com/
http://dk.babelfish.yahoo.com/
They do end up with the same result on occasion, they do end up with different results at other times, and they do end up with nothing at times too.

Jesper

[fines]

Originally posted by Jesper O. Hansen
Looking for some Japanese results - in Japanese - look here:

http://www.jaf.or.jp...s/race/list.cgi
which is the results page for the Japanese Automobile Federation (JAF) containing results back to 1963. The upper 5 links direct you to the top Japanese series directly, while the next many links is a direct way to selected individual drivers results. At the buttom you'll find a more specific search function. I don't have a keyboard capable of anything but latin letters, so all I can use of this part is to put in dates.

You can always copy and paste in the names!;)

Translating Japanese results pages is always hilarious, because bable fish etc. often translate names, too! You'll end up with something like "1st Noboru Tall White Mountain, 2nd Fish unlike Goes to Well, 3rd Dances with Wolves Takao..."

[Jesper O. Hansen]

Part of the attraction - if not very productive

Jesper

[David Shaw]

For anyone interested in the Australian 2.5 litre Gold Star Series which was the domestic series that ran to the "Tasman Formula" when the Internationals had headed back home:

http://members.optus...m.au/dandsshaw/

[noikeee]

Originally posted by REDARMYSOJA
I've found this to be a good one for F-1

http://statsf1.com/default.aspx

Originally posted by wingwalker
http://www.f1matrix.it/


this one is mind blowing. all the laps from all the drivers (well, from F1) are right there, and it's so easy to compare times of given two drivers.

These are good websites. But I visit these two the most when I need to check something about F1:

http://www.f1-facts.com/
http://grandprixstats.com/en/

I don't think there's really a consensual "best" website from all of these. All have unique little features that the others don't, or lack something. And sometimes comparing several websites for the same info doesn't match 100%.

Forix is probably the best, but it's paid...

Other than F1 I really like this one: http://www.driverdb.com/ . Very good for checking the progress of promising drivers below F1, and some modern era (mostly from the 1980s onwards) feeder series results.

[barrykin]

For vintage racing results, I always visit Sports Car Digest:

www.sportscardigest.com

They have lots of pictures and the results. Good site.

[Alexey Rogachev]

It is worth making this thread sticky IMO... thus we here will have a good constantly increasing catalogue of useful links.

[anjakub]

And excellent Alexey's site about Russian (Soviet) races: http://www.stop-n-go.ru/ussr-autosport

[Jim Thurman]

In some ways, surprising that this hasn't been mentioned, in some ways not surprising...

http://www.ultimateracinghistory.com/

Scroll to bottom and start looking. Browse by driver, year or track.

[Alexey Rogachev]

Motor sport in Eastern Europe: http://www.puru.de/motorsport.html

Motor sport in Poland: http://www.scr.civ.pl/index.html

Motor racing in Latvia: http://www.racinghistory.lv

[Steffe Ornerdal]

Alexey, YOU have the best site for east european racing! Many, many thanks for your work.

http://www.stop-n-go...ussr-autosport/

[anjakub]

Originally posted by Alexey Rogachev
Motor sport in Poland: http://www.scr.civ.pl/index.html

Far to not only best but also good. This site have still many lacks and errors.

[bigears]

I generally use this:

Formula One:

http://www.chicanef1.com/main.pl

Formula One:

http://grandprix.com/gpe/races.html

Many different old and new racing series:

http://www.racing-database.com/

Le Mans 24 Hours, F2, Voiturettes, FJ and F3 Results:

http://www.formula2.net/

World Sportscar Championship 1953-1992

http://www.wspr-raci...nf_ms_home.html

[ybee02]

Originally posted by Alexey Rogachev
Motor sport in Eastern Europe: http://www.puru.de/motorsport.html

Motor sport in Poland: http://www.scr.civ.pl/index.html

Motor racing in Latvia: http://www.racinghistory.lv

Absolutley fantastic, does anyone else have a website for races in continents and regions around the world?

Scandinavia
Middle East
North America
South America
Africa

[Jesper O. Hansen]

Here's a link to the official timing and scoring of the Danish Touringcar Championship going back to 2004. Click on "Resultater" for results.
http://www.raceresult.dk/
And here's a previous incarnation of essentially the same site - going back to 1997. From late 1998 you can even find individual lap times for all competitors.
http://www.datapower....asp?pageid=695

This site mainly covers historic racing in Denmark:
http://www.laptime.dk/

If you're into rallying:
http://www.rallyresult.dk/Rally.aspx

Here's some links to Swedish sites

A mixed bag of MC and car races:
http://www.sorliden.se/resultat.html

Club racing results from SSK - The Sports Car Club of Stockholm:
http://www.sskracing...sultatindex.htm

Swedish rallying:
http://www.resultatservice.com/

Jesper

[conjohn]

The official timing and scoring of the Swedish Touring Car Championship (STCC) and it's support classes (of which Radical lies dearest to my heart )
http://www.motorsport-events.se/


This is a site maintained by the LG Nilsson, the track announcer, together with his son Thomas, at the STCC events - both of whom, incidentally, I had as table partners at the Radical price giving party in 2006 (do you see a Radical theme appearing?)
In the rightmost box in the second row, choose 'Svensk Banracing' in the drop down box 'Välj resultat här' - this will bring up the results for some Swedish series.
http://www.sportinformation.se/


I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned this site for results from Britain - among them Radical...
http://www.tsl-timing.com/

http://www.750mc.co.uk/

...or this one for Scotland:
http://www.smart-timing.co.uk/


...or Brazil
http://www.cronomap.com.br/


...or Italy
http://www.gruppoperoni.it/race/ (this one is best enjoyed with the sound off...)
http://misano.perugi....com/risultati/ (for Misano Adriatico)


...or Holland/Belgium
http://www.raceresults.nu/
http://www.ris-timing.be/
http://www.circuit-z...slagen_standen/ (for Zandvoort)


...or Spain
http://www.cronococa.com/

[Angry Onion]

Some historical US stock car results (focusing mainly on lesser-known divisions)

http://hscr.topcities.com/

http://thirdturn.wik.../The_Third_Turn (scroll to the bottom for the more interesting information)

Some other stuff, including Trans Am results:

http://www.motorsportsalmanac.com/

[Neuz]

Great sites! This isn't a site for results as it is for just pictures. sorry, had to plug my own site!
www.yesterdaysneuz.com

[rateus]

For NASCAR I use:

www.racing-reference.info

And for Japanese single-seaters there's:

http://fndc.hp.infos...o.jp/fndce.html

Many of the more obscure championships (Mexican F3000 anyone?) can be found, courtesy of a couple of TNFers, at:

http://www.gdecarli.it/jimmypiget.htm

[dretceterini]

http://www.racingsportscars.com/

[Buford]

Originally posted by Neuz
Great sites! This isn't a site for results as it is for just pictures. sorry, had to plug my own site!
www.yesterdaysneuz.com

Wow you have a video of the end of the Bill Horstmeyer crash at Springfield in 1964. I saw that. Horrible. Great pics and vids - check it out people.

Edit - Right at the end of the 1966 Springfield video he shows the scene of where the photographer stand was pulled off the top and killed 3 people which I also witnessed.

[Speedy27]

Originally posted by Neuz
Great sites! This isn't a site for results as it is for just pictures. sorry, had to plug my own site!
www.yesterdaysneuz.com

Great pics - really amazing stuff!

[ybee02]

Sorry if I am being annoying in asking for links, but does anyone have a link to good rallying database that has a wide range of results. Also does anyone have results for pre-war motorcycle racing with complete (or close to) race results?

[Rob Ryder]

Originally posted by ybee02
Sorry if I am being annoying in asking for links, but does anyone have a link to good rallying database that has a wide range of results. Also does anyone have results for pre-war motorcycle racing with complete (or close to) race results?

http://www.rallybase.nl/

[ybee02]

Thanks, superb link!

[Alan Lewis]

Originally posted by ybee02
Sorry if I am being annoying in asking for links, but does anyone have a link to good rallying database that has a wide range of results. Also does anyone have results for pre-war motorcycle racing with complete (or close to) race results?

This might help with the bike racing :

http://racingmemo.free.fr/

It's in French but hey! You're young enough to learn!

APL