Fast Wheels #2 - Solved

[faksta]

Please welsome the second edition of Fast Wheels puzzle. Here we've got 20 different racing and sports cars, each of which is worth a point. As usual, some are easy, some are not.

Points will be awarded after the puzzle will be solved.

Answers:

1. Healey XR37 (woodinsight)
2. Selex ST2 (woodinsight)
3. Crespi - Tornado (white12)
4. HWM - Jaguar MkII (woodinsight)
5. Bravi - Tornado (white12)
6. Cegga Dino 206S Drogo (metalshapes)
7. JW4 (woodinsight)
8. Le Nivet (white12)
9. Tatra T605 (woodinsight)
10. NAMI 041M (woodinsight)
11. Cross Ve (pnegyesi)
12. Lola T90 - Ford (metalshapes)
13. Tecno 68 F2 (metalshapes)
14. Revis 500 (metalshapes)
15. 'Kaeseschnitte' - Volkswagen (guido66)
16. Serenissima M1AF (Allemano)
17. Alfa Romeo 2500 SS Sicca (metalshapes)
18. Rispal Barquette (woodinsight)
19. Ro-An (woodinsight)
20. Panic (Allemano)

Points:
woodinsight - 8
metalshapes - 5
white12 - 3
Allemano - 2
guido66 - 1
pnegyesi - 1

First ten cars:

[faksta]

The rest ten cars:

[faksta]

To the Experts.

[metalshapes]

#17.

Alfa Romeo 2500SS by Carrozzeria Sicca built in 1950.

First raced as a Roadster.

[faksta]

That's right, of course.

[D-type]

#4 Elva-Climax, probably a MK 3

[faksta]

#4 is not an Elva and not Climax powered 

[guido66]

#15 Hansruedi Portmann in a car provided by E. Hegglin from Meilen?

Edit: there were more people driving this. Now I've found it as a Sauber VW Hegglin, nicknamed Käseschnitte (slice of cheese)

[metalshapes]

#6

dino 206 S 016 gachnang cegga drogo

[metalshapes]

#13.

Clay Regazzoni in a 1968 Techno F2

[metalshapes]

#14

Revis Formula 3

[metalshapes]

#12

1966 Lola  T90,  Indy Ford powered.

[faksta]

Yes, yes, yes and yes!

[metalshapes]

I put the Lola in a edited post that I deleted earlier. ( doublepost...)

[faksta]

I see now. And it's also right.

[woodinsight]

1# Healey SR Le Mans 1970

[woodinsight]

18# D.B.?

[faksta]

#1 is a Healey and 1970 Le Mans, but it's not an SR. Locked for you until your next reply regarding this car.
#18 is not a D.B., but you're not so far from the truth here.

[woodinsight]

My mistake re #17 - it's a Healey sports prototype officially called Healey Repco-Brabham XR37 that retired at the 1970 Le Mans 24 hours with ignition trouble after covering 264 laps.
#18 - Panhard?

[faksta]

Healey XR37 it is.

#18 is not a Panhard, though. What I meant was that you guessed the country right.

[woodinsight]

#18 Rispal Barquette 1954

[faksta]

 

[woodinsight]

#4 - HWM-Jaguar Mk II of 1956. Chassis No: 52-106. (Second works car to carry the registration number "HWM 1")
This car made its debut in the 1956 Mille Miglia when it driven solo by John Heath, co-founder of HWM (Hersham & Walton Motors Ltd., Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, UK).
Sadly Heath crashed in pouring rain near the village of Glorie, the car spun into a ditch and overturned crushing the driver.
He succumbed two days later in hospital.
The car was not badly damaged and was rebuilt for the 1957 season. It survives today and is being campaigned in Historic Racing.

[faksta]

Quite an extensive and, what is more important, right answer. Well done!

[woodinsight]

#9 - Tatra T605 of 1956