Playing to the gallery.
For one point, please respond and identify this car and the driver.
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NSU ?
No
NAG ?
No
It is German, isn't it?
Of course not! ;D
Quote from: Wendax on September 27, 2015, 09:24:29 AM
Of course not! ;D
It was that coloured stripe on the bonnet (hood to the founding editors) - many German racers had them back in that period, I think it was something to do with class identification. And the advertising hoarding is in German.
French?
Yes, a French car raced in Germany
Delage?
No
Ballot?
No
Peugeot ?
No
Bignan?
No
Long shot - Vernandi ?
Rolland-Pilain?
Twice no
Panhard Levassor?
Corre La Licorne?
No and no
Was it a speed record attempt ?
No
Renault?
No
Was it a solo event or were other cars involved ?
I think it was an ordinary race.
BNC circa 1924?
No
Mathis ?
No
Guyot?
No
Cottin et Desgouttes ?
No
The puzzle photo does not show the radiator very well, and sometimes the shape can be a clue.
Is this a voiturette?
No, as far as I know it is a 1.5 litre car.
Panhard-Levassor?
No
Rolland-Pilain ?
Please ignore the above. It was a stupid guess.
The clue lies in the advertising hoarding - it mentions Berlin which brings us to Avus. In the 1926 German Grand Prix held at Avus there were 2 entries of 1925 Talbot 1.5-litre cars, and this is the car of Urban-Emmerich race #42.
Here is a photo of what happened to it.
Yes, well found. The Czech driver Hugo Urban-Emmerich participated in the German GP with his Talbot from 1926 to 1929.