Well, does he already have his sights set on the chequered flag?
Who was here when and with what in which racing series?
Up to the Experts.
Jack Brabham in a Brabham bt 6
No. That's quite far from the solution.
Formula 3?
Yes
Lotus 22?
No
But it is British isn't it?
It is not British.
Tecno?
A De Sanctis-Fiat in the 1964 European F3 Championship ?
Neither Tecno nor De Santis.
Is it European?
Yes.
de Tomaso
No.
Up.
Melkus ?
No, not a Melkus. But let me put it this way: the engines are siblings.
SEG ?
Yes, it's a SEG! Please name the driver and the year when the photo was taken. Locked for you.
Willy Lehmann and 1964 ?
Not Willy Lehmann and later than 1964. Still locked for three attempts.
Manfred Berger 1967 ?
Yes, it es Manfred Berger. :applause: But a little bit later.
I'll try 1968. Here's a photo of the rear.
Manfred Berger was still using it later on...
he was still using #94 in 1971 !!
Sorry, 1968 is correct, my mistake. I don't have any information about the race track. Does anyone know more?
I am absolutely not sure about, but think to remember this picture of Manfred Berger, winning the "Schleizer Dreieck-race" August 1968. Some informations attached
This is just a guess out of my brains
That looks a really interesting circuit, like a mini-Spa. The structures at the side of the track (in the puzzle photo) made me think that they maybe were the bridges over an autobahn, but I have found photos of other tracks and there is no similarity. There were only 3 races that year in the DDR championship so it's got to be one of them.
PS Did you award my point?
I will check my scarce issues of 'Illustrierter Motorsport'-magazines fron 1968. I still think, I've found the picture there (a long time ago..). Of course, the structures at the side of the trach may also lead to 'Bernauer Schleife'- and 'Bautzen-Autobahnring'-race. Both meetings Both took place on closed-off sections of public highways.
Quote from: fromwien on September 09, 2025, 06:49:38 AMI will check my scarce issues of 'Illustrierter Motorsport'-magazines fron 1968. I still think, I've found the picture there (a long time ago..). Of course, the structures at the side of the trach may also lead to 'Bernauer Schleife'- and 'Bautzen-Autobahnring'-race. Both meetings Both took place on closed-off sections of public highways.
There's decent film on Youtube. Every car was Wartburg-powered, so it's noisy.
Yes, thanks for the hint! I know this youtube-film. Amazing
Quote from: nicanary on September 09, 2025, 04:31:19 AMPS Did you award my point?
Sorry, I was too tired yesterday.
Quote from: sichel on September 09, 2025, 09:59:52 AMQuote from: nicanary on September 09, 2025, 04:31:19 AMPS Did you award my point?
Sorry, I was too tired yesterday.
No problems ;D I'm not really a points-collector, so it's no big deal. I almost forgot to give one for one of my solved puzzles today, and had to return to the posts and award it. Easily done.