Verdammt lang her 20
5.67 in Spa
Fahrer ist möglicherweise Gendibien oder Ickx.
Gelb war die belgische "Rennfarbe"
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chanh 02/12/2008 23:12
This is the 412P S/N 0850 of Belgium team Écurie Francorchamps. DNF.klaus tweddell 26/11/2008 15:50
interessant ist, dass zu dieser zeit alle ferrari rechtsgesteuert waren, um die gewichtsverteilung bei den überwiegend im uhrzeigersinn gefahrenen rennstrecken zu optimieren.Charles Fox 25/11/2008 23:41
Von einem belgischen Freund zu diesem Foto:Nonononono. Neither ever drove a 412P.
That is Jean Blaton, aka "Beurlys". He was co-pilot to Willy Mairesse - the only one who could (more or less) keep up with Jacky's Mirage in the (surprisingly ?) rainy conditions at Spa that year (1967), with a set of rain tires they borrowed from Col. Hoare if you ask me (though I believe somebody once gave a different explanation for the fact that the rims were light blue). Ah and yes, this photo must have been taken during practice.
Did I look this up ?
No.
I was there.
Marcus Künzel 05/06/2008 14:24
Kann es sein, das der Fahrer keine Gurte hat ??Harold Schwarz 05/06/2008 13:27
Ein Ferrari der belgischen Ecurie Francorchamps.Am Steuer "Beurlys".
Gruß
Harold
Uwe Hamann 05/06/2008 10:38
Mit der "belgischen" Farbe hast Du Recht, Sigurd! Das ist der Ferrari 330 P3/4 von Willy Mairesse und "Jean Beurlys"! Ich bin immer wieder begeistert, hier SOLCHE Fotos von DIESEN Autos wiederzusehen!Gruß - Uwe