Internationale Meisterschaft V

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Back at the Ferrari factory final preparations were being made in anticipation of the fifth running of the Internationale Meisterschaft. Crowds arrived early but the traffic was a killer.

Some had clever ideas with which to beat the traffic jam… like this Monogram salesperson who just needed a top up of that Sunoco Fuel…

Nevertheless with practice over the grids were formed and although there were enough marshals the penalty imposed for each crash would be 1 lap (or 7 seconds). The target motor for sportscar is the ‘slow’ motor or any motor performing like such. The future for the class lies with the behaviour of the pilots and their teams. Lap times over the past several sportscar events have been noted and if necessary a break-out time may be tested. But for now:

Vintage Sportscar (180 sec. x 3 x 1 = 9 min.)

Internationale Meisterschaft V – Sportscar – Claes moves over to let Herrmann by
Internationale Meisterschaft V – Sportscar
Internationale Meisterschaft V – Sportscar – The Ferrari 166MM OUVO of Marzotto

Vintage Sportscar – Overall Results

  1. #55 – H. Herrmann (Porsche 550 Spyder) 71 Laps (11.561 ext.);
  2. #10 – J. Claes (Jaguar D-Type) 68 (10.840);
  3. #96 – W. Doulton (Lotus 23) 68 (16.705);
  4. #410- G. Marzotto (Ferrari 166MM UOVO) 64 (3.134).

Vintage Sportscar – Overall SCCA Results

  1. #64 – P. Jones (Cooper Monaco Type 61) 70 (9.746);

Vintage Sportscar – Mid-BWNC1 Class Result

  1. #55 – H. Herrmann (Porsche 550 Spyder) 71 Laps (11.561 ext.);

Vintage Sportscar – Mid-Vanski Class Result

  1. #96 – W. Doulton (Lotus 23) 68 (16.705);
  2. #410- G. Marzotto (Ferrari 166MM UOVO) 64 (3.134).

Vintage Sportscar – Front-BWNC1 Class Result

  1. #10 – J. Claes (Jaguar D-Type) 68 (10.840).

Hot Rod (180 sec. x 3 x 1 = 9 min.)

Spirited racing from these backyard builders resulted in both cheers and jeers.

Internationale Meisterschaft V – Hot Rod – And they are off! Trapper, Melis and Oldershaw
Internationale Meisterschaft V – Hot Rod – Roth passed by Oldershaw, only to recapture his position a lap later when #4 would leave the track
Internationale Meisterschaft V – Hot Rod – Rudolph Crashiola keeps things quick and tidy in his ’25 Rus’T’y Bucket to finish second overall and first in class

Hot Rod – Overall Results

  1. #24 – J. Trapper (’37 Chev Convertible) 72 Laps (11.006 ext.);
  2. #2 – R. Crashiola (’25 Ford Model ‘T’ Street Rod) 69 (11.496);
  3. #16 – J. Melis (’37 Chev Convertible) 69 (12.289);
  4. #69 – V. Roth (’32 Ford Coupe) 67 (17.642);
  5. #4 – J. Oldershaw (’32 Ford Coupe) 63 (16.242);
  6. #11 – M. Green (’37 Chev Convertible) 56 (7.466);

Hot Rod – ‘T’ Bucket Class Results

  1. #2 – R. Crashiola (’25 Ford Model ‘T’ Street Rod) 69 (11.496);

Hot Rod – Convertible Class Results

  1. #24 – J. Trapper (’37 Chev Convertible) 72 Laps (11.006 ext.);
  2. #16 – J. Melis (’37 Chev Convertible) 69 (12.289);
  3. #11 – M. Green (’37 Chev Convertible) 56 (7.466);

Hot Rod – Coupe Class Results

  1. #69 – V. Roth (’32 Ford Coupe) 67 (17.642);
  2. #4 – J. Oldershaw (’32 Ford Coupe) 63 (16.242);

Classic Era Endurance (180 sec. x 3 x 1 = 9 min.)

The debut of the #7 Chaparral 2F of Phil Hill would end in disappointment as mechanical gremlins necessitated a lengthy pit stop. Drew Hymenklimber in the #17 Porsche 908/3 faired much better until receiving a black flag for failing to slow down for marshals. Sergio Zerbini’s single crash may have cost him a podium but for the penalties received by others.

Internationale Meisterschaft V – CP – Rejoining the race… while Laine’s Porsche laps Hill.
Internationale Meisterschaft V – CP – Drew Hymenklimber III in his factory Porsche 908/3 would later receive a black flag that would end his charge
Internationale Meisterschaft V – CP – Tdaro negotiates the doughnut on his way to third place

Classic Era Endurance – Overall Results

  1. #18 – H. Laine (Porsche 908/2) 85 Laps (9.113 ext.) x0;
  2. #32 – S. Zerbini (Porsche 910-6) 77 (25.602) x1 [Yellow Flag];
  3. #90 – N. Tdaro (Porsche 906 Carrera 6) 75 (16.479) x2 [Red Flag];
  4. #7 – P. Hill (Chaparral 2F) 73 (21.758) x2 [Blue Flag, Black/Orange Flag];

DNF #8 – V. Elford (Porsche 908/3) x0 [Wheel];

#17 – D. Hymenklimber (Porsche 908/3) 81 (9.933) x2 [Black Flag];

Note: Sergio Zerbini’s protest was decided in his favour by the three person tribunal (Portago, Schell & Stroebl)

Classic Era Endurance – 21.5k Sidewinder Chassis Results

  1. #18 – H. Laine (Porsche 908/2) 85 Laps (9.113 ext.) x0;

Classic Era Endurance – 18k Sidewinder Chassis Results

  1. #32 – S. Zerbini (Porsche 910-6) 77 (25.602) x1 [Yellow Flag];

Classic Era Endurance – Inline Mid-Motor Chassis Results

  1. #90 – N. Tdaro (Porsche 906 Carrera 6) 75 (16.479) x2 [Red Flag];

CAN AM (180 sec. x 3 x 1 = 9 min.)

Vic Elford would take over for Jackie Stewart to pilot the #99 Chaparral 2J. Hurley Haywood would start from pole in his #59 Porsche 917/10 and George Follmer would start on the outside of row one in his #16 Lola T70. The debut of #99 would prove a success with Elford finishing second.

CAN AM Overall Results

  1. #59 – H. Haywood (Porsche 917/10) 87 Laps (4.000 ext.);
  2. #99 – V. Elford (Chaparral 2J) 79 (10.662);
  3. #16 – G. Follmer (Lola T70s) 78 (12.258);

DNS #18 – J.P. Hanrioud (Chevron B19) – wrong class;

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