- The Österreichische
Alpenfahrt (also
known as the
Austrian Alpine Rally or the
Rally of Austria) was a
rally that was part of the
inaugural World Rally...
- The 1973
Austrian Rally (formally the 44.
Austrian Alpine Rally) was the
ninth round of the
inaugural World Rally Championship season. Run in mid-September...
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Rally of
Poland in 1973 (with
Achim Warmbold) Winner, Österreichische
Alpenfahrt in 1973 (with
Achim Warmbold) Winner,
Rallye du
Maroc in 1975 (with Hannu...
- annually. Puch
automobiles were
successful at the pre-war Österreichische
Alpenfahrt rally and from 1913, the four-cylinder 38 PS (horsepower) Type VIII Alpenwagen...
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class wins in 1937,
including the RAC
Tourist Trophy, the Österreichische
Alpenfahrt, and the La
Turbie hillclimb. In 1938, the 328 won its
class at the RAC...
- is third-oldest
rally in the world,
preceded only by Österreichische
Alpenfahrt and
Monte Carlo Rally. The
event became a
permanent fixture of the European...
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Switzerland and Germany. The most
important of
these were Austria's
Alpenfahrt,
which continued into its 44th
edition in 1973, Italy's
Coppa delle Alpi...
-
edition of the
prestigious Austrian Alpine Rally was
called the
Deutsche Alpenfahrt ("German
Alpine Rally"). Mercedes-Benz felt
obliged to
update their entry...
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victory at the
Monte Carlo Rally, the
Swedish Rally and the Österreichische
Alpenfahrt. With
Porsche leading Alpine-Renault by only
three points before the season-ending...
- won the
sports car
class Alpine Cup
trophy in the 1951 Österreichische
Alpenfahrt rally driving a
highly modified Renault 4CV. He
entered the 1953 German...
