Re: rFTST

by De Lacrowe Sun 16 Jul - 22:17

When the sporting world meets the support of those who pay to show the trademark, the celebrity is not long in coming. But all this would not have been possible without the ability to make possible even what has been lost in time, so EDGE has done its magic again and the sponsors of the 60s are back on this classic and timeless German track. Thanks very much Edge

by De Lacrowe Mon 14 Aug - 19:47

Muchas gracias Fabián por tantas cosas que he querido hacer se las debo a tu noble gesto de amistad

Grazie Maestro per il tuo consiglio... uno di moltissimi

by De Lacrowe Mon 21 Aug - 21:04

1974 Ferrari 312 B3

sunny

Master Luigi, el generoso Edge, Konstantin, Ignacio Torres and F1PiloteJV, a big Thank you to those who appreciate my interest

by De Lacrowe Fri 25 Aug - 21:41

Personally me

Believing in your dream is never wrong,
knowing that there is still something to learn is not a thing to hide,
one's awareness of finding a way not to stop is not for cowards,
So why haven't I won anything yet?
It seems simple to judge others, but ourselves is always very difficult

Muchas gracias Edge y Konstantin

by De Lacrowe Sun 3 Sep - 20:37

Caro Maestro

Le automobili erano esclusivamente un pensiero maschile
ma oggi il mondo è cambiato ragazzi miei
La mia passione a volte si spinge verso l'aiuto disperato
ed è proprio in questi momenti che il Maestro interviene

Molti restauri richiedono un lungo processo di lavoro e un tuo aiuto mi ha proprio donato il sorriso

grazie Luigi

Copersucar FD02

Copersucar FD03

by De Lacrowe Sun 1 Oct - 10:59

McLaren M23

March 741

Hesketh 308

Ferrari 312 B3

Williams FW04

Ensign 175

I thank the "Maestro" for the graphic support of this car

Thanks very much to Luigi 70, Edge, Villeneuve27, Ricardoalberto and Konstantin

by stdave Sun 1 Oct - 23:47

As far as I know the Dempster March 741 was yellow and red stripes.
rFTST - Page 23 1974-Mike-Wilds2-F5000-800x524

by Fiammanera628 Mon 2 Oct - 10:22

stdave wrote:As far as I know the Dempster March 741 was yellow and red stripes.

Isn't that a Formula minor? it doesn't seems to be an F1 confused

by De Lacrowe Mon 2 Oct - 10:45

From the information I have, in the 1970s it was normal for a team to participate only in one F1 race. In this case the restored car took part in the BRDC race.
Mike Wilds, however, was a driver who raced for various official teams such as Stanley BRM despite not achieving a significant world result.

by Fiammanera628 Mon 2 Oct - 10:48

De Lacrowe wrote:

From the information I have, in the 1970s it was normal for a team to participate only in one F1 race. In this case the restored car took part in the BRDC race.
Mike Wilds, however, was a driver who raced for various official teams such as Stanley BRM despite not achieving a significant world result.

Yes, actually Mike Wilds run a race with Dempster team, but isn't this one... from Internet, it say is a F5000 car Suspect

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