Solved NIC#882 - 1968 Elina Formule France

Started by nicanary, October 08, 2017, 07:02:06 AM

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nicanary

What is this car, and who designed and financed the car?
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ChanceHuncha

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nicanary

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ChanceHuncha

Can this car be found on the web?
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nicanary

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ChanceHuncha

Is this being raced at Urcy?
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nicanary

Quote from: ChanceHuncha on October 12, 2017, 11:27:10 PM
Is this being raced at Urcy?

I don't think so. The photo was taken from an online page about this marque and French motor racing in general.
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ChanceHuncha

I found a few french websites but ony one had this same picture. Is this racer the Le Bourguignon F Belorgey?
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nicanary

Quote from: ChanceHuncha on October 13, 2017, 10:40:53 AM
I found a few french websites but ony one had this same picture. Is this racer the Le Bourguignon F Belorgey?

My French dates back to 1969 so it's a bit rusty, but I think that caption means M. Belorgey is from Burgundy - maybe he's the driver.

Neither of those names relates to this car I'm afraid.
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ChanceHuncha

So there is a website where i found the car but I cant access it. So I guess someone else will have to find some info or find some way to hack my way through it.
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nicanary

 ;D.

The car is widely mentioned on the internet and I found numerous images and  website entries. It would help if you worked out which formula it raced in...........
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nicanary

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tobytwirl

It's an Elina formula France from 1968 and financed by Jean Pierre Beltoise

nicanary

Quote from: tobytwirl on November 11, 2017, 04:06:08 PM
It's an Elina formula France from 1968 and financed by Jean Pierre Beltoise

Exactly. One more point to you.

Power was of course the Renault R8 Gordini. The car was named Elina after Beltoise's late wife.
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ChanceHuncha

Now that I check my sources again, I didn't realize it was right infront of me! Well done Toby!
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nicanary

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