Solved - DAR 73 - KDV 1300, Formula Easter, 1986

Started by D-type, March 05, 2023, 10:08:38 AM

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D-type

Who can give me: make, Formula and year for this car?
Duncan Rollo

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D-type

Duncan Rollo

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D-type

I think it's time for the Pros as the Experts appear to be baffled.
Duncan Rollo

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fromwien

KDV 1300, Formula Easter, 1986

D-type

That was quick!
Do you happen to know what KDV stands for? (Not part of the puzzle)
Duncan Rollo

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fromwien

#5
The puzzle car is KDV 3

KDV = K(onstrukter?) D(louhy) V(orel)
Jaroslav Vorel started his race career with touring cars. Later on he raced a MTX 1-02 monoposto in hillclimbs, in 1983 a MTX 1-06. In the 1984 season, Vorel won the Czech Formula Easter championship (I think to remember, with KDV 2, but I am not sure about)
In 1985, together with Karel Dlouhy, he developed the Lada-powered KDV 3 with duralumin monocoque. With the KDV 3 Vorel became Czech Formula-vice-champion in 1986 and 1987. In 1988 he competed in Formula Mondial and went on to win the national championship. In 1989 he debuted with the KDV 4, a Volkswagen-powered Formula 3 car in the German Formula 3 championship. He took part in two races.

Pardon, I am not sure, but did you forget to award me with a point for solving the puzzle? Sorry, if you did it, and I couldn't remember clearly my previous score

D-type

I did definitely give you your point'

My source had KDV as standing for Karel Dlouhey and Vorel.  It just struck me as an unusual combination - including the driver in the name.
Duncan Rollo

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fromwien

I am very sorry, I really don't have any clue about  the point score.

Yes, I agree with you. I have a second source too, mentioning KDV as standing for Karel Dlouhey and Vorel

Wendax

Quote from: D-type on March 23, 2023, 12:44:54 PM
I did definitely give you your point'

My source had KDV as standing for Karel Dlouhey and Vorel.  It just struck me as an unusual combination - including the driver in the name.
Sorry to correct you!
The last time you gave points to anyone was on March, 20. Fromwien solved this puzzle on March, 22!

D-type

Whoops!  My apologies - I don't know how that happened.  The missing point has now been added.
Duncan Rollo

The more you learn, the more you realise how little you know.

fromwien