Andros Trophy - Page 2

**BertMk2** · 5 Nov 2011, 15:49 (Ref:2981928)

I hope the web coverage of this is as good as last year, I managed to watch quite a lot of it - you've got to love how early they throw the cars sideways for the corners

chunder · 6 Nov 2011, 11:35 (Ref:2982237)

Dacia Buster lol!!

kurski · 29 Nov 2011, 15:10 (Ref:2992989)

Andros Trophy team/driver list winter 2011-2012:

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Mini (Sainteloc Racing):
Jean Philippe Dayraut/Gilles Stievenart
Bertrand Balas/Gerald Fontanel

Dacia Lodgy (Dacia Eurodatacar):
Alain Prost
Nicolas Prost/Evens Stievenart

Skoda Fabia (Team Skoda Oreca):
Franck Lagorce/Jacques Villeneuve
Olivier Panis/Paul Belmondo

Renault Clio 3 (D.A Racing):
Jean-Baptiste Dubourg/Andrea Dubourg
Pierre Llorach/Mariene Broggi
Lionel Daziano

Ford Fiesta (Sainteloc RAcing):
Olivier Pernaut/Jean-Pierre Pernaut
Nicolas Bernardi/Julien Maurin
Jouet Christopher/Guy/Mottard/Thierry Joncoux

Skoda Fabia (Speedaventure/Sport Grage):
Benjamin Riviere/Laurent Barbieri
Christopher Anqueltil
?/?

BMW (Team Knapick):
Anne Sophie Lemonier/Herve Knapick

Toyota (Sainteloc Racing):
Didier Thoral/Dominique Chanale

Skoda Fabia (Speedaventure/Sport Garage)
?/?

NaBUru38 · 29 Nov 2011, 18:49 (Ref:2993088)

I'd love to watch these races live on the web.

1975DCS · 2 Dec 2011, 22:32 (Ref:2994574)

I think cars have become to uggly (some even have different rooflines) and to much spaceframed. Also it has become to commercial with F1 drivers and such. ...

I did liked the old Snobeck Astra's and 205T16 E2's of the earlier days.

**FIRE** · 3 Dec 2011, 10:27 (Ref:2994745)

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1975DCS

I think cars have become to uggly (some even have different rooflines) and to much spaceframed. Also it has become to commercial with F1 drivers and such. ...

I did liked the old Snobeck Astra's and 205T16 E2's of the earlier days.

The Mega's of the past were beauties?

1975DCS · 5 Dec 2011, 15:20 (Ref:2995571)

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Originally Posted by FIRE

The Mega's of the past were beauties?

No, but I didn't even know how they looked as standard back then...

kurski · 7 Dec 2012, 21:48 (Ref:3176329)

Andros Trophy winter 2012/2013 season teams & drivers list:

Quote:

Sainteloc Racing (Mini): Jean Philippe Dayraut, Bertrand Balas and Gerald Fontanel - (Ford Fiesta): Guy Mottard. Didier Thoral, Ludovic Gherardi and Thierry Joncoux.
SpeedAventure.com (Citroen DS3): Jean Pierre Pernaut, Olivier Pernaut, Laurent Barbieri and Benjamin Riviere.
Knapick Compétition (BMW série 1): Anne Sophie Lemonnier and Herve Knapick.
Racing Devt PHYLAMY (Toyota Auris): Leonel Daziano and Serge Lubrano.
DA Racing (Renault Clio III): Jean Baptiste Debourg and Andrea Dubourg.
Tork Eurodatacar (Dacia Lodgy): Olivier Panis and Derenice Demoustier.
Sodifuel Racing (Renault Clio III): Cyril Calmon and Guillaume Mallard.

Alain Prost, Nicolas Prost, Jacques Villeneuve, Paul Belmondo and Franck Lagorne not drive this year, the main series.

Andros Trophy electric series are driving well-known names Franck Lagorce, Adrien Tambay, Stephane Ortelli and Margot Laffite.

Calendar:

Quote:

December 8 & 9 - Val Thorens
December 14 & 15 - Andorra
December 21 & 22 - Alpe D'huez
January 11 & 12 - Isola 2000
January 18 & 19 - Lans En Vercors
January 26 - Saint Die des Vosges
February 02 - Clermont Ferrand/Super Besse

Live timing
Live Stream

NaBUru38 · 9 Dec 2012, 23:20 (Ref:3176952)

Thanks, Kurski!

kurski · 5 Dec 2013, 21:29 (Ref:3340605)

This week start Andros Trophy winter season:

Calendar:

Quote:

1. Val Thorens: 7/8.12.
2. Andorra: 13/14 .12.
3. Alpe d'Huez: 20/21.12.
4. Isola 2000: 10/11.1.
5. Saint Dié des Vosges: 18.1.
6. Lans en vercors: 24/25.1.
7. Clermont Ferrand / Super Besse: 1.2.

Teams/drivers entry list.

**BertMk2** · 6 Dec 2013, 10:02 (Ref:3340731)

Excellent

Hopefully there is some online coverage again this year.

I'm not sure what this 'off season' people keep talking about is

kurski · 6 Dec 2013, 10:08 (Ref:3340735)

Quote:

Originally Posted by BertMk2

Excellent

Hopefully there is some online coverage again this year.

I'm not sure what this 'off season' people keep talking about is

I've heard that MotorsTV live this year all Andros Trophy round, but I'm not entirely sure.

**FIRE** · 6 Dec 2013, 19:41 (Ref:3340940)

Every year I watch some races but every year it's disappointing...

chunder · 7 Dec 2013, 09:24 (Ref:3341177)

And that's why this thread will disappear in a few days lol!

kurski · 7 Dec 2013, 16:06 (Ref:3341247)

Series live stream: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xpg...auto?start=NaN

NaBUru38 · 10 Dec 2013, 13:19 (Ref:3342357)

If it had Loeb, Bouffier and Muller it would be more interesting. But Dayarut, Lagorce, Panis and Ortelli isn't bad.

**BertMk2** · 10 Dec 2013, 13:57 (Ref:3342367)

I watched some of this over the weekend - I still love how early they turn the cars into the corners

they're already facing the direction they want to go long before they arrive at the corner. I imagine it's a pretty difficult style of driving to master but it does look like great fun.

**bella** · 10 Dec 2013, 14:48 (Ref:3342386)

anyone ever spectated this? just noticed they're at my local hill soon and it's been a long off season already!

NaBUru38 · 12 Dec 2013, 13:30 (Ref:3343151)

I've never been to snow, so no.

Stephen H · 13 Dec 2013, 00:45 (Ref:3343424)

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Originally Posted by bella

anyone ever spectated this? just noticed they're at my local hill soon and it's been a long off season already!

Long off season...we did not realise how lucky we were in the 80's with Rallycross at Brands and Lydden right through the winter.

For those also suffering the long off season blues, without a local French hill hosting ice racing, don't forget "Wimbledon" stadium is still hanging in there, just. I realise stock car racing is not everyones cup of tea, but the 2.0lt Hot Rods, provide good racing, and if you are okay with contact racing then the superstox have been very strong for the past couple of seasons.

With plans to redevelop London's last Stock Car track into a football pitch, not sure how many years of winter racing there is left.

So I think it's a case of go while you still can.

Bella, if you go to the trophee andros, can you post what it was like, first hand.

Might need an alternative to Wimbledon to keep me sane in the winter, if the proposed football pitch wins.

The Eye · 14 Dec 2013, 00:44 (Ref:3343878)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen H

Long off season...we did not realise how lucky we were in the 80's with Rallycross at Brands and Lydden right through the winter.

For those also suffering the long off season blues, without a local French hill hosting ice racing, don't forget "Wimbledon" stadium is still hanging in there, just. I realise stock car racing is not everyones cup of tea, but the 2.0lt Hot Rods, provide good racing, and if you are okay with contact racing then the superstox have been very strong for the past couple of seasons.

With plans to redevelop London's last Stock Car track into a football pitch, not sure how many years of winter racing there is left.

So I think it's a case of go while you still can.

Bella, if you go to the trophee andros, can you post what it was like, first hand.

Might need an alternative to Wimbledon to keep me sane in the winter, if the proposed football pitch wins.

Stephen H
The SM-week is determined in Umeå between 14 and 19 January 2014. Motor sport is represented by two branches, rally sprint and sprint rallycross. Both SM-finals will be decided on the trotter racetrack in Umeå on Saturday, 18 January. Vännäs MK is the organizer club( Thomas Rådström is on of the organisers). Both finals are “live” during the afternoon at SVT (Swedish TV).
As early as 10:30, it's time to bang in front of the screen as the commentator Johan Ejeborg and expert Jonas Kruse monitors qualifiers rally on SVT Play. The finals for the rally sprint goes late 14:30 on SVT 1. Just two hours later, 16:25, it is upptalk for rallycross in the same channel and at 16:30 starts the Finals broadcast both on SVT 1 and SVT Play. I do not know if you can see the SVT Play from abroad . But I think you can.

The Eye · 14 Dec 2013, 01:02 (Ref:3343879)

Stephen H
The SM-week is determined in Umeå between 14 and 19 January 2014. Motor sport is represented by two branches, rally sprint and sprint rallycross. Both SM-finals will be decided on the trotter racetrack in Umeå on Saturday, 18 January. Vännäs MK is the organizer club( Thomas Rådström is on of the organisers). Both finals are “live” during the afternoon at SVT (Swedish TV).
As early as 10:30, it's time to bang in front of the screen as the commentator Johan Ejeborg and expert Jonas Kruse monitors qualifiers rally on SVT Play. The finals for the rally sprint goes late 14:30 on SVT 1. Just two hours later, 16:25, it is upptalk for rallycross in the same channel and at 16:30 starts the Finals broadcast both on SVT 1 and SVT Play. I do not know if you can see the SVT Play from abroad . But I think you can.

Stephen H · 18 Dec 2013, 10:12 (Ref:3345376)

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Eye

Stephen H
The SM-week is determined in Umeå between 14 and 19 January 2014. Motor sport is represented by two branches, rally sprint and sprint rallycross. Both SM-finals will be decided on the trotter racetrack in Umeå on Saturday, 18 January. Vännäs MK is the organizer club( Thomas Rådström is on of the organisers). Both finals are “live” during the afternoon at SVT (Swedish TV).
As early as 10:30, it's time to bang in front of the screen as the commentator Johan Ejeborg and expert Jonas Kruse monitors qualifiers rally on SVT Play. The finals for the rally sprint goes late 14:30 on SVT 1. Just two hours later, 16:25, it is upptalk for rallycross in the same channel and at 16:30 starts the Finals broadcast both on SVT 1 and SVT Play. I do not know if you can see the SVT Play from abroad . But I think you can.

Sounds like a great event to tune into, if we can from the UK. Given how strong Rallycross used to be during the winter in England, its such a shame it doesn't happen any more, to brighten the winter months.

**bella** · 18 Dec 2013, 13:16 (Ref:3345446)

had a quick nose around the venue at isola over the weekend and it's fair to say it's never going to be a spectator event which reflected what the photos on the trophee andros website show. especially considering they appear to use most of the largest carpark for the paddock and extending the little permanent circuit de glace. it could do with an awful lot more snow too...

NaBUru38 · 19 Dec 2013, 00:21 (Ref:3345729)

What is the championship aimed at? Television? Rich skiers? Young snowboarders / partygoers?

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