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Car presentation 2013

Renault 5 Turbo - 1980 – Gr. 4

The Renault 5 Turbo was the first real Group B "supercar" and its first examples were rallied already in 1980 still in Group 4 homologation. The mid-engine concept driving the rear wheels was copied by many other manufacturers and had the effect of turning a shopping car into a real racer.

Audi Quattro A1 – 1983 – Gr. B

It is not a works car but Adam Marsden built this Audi in 2007 to A1 specification. Adam has competed with it in many hill climbs and sprints including the Isle of Lewis Rally. He has also demonstrated it in many of the UK rally shows such as Chatsworth, Cornbury Park and Castle Combe.

Lancia Rally 037 - 1984 - Gr. B

This Lancia 037 came to the UK in 1995 and was restored by Gareth Williams of Sweep Motorsport including its original Olio-Fiat livery. It is owned and driven by Rob Whitehouse, a New Zealander who lives in Mallorca and London.

Alpine A 110 – 1975 – Gr. 5

In the race for the fastest Alpine within the Slowly Sideways group, Werner Fahnert was driving an A 110 in its 1973 specification for several years. For 2012, he went even one step further and built a 1975-spec Alpine A 110. This is powered by one of the very rare 16-valve engines (an original test engine).

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Audi Sport Quattro - 1984 - Gr. B

Richard bought this Sport Quattro from the late Gary Midwinter.

Moskwitsch 2140 – 1978 – Gr. 2

The arrival of this nicely-built Moskvich 2140 adds up even more to the great variety within the Slowly Sideways group. By making a replica of the former works car, Uwe Thomas from Thuringia is now the proud owner a very rare rally car from the 1970s.

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Time table

The time table for the Eifel Rallye Festival will be available at May 31th , 2013 under the section "Downloads"

Eifel Rallye Festival filled to the brim

With two hundred entries received for the one hundred and thirty places of the main field, the selection process for the Eifel Rallye Festival has been even more laborious than usual. Particularly so for Reinhard Klein, the man behind the Slowly Sideways group from which comes the majority of the preserved or restored rally cars at the Festival.

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Eifel Rallye Festival filling up already

There are evidently many owners of historic rally cars who are eager to follow the slogan of the Eifel Rallye Festival 2013 and celebrate forty years of the World Rally Championship. As soon as the entry lists opened on February 15th, the entries were coming in fast. After just ten days the group of course-opening cars is full according to Jürgen Lenarz who is the co-ordinator for that group. These are cars whose family trees are not as rigorously inspected as all the other Slowly Sideways cars in the one hundred and thirty strong entry.

Flyer of the Eifel Rallye Festival

Highlights 2013

The legendary Walter Röhrl as patron of the event
Participants from 12 countries worldwide
Vehicles from at least 20 manufacturers and 5 decades of rallying history
Open air cinema showing rally films from H. Deimel
Including all-gravel Bosch Super Stage

The Flyer of Eifel Rallye Festival is available now in the download area.

Entry list opened

The entry list to the Eifel Rallye Festival 2013 has been opened. The entry form and entry form to the service park are available in the download area. The registration to the service Park is to be submitted with the entry form.

Date opening entry list

The entry list to the Eifel Rallye Festival 2013 will be opened on the 15.02.2013. At that time, entry form and entry form to the service Park will be available in the download area. The registration to the service Park is to be submitted with the entry form.