VIN: the Oldenkott / Kremer Racing Porsche 911 2.8 Carrera RSR chassis 9113600885
/ Ben Tyer
HISTORY OF CHASSIS 9113600885
49 examples of the 2.8-litre 911 Carrera RSR were built for the 1973 racing season and chassis 9113600885 was among the most successful.
It was sold to the Oldenkott pipe and tobacco company who had it prepared and campaigned by Kremer Racing in Cologne.
Painted a striking black and orange colour scheme, 0885 was driven throughout 1973 by Clemens Schickentanz.
From July 1973, the car often ran an uprated 2940cc engine.
With consistent podium finishes plus victories at Nivelles and Monza, Schickentanz won the 1973 European GT Championship.
In addition to several rounds of the Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft, 0885 also contested a trio of World Sportscar Championship events in 1973.
At the Monza 1000km race, Schickentanz shared the car with Erwin Kremer and finished eighth overall to win the three-litre GT class. There was also a twelfth overall and second in class at the Nurburgring 1000km where Schickentanz was co-driven by Paul Keller and Gunther Steckkonig.
By the end of 1973, Schickentanz had racked up enough points to secure the 1973 Porsche Cup that honoured the season’s most outstanding privateer Porsche driver.
The car was sold to French privateer Hubert Striebig for 1974. He had it uprated to the latest 3.0 Carrea RSR specification at which point the colour was changed from black and orange to gold.
Preparation was undertaken by Garage Louis Meznarie.
Striebig’s 1974 campaign included an entry for the Le Mans 24 Hours (DNF).
For 1975, chassis 0885 was repainted silver.
In its new colour scheme, the car again ran at Le Mans and then the Tour de France.
Later it was sold to fellow Frenchman, Alain Schick, for hillclimbing.
Schick then sold the car to the Almeras brothers in 1977 and they retained it until 1986.
Notable History
Sold to Oldenkott Pipes & Tobacco, Germany
Prepared by Kremer Racing
Black and orange livery
31/03/1973 EGT Nurburgring 300km (C. Schickentanz) 16th oa, 10th Gr.4 3.0 class (#130)
15/04/1973 IND Nordsee Trophy, Nivelles (C. Schickentanz) ran (#80)
25/04/1973 WSC Monza 1000km (C. Schickentanz / E. Kremer) 8th oa, 1st GT 3.0 class (#84)
29/04/1973 DRM Nurburgring (C. Schickentanz) 2nd oa (#6)
06/05/1973 WSC Spa 1000km (C. Schickentanz / J. Fitzpatrick) 14th oa, 4th GT class (#46)
13/05/1973 EGT Paris GP, Montlhery (C. Schickentanz) 2nd oa, 2nd Gr.4 3.0 class (#32)
27/05/1973 WSC Nurburgring 1000km (C. Schickentanz / P. Keller / G. Steckkonig) 12th oa, 2nd GT 1.6+ class (#54)
02/06/1973 EGT Trofeo Bevilacqua, Imola (C. Schickentanz) 2nd oa, 1st Gr.4 3.0 class (#87)
24/06/1973 EGT Coupes Benelux, Nivelles (C. Schickentanz) 1st oa, 1st Gr.4 3.0 class (#26)
01/07/1973 DRM Mainz-Finthen (C. Schickentanz) 2nd oa (#12)
08/07/1973 EGT ACP GP, Estoril (C. Schickentanz) 2nd oa, 2nd Gr.4 3.0 class (#4)
15/07/1973 DRM Diepholz (C. Schickentanz) 3rd oa (#104)
05/08/1973 EGT Thruxton (C. Schickentanz) 3rd oa, 3rd Gr.4 3.0 class (#33)
19/08/1973 DRM Kassel-Calden (C. Schickentanz) DNF (#4)
26/08/1973 EGT Preis der Nationen, Hockenheim (C. Schickentanz) 2nd oa, 1st Gr.4 3.0 class (#21)
26/08/1973 DRM Hockenheim (C. Schickentanz) 2nd oa (#21)
02/09/1973 EGT Coppa Intereuropa, Monza (C. Schickentanz / E. Kremer / P. Keller) 1st oa, 1st Gr.4 3.0 class (#11)
09/09/1973 DRM Norisring (C. Schickentanz) 2nd oa (#4)
07/10/1973 DRM Sauerland (C. Schickentanz) 7th oa (#217)
Sold to Hubert Striebig, France
Uprated to 3.0 Carrera RSR specification
Gold livery
Prepared and entered by Garage Louis Meznarie
24/03/1974 IND Le Mans Test (H. Striebig) 19th oa, 7th GT class (#34)
24/03/1974 IND Le Mans 4 Hours (H. Striebig) 8th oa, 5th GT class (#34)
15/04/1974 IND Nogaro (H. Striebig) 1st Gr.3/4 class (#36)
30/04/1974 IND Magny Cours (H. Striebig) 2nd Gr.4 class (#36)
16/06/1974 WSC Le Mans 24 Hours (H. Striebig / H. Kirschoffer / J.L. Chateau) DNF (#60)
29/09/1974 DRM Hockenheim (H. Striebig) 6th oa (#15)
10/11/1974 IND Rheintal Hockenheim (H. Striebig) 2nd oa, 2nd GT 2.5+ class (#??)
Silver livery
15/06/1975 IND Le Mans 24 Hours (H. Striebig / H. Kirschoffer / P. Mauroy) 28th oa, 12th GT class (#50)
23/09/1975 IND Tour de France (H. Striebig / Jung) DNF (#193)
Sold to Alain Schick, France
07/08/1977 EMC Mont Dore Hillclimb (A. Schick) 14th oa, 2nd Gr.5 class (#??)
Sold to the Almeras brothers, France
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