General German Motorsport Association
General German Motorsport Association V. | |
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Founded | June 2, 1957 |
Place of foundation | Berlin |
president | Hartmut Arrow |
Members | 7000 |
Association headquarters | Berlin |
Homepage | www.admv.de |
The General German Motor Sports Association (ADMV) is a motor sport association with headquarters in Berlin .
history
The ADMV was founded on June 2, 1957 in what was then East Berlin as the umbrella organization for motorsport in the GDR . 64 delegates took part in the founding meeting in the Eichensaal of the Berlin Central House of the Society for German-Soviet Friendship , mainly motorsport officials and top athletes. The ADMV was the national umbrella association for automobile sport , motorcycle sport and motor water sport and until 1990 a full member of the FIA , the FIM and the UIM In the ADMV, all motorsport clubs and associations of the GDR, as far as they were approved, were united.
The ADMV logo was only selected after the association was founded from suggestions from members and athletes. The previously existing magazine Illustrierter Motorsport (Sportverlag Berlin) became the association's communication organ.
Bureau
The first presidium was made up as follows:
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Horst Schlimper (* October 16, 1915, † May 2, 1990) was later Vice President and was elected President at the Association Day on April 29, 1978.
After the end of the GDR
After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the ADMV was classified as non -party and not settled . The ADMV has been a registered association (eV) since May 22, 1990 and has the status of an association. As such, the ADMV is now a member of the DMSB alongside ADAC , AvD and DMV . The ADMV is mainly active in the new federal states - the area of the former GDR - and with approx. 7000 members one of the smaller associations in the DMSB. The president of the ADMV is the Berlin lawyer Hartmut Pfeil. Sports president of the ADMV is Bernd Sagart.
Organizer of the ADMV rally championship,
of the ADMV Rallye Pokal,
ADMV Classic Cups,
ADMV two-wheel championship
and other series also in the license-free popular sports area
Sport until 1990
Automobile sport
Well-known automobile racing drivers of the ADMV are z. For example: Manfred Günther , Heinz Melkus , Ulli Melkus , Peter Mücke , Helga Steudel .
Motorcycling
ADMV riders were very successful in off-road motorcycle racing ( enduro ), in the 1960s at the Six Days , in the 1970s and 1980s at the European Championships.
→ See also International Six Day Ride , Enduro European Championship
Motor water sports
The ADMV and its member clubs have held motorboat races on many rivers and lakes in the GDR, including title fights for world and European championships. ADMV athletes had won a total of 24 world and European championships by 1971. After that, they were no longer allowed to travel to title events in western countries because non-Olympic sports were no longer supported by the state.
title | class | date | Venue | winner |
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European Championship | OJ | 09/01/1957 | Berlin-Grünau | Raymond Kappner |
European Championship | E01 | 06/01/1958 | Dresden | Herbert Leide |
European Championship | OJ | 08/31/1958 | Berlin-Grünau | Raymond Kappner |
European Championship | E01 | 07/05/1959 | Dessau | Wolfgang Elsner |
European Championship | OJ | 08/30/1959 | Berlin-Grünau | Siegfried Lubnow |
European Championship | OC | 07/23/1961 | Mora | Herbert Nitsche |
European Championship | OJ | 09/03/1961 | Berlin-Grünau | Günter Seidel |
European Championship | OJ | 09/16/1962 | Bad Saarow | Hans Schulz |
European Championship | E01 | 07/21/1963 | Dessau | Fritz Rüffer |
European Championship | OJ | 09/15/1963 | Bad Saarow | Hans Schulz |
European Championship | E01 | May 18, 1964 | Berlin-Grünau | Fritz Rüffer |
European Championship | OA | 09/06/1964 | Dessau | Luigi dell'Orto |
European Championship | OJ | 09/13/1964 | Bad Saarow | Stig Fagerström |
European Championship | OA | May 23, 1965 | Dresden | Kurt Mischke |
European Championship | LX | May 27, 1965 | Kriebstein | Herbert Eichler |
European Championship | OJ | 07/25/1965 | Dessau | Dieter Schulze |
European Championship | OJ | May 16, 1966 | Kriebstein | Günter Wald |
World Championship | OA | 07/31/1966 | Dessau | Joachim Conrad |
European Championship | LX | 09/12/1966 | Bad Saarow | Helmut Weise |
European Championship | LX | 05/07/1967 | Kriebstein | Gerhard Elliger |
European Championship | OA | 07/09/1967 | Dessau | Sven Hermansson |
World Championship | LX | 07/07/1968 | Dessau | Carlo Casalini |
European Championship | OA | 09/20/1968 | Milan | Peter Rosenow |
World Championship | OA | 06/29/1969 | Roudnice | Bernd Beckhusen |
World Championship | LX | 08/31/1969 | Dessau | Rudolf Koeninger |
European Championship | OJ | 09/21/1969 | Schneeberg | Klaus Drichert |
World Championship | OA | 07/19/1970 | Cajarc | Peter Rosenow |
European Championship | OJ | 08/09/1970 | Komarno | Klaus Drichert |
World Championship | R1 | 09/20/1970 | Kriebstein | Konrad von Freyberg |
World Championship | OC | 06/27/1971 | Antwerp | Herbert Leide |
European Championship | OA | 07/19/1971 | Villeneuve-sur-Lot | Peter Rosenow |
European Championship | OJ | 05.09.1971 | Bad Saarow | Klaus Drichert |
Classes: racing boat classes with outboard motor : OJ up to 175 cm³, OA up to 250 cm³, racing boat classes with inboard motor up to 1000 cm³: LX, from 1970 R1, sport boat classes with standard inboard motor up to 900 cm³: E01
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Illustrated motorsport . Issue 13/1957, pp. 300-302.
- ↑ Illustrated motorsport. Issue 10, Berlin 1985, p. 218.
- ↑ Illustrated motorsport. Born 1957–1971