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Number
1 for 26 rally Saturnus goes to Martin Knajzl and Petr Černohorský, škoda
octavia group A. The crew starts for the team AUTOspektrum 2000, which
represents, among others, one of the biggest dealers of Škoda cars within
the Czech Republic, a constructor of racing cars Škoda (Octavia Cup,
Pick-up Free Style, Fabia), and is responsible for the preparing of a driver
Roman Kresta for the World Championship. The pilot belongs in the shortlist
of Czech race drivers and since the year 1999 has started within the team
AUTOspektrum 2000 with a car Škoda Octavia gr. A. Since the end of the
season 2000 the crew has been completed by co-driver Petr Černohorský, the
elder son of one from the Czech legends in rallysport in the 1970 and the
1980.
Martin
Knajzl - driver
Age: 29 years
Marital
status: single
Occupation: car mechanic
Debut:
1990 go-karts
1995 races on racing tracks, 1997 rally
Petr Černohorský (co-driver)
Age: 37 years
Marital status: married, son Patrik
Occupation: haulage contractor
Debut: 2000
Biggest
achievements:
1995
- second position in the Formule Ford 1600 Cup (driver)
2000
- 9th position absolutely and victory in Formula 2 in Rally Příbram (Czech
champ.)
2001
- rally champion of the Slovak Republic in Formula 2 (co-driver)
- rally vice champion of the Slovak Republic in Formula 2 (driver)
- rally vice champion FIA Zone Central Europe in Formula 2
- 3rd position in Formula 2 in International Rally Championship Czech
Republic
- 5th position absolutely in Rally Košice (European Championship)
- victory in Formula 2 in Rally Košice and Rally Matador Tatry (European
Championship)
2002
- victory absolutely in Interspeed rally (European Championship)
- 25th European Championship
- 3rd position FIA East European Rally Cup
-
rally champion of the Slovak Republic in Formula 2 (co-driver)
- rally vice champion of the Slovak Republic in Formula 2 (driver)
- 2nd position absolutely in Rally Košice (European Championship)
- 4th position absolutely in INA Croatia rally (European Championship)
- 6th position absolutely in Rally Matador Tatry (European Championship)
- victory in Formula 2 in Rally Matador Tatry and Rally Košice (European
Championship)
2003
- 16th position absolutely and 2nd position in Formula 2 in Mogul Šumava
rally (European Championship and Czech champ.)
Škoda octavia, group A7
Engine:
liquid-cooled four-cylinder in-line petrol engine with capacity 1960 ccm
imbedded transversely before front axle; valve mechanism 2xOHC (camshaft in
head), five valves per cylinder, three suction valves and two exhaust
valves; air boost through a four-flap body; restrictor with diameter 38 mm;
sequential multi-port fuel injection; highest load 164 kW (234 HP)/7500
rev/min.; highest torque 245 N.m/5500 rev/min.; control electronic unit EFI;
ignition, sparkling plugs and fuel pumps Bosch; oil filling Mogul Forte
Racing.
Gearbox mechanism:
hydraulically operated triple-plate dry clutch AP Racing; sequential
six-speed gearbox Sadev; multi-plate differential gear with limited accord;
oil filling Mogul Trans 90 H.
Chassis:
both axles spring-loaded by progressive spiral springs, gasliquid dampers
Proflex with adjustable operation; chassis components Autospektrum 2000;
double circuit liquid brake system without servo unit with double master
cylinder and pivot restrictor for rear brake pressure Tilton; front and rear
disk brakes AP Racing, front with internal cooling with diameter 353 mm and
six-cylinder brake calipers, rear with the diameter 242 mm and two-cylinder
brake calipers; brake lining Pagid; wheels Speedline or VSMPD size 18";
tyres Michelin or Matador.
Motorcar body:
enforced with a protective frame; sporting steering wheel Sparco; sporting
seats Sparco; five-point belt Sparco; extinguishing system OMP.
Parameters and weight:
length 4511 mm; width 1731mm; height 1429 mm; axle base 2512 mm; wheel
spacing front/back 1731/1701 mm; curb weight 1030 kg; capacity of special
fuel reservoir ATL situated in the
boot 47 l.
Service characteristics:
highest
speed according to transmissions apr.180 km/ph; acceleration 0-100 km/ph 7s
; fuel consumption up to 40 l per 100 km.
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