| 词条 | Ingvar Carlsson (rally driver) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| image = IngvarCarlsson1995.jpg | name = Ingvar Carlsson | caption = Carlsson pictured in 1995 | birth_date = {{birth date|1947|04|02}} | birth_place = Nyköping, Sweden | death_date = {{death date and age|2009|10|28|1947|04|02}} | death_place = Nyköping | nationality = {{flagicon|Sweden}} Swedish | Co-driver = {{flagicon|Sweden}} Per Carlsson {{flagicon|Sweden}} Jan-Olof Bohlin {{flagicon|Sweden}} Claes Billstam {{flagicon|Sweden}} Benny Melander | Years = 1974 – 1991 | Teams = Datsun, Fiat, BMW, Mercedes, Mazda | Races = 42 | Championships = 0 | Wins = 2 | Podiums = 4 | Stagewins = 56 | Points = 125 | First race = 1974 Rally de Portugal | First win = 1989 Swedish Rally | Last race = 1991 Rally Australia{{Infobox racing driver|embed=yes | name = | last series = FIA ERX Division 1 Championship | years active = 1994–1996 | car number = | former teams = Christer Bohlin Motorsport | best finish = 4th | year =1996 | starts =24 | wins = 1 | podiums = 6 }} }} Ingvar Carlsson (2 April 1947 in Nyköping – 28 October 2009 in Nyköping) was a Swedish rally driver, who won two World Rally Championship events in 1989. CareerCarlsson began his rallying career in 1966, competing in national rallies in a Volvo PV544. He won his fourth rally.[1] Carlsson's first World Rally Championship (WRC) event came in 1974, when he drove a works Datsun 260Z on Rally de Portugal.[2] He then drove for Fiat in an Abarth 124 on that year's RAC Rally and the 1975 Swedish Rally, where he finished fifth, ahead of teammate Markku Alen. He then spent many years driving for BMW, although he also drove for Mercedes in 1980, gaining a fifth place in Rally de Portugal as his best finish.[1] In 1984 he joined Mazda, initially playing a key role in developing the rear-wheel drive Group B RX-7.[3] In 1987 Mazda introduced the Group A 323 4WD. Following the prohibition of Group B, Carlsson found himself with a competitive advantage due to his extensive experience in lesser-powered cars.[1] Carlsson took his first WRC victory on the opening round of the 1989 season in Sweden, and also went on to win Rally New Zealand later in the year. At the end of 1991 Mazda pulled the plug on its rally programme and Carlsson retired from the WRC. He also drove for Toyota in the FIA European Rallycross Championship in 1995 (with teammate Gunde Svan) and 1996. He finished fifth in 1995 and fourth in 1996. DeathIngvar Carlsson died on 28 October 2009, aged 62.[4] WRC Victories
Racing recordComplete FIA European Rallycross Championship resultsDivision 1
References1. ^1 2 {{cite journal | ref = AS87 | title = Ingvar Carlsson: Rallyproffs - efter 20 år! |trans-title= Rally pro - twenty years later! | language = Swedish | journal = Teknikens Värld | publisher = Specialtidningsförlaget AB | location = Stockholm, Sweden | page = 28 | date = 1987-01-21 | issue = 1-2 | volume = 39 | first = PeO | last = Kjellström }} 2. ^http://www.rallybuzz.com/ingvar-carlsson-rip/ 3. ^http://www.wrc.com/news/ingvar-carlsson-1947-2009/?fid=11472 4. ^{{cite web|last1=Andersson|first1=Anna|title=Ingvar Carlsson död|url=http://www.aftonbladet.se/sportbladet/motor/rally/article12100511.ab|publisher=Aftonbladet|accessdate=7 July 2017|date=9 November 2009| language= Swedish}} External links
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