I'm heading off to Munich in a little over a week, and planning on heading to the museum whilst I'm there.

Now I know BMW have F1's in their possession (silver roadcar/FINA GTR?) but from recent photos I've seen of the museum, I can't seem to find out if the cars are on display at all.

Does anyone know if they are or not? Most likely I'll never see an F1 in my life, so this could be my only chance to see one.

Good luck, and fingers crossed you get to see one :)

Just to confirm, looks like I'm out of luck.

http://speedhunters.com/archive/2009/10/01/museums-gt-gt-bmw-group-classic-collection.aspx

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagames/NFS/speedhunters.com/Images/Rod09/Gallery/BMW%20Collection/IMG_6265.jpg

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagames/NFS/speedhunters.com/Images/Rod09/Gallery/BMW%20Collection/IMG_6197.jpg

Here are the three they have, and they're all in a place that isn't open to the public, damn.

Contact them direct and ask politely, if you could visit them while you are over in Germany. They can only say yes or no!!

I have been meaning to post a load of pics sent to me recently by a forum member of his personal visit. But I have been so busy lately, not enough hours in the day :runaround:

Hello every one,

I have been in BMW Museum last august, and they were no McLaren at all...only the engine M75 (similar to the S70 from McLaren) that they used on the BMW LMR V12...

Regards

There were F1s in the BMW Museum last month, according to a member of a local BMW forum. :)

http://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/bmw-singapore-motoring-life/35993-blog-my-bmw-m-power-experience-2009-big-pics-warning-2.html?highlight=museum

There are two museums - one that is open to the public and one that is generally regarded as quite difficult to gain access too. It is the second one which houses the McLarens. It does seem that more and more people have managed a visit it recently though.

Thanks for the photos from that other forum. :)

>8^)
ER

Hmm very..............Interesting. Indeed. Thanks for the images!

This Number #38must be #18R which is owned by BMW today? Or is this #17R? It can't be #16R. Or is it? :icon16:

This is very intersting, the driver names on the door, will found #16R back 1996...
http://kuvablogi.com/blog/1949/48/
http://kuva1.kuvablogi.com/iso/img1656719.jpg

Hmmm...........
1. I have totally wrong regonized car at Helsinki, not#16R?
2. They have mixed the racing numbers.........
3. They have put the drivers names on the door just in case....
4. Everything has been changed.......
5. Everything is mixed up.....:iceslolan

:screwy:

There are two museums - one that is open to the public and one that is generally regarded as quite difficult to gain access too. It is the second one which houses the McLarens. It does seem that more and more people have managed a visit it recently though.

Thanks for the photos from that other forum. :)

>8^)
ER

Ahh i see... Yes, the OP of that thread went for the BMW Driver's Academy thing if you read though... 2 rows of M3s and X6Ms :naughty:

Yes, I went through the entire thread. Quite an event that was! :thumbsup:

Sami - that is #18R in the BMW Museum. It never wore that livery in real life though - it is a recreation of #16R at LeMans '96 and they have finally corrected the race number on the flanks and nose to read '38'.

>8^)
ER

Sami - that is #18R in the BMW Museum. It never wore that livery in real life though - it is a recreation of #16R at LeMans '96 and they have finally corrected the race number on the flanks and nose to read '38'.

>8^)
ER

Ok! Things got clear once again. I quesed that it must be something like this. Thank you nice detail again!

I hope I'm not the only one who has took couple of whisky's try to understand and find the right chassis right racing number. When you have tree or four different information, right driver names, wrong racing number, but right livery....:grinno: