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 The ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club eV) (pronunciation: a tsé a) is the largest automobile club of Germany, with more than 15 million members in August 2005. It was founded on 24 May 1903 under the name of "Deutsche Vereinigung Motorradfahrer-', the name he abandoned to its present name in 1911.
Under the Nazi regime, ADAC was incorporated in the DDAC (1934). It was founded again in 1946.
History
List of Presidents of ADAC:
1903 - 1905: Emil Schmolz
1905 - 1925: Josef Bruckmayer
1926 - 1932: Carl Fritz
1933: Hermann Fulle (*)
1946 - 1948: Ludwig Sporer
1948 - 1953: Hans Meyer-Seebohm
1953 - 1964: Werner Endress
1964 - 1972: Hans Bretz
1972 - 1989: Franz Stadler (Stadler is a Swiss manufacturer of railway rolling stock, specializing in regional trains and suburban.)
1989 - 2001: Otto Flimm
2001 - Present: Peter Meyer
(*) Last independent chairman before the ADAC was incorporated in the DDAC
Sport
ADAC, AvD as his rival (organizer of the Grand Prix of Germany), is a member of the FIA and DMSB. ADAC holds the Grand Prix of Europe , formerly ADAC Eifelrennen, 24 hours (Time is a unit of measurement) of Nürburgring (The Nürburgring is a set of car and motorcycle circuits located 90 km south of Cologne in Germany. ... For) and many other races.
Category: Automotive
Type: Glossaries and Dictionaries
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