Oswald Karch

Oswald Karch ( born March 6, 1917 in Ludwigshafen, † 28 January 2009) was a German racing driver.

Oswald Karch was in the 1950s on both sides of the inner German border a well-known participants in national racing events. Karch participated primarily to Monopostorennen and sat there for the time being its a BMW DIY, which he, however, soon replaced by a Veritas RS.

With this he also took part in the Grand Prix of Germany 1953, could in the race ( he went from the 34th starting position in the race, 35 cars were at the start) but did not place after a failure. 1954, after several successes in national races, he drove the 12 - hour race in Casablanca and reached in the highly competitive class to 2 - liter engine to sixth place. As early as 1953 he had taken part in this race.