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seen the Austrian scene change to a modern touring car field, but this
race had some bizarre entries. No results available, just pictures and
names: this is Abt, Fiat Abarth. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien
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The first race had a mixed Group 1 and 2 field; this is a BMW Tilux with Brückl. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien
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| An elderly Abarth (Gapp) followed by a Group 1 Cortina (Mössmer), straight from the Rallye track I guess. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien
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An unusual Group 1 Jaguar Mk II; it was indeed homologated in Group 1. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien
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| Wendlinger Jr, Steyr-Puch. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien |
Stock, BMW 700 CS. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien |
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Silberberger spins his BMW 700 CS. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien
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We move to the second race; Lammy Hofer and his Mini. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien
| Peter Peter, Porsche Porsche. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien |
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| Dubach on three wheels. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien |
Stenzel on four. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien |
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| Blank with the mighty Barracuda. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien | Pust, Alfa Romeo GTA. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien |
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Quester, BMW 2000 TI. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien
| From the museum: Group 5 (!) Fiat 1100 TV with Dankesreiter. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien
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| Fritscher took his ancient Lancia Flaminia 3B fo a spin. © Arthur Fenzlau/Erwin Jelinek Technisches Museum Wien |