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Ruitenbeek would win next days' race. |
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Ronald Bon and his boxy Simca Rallye 3. I'd say the Simca had lost much of its original appeal - but none of its speed, of course. |
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Kluvers and his Golf GTI trained to second spot on the grid. |
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Pole went to versteegh, but not.... |
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... without troubles. |
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d'Hondt would finish fourth in the race. |
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Harvey and the "Chrysler" finished third. |
Versteegh and Kluvers on the grid - Kluvers would win the race. |
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Cees Siewertsen made a welcome return to racing; one of the most talented touring car drivers now raced a Camaro; but he had a difficult season. He got pole, but retired with a broken clutch. |
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The over-1600 cc class: Visscher and his Dolomite, probably non-starters. |
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Good to see two Capris on the circuit; left is the probably Graham prepared car of Koks; on the right Cleutjens' car, which looks more like a Spice one. Koks would retire, Cleutjens finished fifth in class. |
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Moritz was present this season again with his Camaro. He would be the winner of Sunday's race. |
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The grid: Siewertsen on pole, Moritz next. |
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Slotemaker had a demon start (way ahead of Cleutjens and Moritz here) but after two laps his brakes failed; he forced the car to spin, but rolled amidst the catch fencing... |
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... the car finished on top of the guardrail, on its feet... |
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... Slotemaker got out, unharmed... |
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... but his car was damaged, although it was still moving. What a way to start his last season. |
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From another angle: the spectacular incident. |
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It was lucky that Slotemaker escaped this huge crash. |
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The last season of Group 5; no new cars, here the Datsuns of "Kamikaas" and Antonides. |
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Van Splunteren in him Imp - hardly recognizable. |
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Van der Beek still going for it in his unique Mazda coupé. |
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"Davit" in his Group 5 De Tomaso. It looked allright but was slow. |
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The only serious candidate for overall victory: the 1977 K2 Porsche of Bourgoignie, who won the Saturday race with ease. A pity van Oorschot had quit. |
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Delcourt in his neat BMW, who finished third in the race, the last season for this car... |
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... like its twin sister, Baert's CSL - but this one retired. |
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