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The first two pictures pose a bit of a problem; there's no #37 in the entry, it looks like a fourth (!) Jolly Club car.
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This car is in the entry list, and probably did not qualify. It shoud be the pairing of Maillien and Jones.
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Calamai and Zapico did not qualify this Alfasud TI. |
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This car qualified, but didn't make the start.
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And we're off, Kelleners/Grano in the lead.
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Mid-field... |
... and more mid-field.
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The Eggenberger BMW leading Jag and Hartge BMW.
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Marazzi/Truffo fighting with the unique Audi 4000 of Dubois and Guiot.
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The Martin brothers and Woodman retired the Mustang.
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Kelleners and Grano won the race.
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The second Eggenberger car is not often seen. But here is the Vanoli/Isler car, finishing fifth.
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Stuck and Quester managed fourth.
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This Jag finished eigth...
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... while the sister car retired with a broken gearbox. The controversial underbody rear spoiler is visible nicely here.
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Lindtröm/Olofsson followed by the Mercedes we will see later in more detail.
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Delcourt/"Davit"/Trigaux finished a respectable third.
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Last years' 528 sister car retired - you'll know why.
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Lingmann and Hölzl chasing the BMW of Vojtech and Enge. |
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The couple from behind the iron curtain retired.
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Stureson/Persson in another Turbo Volvo. The cars were not very quick just yet, but that would soon change.
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Another car for the future, at least in Europe: the TWR Rover of Joosen and Lovett.
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Soper and Allam shared the other Rover, which retired - like the sister car.
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Is Heyer getting in or out? Driver change for the Juma BMW, its differential would play up
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A touch of oversteer for the Mustang.
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On of the few Capris remaining: pit stop for Pirnay/Lacroix.
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The lead Lucky Strike car was damaged too, but it went on to third anyway.
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Vanierschot and Carlier finished 12th in this Mercedes. |
Bellof soon retired with a broken propshaft.
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Drovandi and Zapico, the latter switching from the Alfasud. With two wheels up in the air they went on to win their class.
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Francia and Marco Micangeli finished a lowly 26th overall. |
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De Deyne and Duez finished second in the Hartge BMW. |
Herregods and Bergmeister drove this Scirocco to second in class. |