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The Jaguars in the lead after the start.
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| The #1 Jaguar ran into troubles and finished only 9th.
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| #3 wasn't shining too and finished fifth. |
A BMW pack, with the Eggenberger #5 car leading. |
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| It retired eventually. |
Like this one, the Ravaglia/Danner Schnitzer car. |
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| This nice-looking Eggenberger car... |
... didn't look too nice after this. |
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There were more victims, like the #16 Juma car and the #5 Eggenberger car mentioned before.
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The Sytner car fighting with a Schnitzer car.
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This Hartge car seems a little tail-happy.
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| This Hartge car retired too... |
... while this Juma car of Cudini and Snobeck finished sixth. |
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| #15 leading his teammate and a Volvo. |
The sister car retired. |
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| Sytner and Williams brought this car to seenth. |
The #26 Rover of Soper/Allam oversteering in front of the eventual second-place BMW. |
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| A Rover bunch: Sawyer-Hoare's car sandwiched between the works cars. |
A duel between the Rover of Soper and Allam and the Stuck/Quester BMW. |
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| Both Rovers ahead of the Lindström/Olofsson Volvo. |
The #26 Rover of Soper/Allam now ahead of the third Jaguar. |
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| This is Sawyer-Hoare's car he shared with Rouse - they would retire. |
The same car leading a group with Volvo, BMW, Austin Metro and an Alfa Romeo. |
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#31 Volvo leading #6 BMW - they would finish 8th and 4th respectively.
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This one finished too, despite this lost wheel.
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| This is the #33 Volvo of Elgh/Pirnay fighting with their teammates and the Hartge BMW of Johansson/Vojtech. |
The Elgh/Pirnay Volvo leading the sister car of Dieudonné/Delcourt. They would finish 11th and 17th respectively. |
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| A last shot of the GTM cars. |
This Belgian Golf of De Liedekerke/Fermine retired. |
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| Despite this mishap, this Volvo managed to get to the finish, albeit in a lowly 15th place. |
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Jolly Club Alfa #53 was the last finisher, in 19th.
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Here it is followed by Alfetta #52, 16th overall.
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Watts and Brundle retired this Metro.
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The Danish Corolla won its class.
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| The winner: Jaguar duo Percy/Nicholson... |
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| ... in second: Woodman and Weaver ... |
... in third: the Schnitzer car of Stuck and Quester. |