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Number 1: no, not the Larch but the brand new Sierra of Rouse - on his way to an unexpected win. |
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Sponsor boss Hall retired last years' championship-winning car. |
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Brodie with number 6? He finished 13th with gearbox troubles. |
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Barry Sheene retired the Toyota Supra. |
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Brian Chatfield finished fourth, but was disqualified for missing homologation papers. |
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Sytner retired his BMW 635. |
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Neil McGrath finished second behind Rouse. |
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Mike Newman's BMW, one of last years' CC-Racing cars. |
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Jon Dooley, fifth overall with the well-known Alfetta GTV6. |
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Third overall and class winner: Goode in the Nissan. |
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Rob Kirby, 7th overall. |
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Drury finished 10th overall. |
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Good to see Grun's Toyota Corolla here. A liftback version. |
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Eight overall and class winner: Curnow and the Escort RSi. |
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This is Hodgetts, second in class. |
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Belcher, fourth in class. |
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Kimber-Smith, with a Liftback Corolla too, retired... |
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... just like Morris in the second Brooklyn car. |
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Here we see the Brooklyn pair sandwiching Belcher and Curnow. |
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Chatfield leading Sheene and Rouse. |
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