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1, somewhere in the middle of the pack. We recognize Weiss, Peil
(Kadett), Weiler and Hessel on his way to the front - on wets.
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Van de Poele had pole, and finished tenth - after a puncture. The Juniors sure made their mark.
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Lindberg finished ninth.
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Grohs damaged his oil sump and retired.
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Schneider came no further than 14th...
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... one place ahead of teammate Nodes.
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Van Ommen finished a creditable fourth, but this wasn't Mercedes' year.
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Klammer finished sixth.
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Three other Sierra teammates: Mertes (retired)...
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... Reuter (seventh)...
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... and Reich, who finished 20th.
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Strycek retired his BMW 635.
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If a Kadett could score, then in the rain: but Peil came no further than 13th.
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Thiim's Alfa Romeo stayed together, he finished eight.
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Manthey on the rostrum: third.
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Gallina raced his Mercedes once again, and finished 24th.
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Another privateer Mercedes: "Ludwig Weber" in 21st spot.
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And another one: Weiler, finished 22nd.
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The normally immaculate Alpina BMW is a bit battered here: Bovensiepen retired. The car would shine in 1987: but in other hands.
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Gröpper retired his Mustang.
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Poulsen from Denmark finished 23rd, inmidst three Mercedes.
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This (and the
next cars) is a car from the Tourenwagen Trophäe, a sort of second
division: the right place for a Manta - and Jürgen Fritsche. I know
nothing about the outcome of the race.
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Günter Schmidt (no, from Berlin unlike the ATS team boss) with his Golf.
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Here's Tommy Suchazka with another Golf.
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A Toyota for Rainer Dalm.
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This fiery Golf was driven by Klaus-R. Löw. |
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Reinhard Schall in his Toyota Corolla.
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