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| Klaus & Klaus again, this time in sunny conditions during practice. |
The Wolf Sierra once again, now with Hahne/Grohs. |
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| Sierra #5, Jolly Club, Calderari/Bosshard. |
Maserati #12 for Lindström/Rahier. |
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| Eurmotor/Luigi racing entered two Sierras; this is the Tassin/Andruet car. |
Another Sierra: Bornebusch had a new livery here. |
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| A basic design for CMS with Simonsen/Simonsen. |
BTCC regulars Goode, Newman and Lyall finished 27th in this Sierra.
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| The Nissan still wasn't very lucky. |
The Rouse Sierra would be the eventual winner, snatching valuable points away from Eggenberger. |
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| Another Maserati, the BTCC car here which had misarable results - and a DNQ here. Beautiful car though. |
We still had more Sierra's. The second Kaliber car for Edwards and Palmer... |
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| ... the Mahoney/Hales car... |
...the Karl Jones/Ian Flux car...
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| ...the Bristow/Gravett car... |
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| ... and a very special Australian entry for Dick Johnson, polesitter. |
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| One of the very rare outings of the TWR Holden in 1988 was here; the car was driven by Tom Walkinshaw and Jeff Allam. |
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| The Bigazzi M3 with Grouillard/Laffite. |
The Schnitzer M3 of Ravaglia/Heger. |
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| The Prodrive M3 of Sytner/Hoy/Smith. |
A battered Wollstadt BMW M3. |
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| And the black M3 of Sears and Harvey. |
I'm not sure what to think of the bumper on the Dick Johnson Sierra... |
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| The parade lap (behind an MG, I think!) |
And Johnson sets off. |
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| A fight between Bristow/Gravett and an Eggenberger car. |
Müller, Isler and Strycek shared this Swiss Toyota. |