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| Let's start with the start and then turn our attention to the cars that were there - either in the race or practice. |
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| Big names, great team but a disappointment: Cecotto, Larini and Francia retired this CiBiEmme Alfa 75 V6. |
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| Even in Swedish hands, the Maserati Biturbo proved a disaster in touring car racing. A driveshaft failure meant another DNF here. |
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| Luigi turned to Sierra's in 1988 - but the fine BMW years were long ago by now. No finish for #14 in Spa. |
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| The shape of things to come; a flame-throwing Nissan. A decent 6th at the finish. |
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A good old 635: a non-finisher for Di Goia, Delavallade and Févrot. |
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The Toyota Supras were in better shape than last year. The Swiss atmo car finished fifth...
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... but the two IMC Supras retired.
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| Another oldie: the Rover Vitesse. This one retired with a broken rear axle, just like the old days... |
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this modern Sierra retired as well. It is the car of Bolderheij, van
Hilten and Winderinckx. The engine blew less than an hour in the race. |
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| ... just like this Belgian BMW. |
Third place at the end: the Bigazzi M3 of Laffite/Martin/Grouillard. |
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A DNF for the Bychl/Faubel/Walterscheid-Müller team.
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This BMW reached the finish too, with lots of tank tape. |
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| This Prodrive car finished 8th. |
The second Prodrive car retired.
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| A colorful entry of Garaga Du Bac, Spa regulars for years now. The French car did not finish due to engine problems. |
Their second car retired as well. |
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| A private car for Vanicek/van Hooydonk/van Dedem; they finished 21st. |
Another retirement: the Lingmann-M3. |
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| The Linder car of Lohr/Schmickler/Bartels finished 7th.
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Jamin, Bertinchamps and Maljean finished in 19th place.
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| 10th: the Wollgarten 325i.
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12th: another 325i, still going strong.
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| Hans van der Beek brought the usual unusual Mazda to Spa. They finished, but in a lowly 23rd position. |
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| A pitstop for the Mazda. |
An Australian Corolla: Holden/Gulson/Lintott finished 25th. |
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| This Honda finished 20th... |
... while this one retired. |
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An FX-GT Tom's Corolla, is was not classified.
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Holvoet/Van Esch and Hemmes retired this Corolla. |
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| 18th and fifth in class: yet another Corolla of Hardy/Peters/Schenk. |
Schnitzer took another Spa victory, this year with Ravaglia, Heger and Quester. |
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| A good result for Nissan: they finished 6th. |
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