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| A walk through the paddock first. The impressive face of the 635 BMW of Schmid/Joosen. |
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A works Audi 80 for Trint/Seikel - next years' weapon would be the coupé. |
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| The unique rotary Mazda RX7. |
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| A serious-looking Fiat for Dona/de Vito. |
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| The start - some interesting cars to be seen. In third spot, after the two 635 BMW's, the world's only group 2 Rover I'm aware of; the Talbot Lotus next to it. Further, 2 Zakspeed Escorts I presume; #26 would finish second only to be disqualified. In between the Eggenberger BMW 320. |
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| Good-looking car, but no finish - a blown head gasket for Schmid/Joosen. |
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Old guns Finotto/Facetti - the Talbot Lotus did not finish either. |
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| No finish for the RX-7 too. |
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But two Skoda's did finish - this one third in class. |
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| Despite this mishap (probably in practice), the Micangeli brothers partnered by Brancatelli got a second in class. |
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The winners: Neger/Werginz/Grano. |
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