Although the gen. three Celica TCT was fairly conventional by the super specialised nature of most Group B creations, its toughness and reliability helped Toyota to half-a-dozen WRC wins on the…
Read MoreShortly after the FIA decided that Group B would be dropped on safety grounds (mid-way through the 1986 season), Ford abandoned their expensive RS200 programme. From 1987, Group A…
Read MoreAfter the 1992 season concluded, Lancia bowed out of the World Rally Championship having secured the Manufacturer’s title for the sixth year in succession. Since the introduction of the…
Read MoreBy the early 1990s, an onslaught of Japanese manufacturers had entered the World Rally Championship. The most successful of these was Toyota whose Celica GT-Four driven by Carlos…
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