Back in the 1980s and early 90s, the FIA’s Evolution rule allowed manufacturers to create small runs of further enhanced cars that had already been homologated into either Group A or B. Whereas 5000…
Read MoreUntil the arrival of Nissan’s technological tour de force which was the R32 Skyline GT-R, Ford’s RS500 iteration of the Sierra Cosworth ruled the roost as the ultimate Group A touring car of its day. The…
Read MoreFord originally conceived the Sierra RS Cossworth to serve as a Group A homologation special for Touring Car racing. It was developed alongside a spectacular Group B rally car, the RS200, as Ford…
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