Rothmans World Rallying 3

Rothmans World Rallying 3 marks the second year of Rothmans’ association with the world's foremost annual review of national and international rallying, World Rallying. In the footsteps of Numbers 1 and 2, Rothmans World Rallying is the standard reference work on the 1980 season. It's an in depth study of this fast growing sport for both the hardened enthusiast who requires the utmost accuracy and topicality and for the less dedicated 'once in a while' rally fan who wants readable browsing material which is lavishly illustrated. There are hundreds of fresh black and white photographs specially taken for the book together with a beautiful colour gallery of the year's most exciting rally cars and events. There is detailed coverage, reviews and results for the: Monte Carlo, International Swedish Rally, Rallye de Portugal, Marlboro Safari Rally, Greece and the Acropolis Rally, Rally Codasur Ultra Movil YPF, Finland and the 1000 Lakes Rally, the Motogard Rally, the Rally Sanremo of Italy, France with the Tour de Corse, Lombard RAC event in Great Britain and finally the Cote d’Ivoire Rally on the Ivory Coast. Included is a listing of world-class drivers' records, giving results for competitors like Ove Andersson, Fulvio Bacchelli, Harry Kallstrom, Hannu Mikkola etc….. As well as a list of co drivers such as Mike Doughty, Ilkka Kivimaki, Paul White etc.. Special features include coverage of the BL Motor Sport Competitions Department, thoughts of Ove Andersson – his career and Toyota Team Europe, a chapter covering the Audi Quattro Rally car. There is a look at new cars Citroen Visa, Talbot Horizon, Datsun Silvia, Datsun Violet GTS, Subaru 4x4, Toyota Carolla, Mazda 626, Vauxhall Chevette 2300HSR, Alfa Romeo Alfetta Turbodelta, Audi Quattro, Opel Ascona 400, and Renault 5 Turbo. The results record for the World Championship for Rallies of 1973 and 1974 is included. There is the European Championship for Rallies Chart, other major rally results, International and National Champions coverage, English-speaking National Championships and finally a look in retrospect at 1980.