1986 Spice-Ford Cosworth 86C Group C2

The Chamberlain Engineering Spice-Ford Cosworth 86C, Brands Hatch 1000kms 1987.

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Spice Engineering, Brackley, England.  Gordon Spice had been a successful racing driver and entrant when he produced his first car with his brother Martin Spice and Ray Belm in 1986 for Group C2.  It was the Spice 86C and was powered by a 3.3 litre Ford Cosworth DFL engine. Similar cars were built for the IMSA Lights class with Pontiac engines. The team won victories at Silverstone and Jerez in their first season but only finished second in the championship.  The next year using both the 1986 car and the newer 87C they won the championship.

Citroen C2 VTS

Pascal leclamus/Anthony Bourgeas, Citroen C2 VTS, Rallye National de la Côte Fleurie.

Citroen, Aulnay, France.   The C2 was a supermini made from 2003 to 2009. The VTS was the top sports version of the C2.  The VTS had a 1.6 litre engine.  It had a  performance of 0-60mph in 8.0 secs and a top speed of 125mph.  The C2 S1600 rally car was a successful rally car in the hands of Sebastien Loeb and others.  Pascal Leclamus and Anthony Bourgeas finished a creditable 25th in the 2016 Rallye National de la Côte Fleurie.