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Old 4 Nov 2023, 17:21 (Ref:4184387)   #19
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Matt_123 should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid
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ARG don't pull out mid way through '84 and the TWR Rovers and RDE Metros continue in the series into 1985...

Rouse still wins the 84 title but '85 is a much more competitive scenario with ARG v Rouse/Ford v BMW GB (who also stay on in '85) v Volvo (new 240T entry) v Colt v Toyota (2x Supra)

Class B sees the Metros v the Longman Escort RST, the Bluebird Turbo and the Alfas but a Bimmer 323 also comes in from Germany...

So who drives what and how does it all pan out?
So, with these older scenarios, its very difficult to come up with an answer, as there is not a lot of research to be found, so this more than ever is just conjecture.

BTCC 1985:

CLASS A:
Austin Rover Group (Rover Vitesse)
Dennis Leech and Neil McGrath

Rouse Motorsport (Ford Sierra)
Andy Rouse

BMW Sytner (BMW 635CSI)
Frank Sytner and Win Percy

Volvo (Volvo 240T)
David Kennedy and Chris Hodgetts

Mitsubishi Colt Racing (Mitsubishi Starion)
Dave Brodie

Toyota (Toyota Supra)
Barry Sheene and Kunimitsu Takahashi

CLASS B:
ARG Austin Metro:
Richard Belcher and Pete Hall

Longman Ford Escort:
Richard Longman and Phil Dowsett

Alfa Romeo (Alfa Romeo GTV6)
Jon Dooley and Rob Kirby

BMW MSPORT (BMW 323)
Steve Soper

Throughout this, Andy Rouse still wins the title from Brodie, Hodgetts, Sytner, Longman and Kirby.

Yh this one was a hard one to research for...
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