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- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship abstract "The 1986 European Touring Car Championship was the 24th season the European Touring Car Championship.The 1986 season had all the signed of being a classic year. Never before or since, have were so many works cars entered. Following Eggenberger Motorsport switch to Ford, becoming their works team, defending champions Volvo, turned to the Belgian outfit, RAS Sport. Tom Walkinshaw Racing normally entered three cars on behalf of Rover. The cars were a steady development from 1982, however still surprisingly competitive. Schnitzer Motorsport found some extra horsepower during the winter and became BMW’s frontrunner once again. Even, the Australian marque, Holden entered some races with the big Commodore, ahead of the 1987 World Touring Car Championship season. And this was only Division 3.Division 2 was contested by the BMW 325i’s against the Mercedes 190.Although the races proved to be very entertaining, behind the scenes, protest followed protest, with this time Volvo and Ford the victims. Illegal fuel, Volvo’s fuel tank a little oversize. This shouldn’t have happened, but it did.The final round at Estoril seemed to give Win Percy the title, who would pip Roberto Ravaglia by just one point. So Percy was champion – for just four weeks. Then, FISA remembered a rule change from the previous January, which stated the worst five results (opposite to the four of 1985) would be dropped from the overall standings. Ravaglia was champion instead.".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship title "European Touring Car Championship".
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- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageOutDegree "127".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageRevisionID "697349606".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink 1987_World_Touring_Car_Championship.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Alfa_Romeo.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Altfrid_Heger.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Anderstorp_Raceway.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Armin_Hahne.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Audi.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Austin_Rover_Group.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Autodromo_Nazionale_Monza.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Autódromo_do_Estoril.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink BMW.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink BMW_3_Series.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink BMW_6_Series_(E24).
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Category:1986_in_motorsport.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Category:European_Touring_Car_Championship_seasons.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Circuit_Paul_Armagnac.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Circuit_Zolder.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Circuit_de_Spa-Francorchamps.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Circuito_del_Jarama.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Denny_Hulme.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Dieter_Quester.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Donington_Park.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Emanuele_Pirro.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Erik_Høyer.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink European_Touring_Car_Championship.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Ford_Motor_Company.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Fédération_Internationale_du_Sport_Automobile.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Gerhard_Berger.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Gianfranco_Brancatelli.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Hockenheimring.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Holden.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Holden_Commodore.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Jeff_Allam.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Johnny_Cecotto.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Klaus_Niedzwiedz.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Ludwig_Hölzl.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Markus_Östreich.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Masaryk_Circuit.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Mercedes-Benz.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Mercedes-Benz_W201.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Merkur_XR4Ti.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Misano_World_Circuit_Marco_Simoncelli.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Nürburgring.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Red_Bull_Ring.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Roberto_Ravaglia.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Rover_SD1.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Schnitzer.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Schnitzer_Motorsport.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Silverstone_Circuit.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Steve_Soper.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Thierry_Tassin.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Thomas_Lindström.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Tom_Walkinshaw.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Tom_Walkinshaw_Racing.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Toyota.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Toyota_AE86.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Ulf_Granberg.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Volkswagen.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Volvo.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Volvo_200_Series.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Win_Percy.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Winfried_Vogt.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLinkText "1986 European Touring Car Championship".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageWikiLinkText "1986".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship year "1986".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship link "European Touring Car Championship".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship title European_Touring_Car_Championship.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:European_Touring_Car_years.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Flagicon.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Motorsport_season.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship year "1986".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship subject Category:1986_in_motorsport.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship subject Category:European_Touring_Car_Championship_seasons.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship hypernym Season.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship type FootballLeagueSeason.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship type MotorsportSeason.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship type SportsSeason.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship type Thing.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship comment "The 1986 European Touring Car Championship was the 24th season the European Touring Car Championship.The 1986 season had all the signed of being a classic year. Never before or since, have were so many works cars entered. Following Eggenberger Motorsport switch to Ford, becoming their works team, defending champions Volvo, turned to the Belgian outfit, RAS Sport. Tom Walkinshaw Racing normally entered three cars on behalf of Rover.".
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship label "1986 European Touring Car Championship".
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- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship wasDerivedFrom 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship?oldid=697349606.
- 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship isPrimaryTopicOf 1986_European_Touring_Car_Championship.