BTCC 1997 Review
Synopsis
Anticipation and excitement filled the air as the world’s premier tin-top race series revved into action for another season. Few were willing to predict the winner of the 1997 British Touring Car Championship. With entries from eight different manufacturers including Renault, Volvo, Honda, and Audi, steered by top drivers such as Rydell, Menu, Biela, Tarquini, Radisich, Harvey, Leslie and Warwick, there was only ever one certainty - everyone was going to fight until the final chequered flag, including the independent drivers who staged a thrilling year-long battle for their championship. With top speeds of up to 160mph, these war-painted roadsters were race-tuned and ready to roar into action - bumper to bumper!
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Release History & Theatrical Window
January 1, 1997
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- English
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- 3h 3m
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What is BTCC 1997 Review about?
Anticipation and excitement filled the air as the world’s premier tin-top race series revved into action for another season. Few were willing to predict the winner of the 1997 British Touring Car Championship. With entries from eight different manufacturers including Renault, Volvo, Honda, and Audi, steered by top drivers such as Rydell, Menu, Biela, Tarquini, Radisich, Harvey, Leslie and Warwick, there was only ever one certainty - everyone was going to fight until the final chequered flag, including the independent drivers who staged a thrilling year-long battle for their championship. With top speeds of up to 160mph, these war-painted roadsters were race-tuned and ready to roar into action - bumper to bumper!
Who directed BTCC 1997 Review?
BTCC 1997 Review was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in BTCC 1997 Review?
The principal cast of BTCC 1997 Review includes Murray Walker, Charlie Cox, Steve Slater.
When was BTCC 1997 Review released and how long is it?
BTCC 1997 Review was released in 1997 with a total runtime of 3h 3m.