BTCC 1991 Review
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As Group A gave way to the Super Touring era, the stage was set for one of the most talked about periods of British Touring Car Championships. BMW, Vauxhall, Toyota, Mitsubishi and Nissan were all represented, as well as defending champions Ford. Great names such as Will Hoy, John Clelland, Jonathan Palmer, Mark Hales and Robb Gravett were just a few of the stars to take to the track. The season was dominated by a back-and-forth tussle between BMW’s Will Hoy and Vauxhall’s John Clelland, but with notable appearances on the top step of the podium for Tim Harvey, Steve Soper and Andy Rouse. As you would expect from the BTCC, the result of the season wasn’t decided until the final race. Packed full of classic cars, top drivers and bucketloads of action, this is BTCC as you’d always wish to see it!
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- 1h 28m
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What is BTCC 1991 Review about?
As Group A gave way to the Super Touring era, the stage was set for one of the most talked about periods of British Touring Car Championships. BMW, Vauxhall, Toyota, Mitsubishi and Nissan were all represented, as well as defending champions Ford. Great names such as Will Hoy, John Clelland, Jonathan Palmer, Mark Hales and Robb Gravett were just a few of the stars to take to the track. The season was dominated by a back-and-forth tussle between BMW’s Will Hoy and Vauxhall’s John Clelland, but with notable appearances on the top step of the podium for Tim Harvey, Steve Soper and Andy Rouse. As you would expect from the BTCC, the result of the season wasn’t decided until the final race. Packed full of classic cars, top drivers and bucketloads of action, this is BTCC as you’d always wish to see it!
Who directed BTCC 1991 Review?
BTCC 1991 Review was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in BTCC 1991 Review?
The principal cast of BTCC 1991 Review includes Murray Walker.
When was BTCC 1991 Review released and how long is it?
BTCC 1991 Review was released in 1991 with a total runtime of 1h 28m.