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    THE PODIUM

    Nov 01, 2019 3 minutes
    WORDS OLLIE MARRIAGE
    PHOTOGRAPHY
    RICHARD PARDON

    Ferrari 1965, Ford 1966, Porsche 1982, Audi 2010. None of them did it as well as us. The formation finish. Yes, the Renault’s lagging slightly, but give us a break, we were dead on our feet. And, if we’re honest, slightly surprised with our top three. Twenty-four hours earlier, only the Megane had been on our radar as likely to make it through to the winner’s circle.

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