The "You can never put too many Sebring photos on the CA forum" Thread

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Randy,
Off the top of my head, the Martini colors have been carried on World Championship for Makes 917's & 908's in the early seventies by what was originally known as Salzburg Racing, later on the factory Porsche 911, 935 & 936 Group 5 & 6 cars of the mid-late seventies.  Team Lotus carried the Martini stripes for one season in F1 in 1979. And the brief Techno F1 program carried it in 1972 & '73. Lancia's Group 5,6,C and WRC cars all carried Martini sponsorship through the eighties.
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Almost forgot the Brabham-Alfa F1 cars of 1976-77.
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[Andy Zarse]

And from a different branch of the family tree...

[Lee Self]

And from a different branch of the family tree...

SWEEETTTT 

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Whenever I think of Group B, I think of Markku Alen in the 037 on the 1000 Lakes...Whaaaa!
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[Andy Zarse]

This was one of my favourites of the day. I followed the whole four/five days of the RAC rally when this made it's debut. It being our home event, really I was rooting for the Pond/Authur Metro 6R4 and that of a certain M Wilson, but was mightily impressed by the new Lancia.



With a few pals, I was a regular sector marshall during the eighties on some of the top Rallies (AudiSport, RAC etc) and a few of the drivers of the day got to vaguely recognise us. Another time I'll tell you all what Stig B said to us after we had picked ourselves out of a muddy Welsh ditch...

[Lee Self]

...and back on topic.... sheesh what a rabble 

driver shots maybe?
-Lee

[Lee Self]

8 days to go... 

[amazing 1]

How about some chick shots instead?

[johnevans3]

Go to the Girls, Girls, Girls thread which had some very nice shots until Smokie edited them....

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Lets see how long these last. Mid-Ohio Superbike weekend this year.
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[Lee Self]

Here's a PG-13 version

[Lee Self]

An early attempt at the Cadillac prototype:

[Lee Self]

Sebring '95 :: MOMO Ferrari (above) and Kremer Spyder (below) fresh of its Daytona 24 Hr win!

[Lee Self]

SMACK!

Sebring '96. Southerland hit the concrete base at the walkover bridge heading
down into the hairpin, snapped the Gearbox and rear suspension right off the Courage.

The driver stood up, walked over to the Aarmco, climbed over, looked back at the car
and dropped like a sack of potatoes.