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Audi Quattro
Rally Giants
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The Audi Quattro is a Rally Giant because it was the first to combine four-wheel-drive and a turbocharged engine - not the most sophisticated, but it was the first, and very successful. It was also the first to run with more than 300bhp. As it was re-homologated/transformed from Group 4 into Group B in 1983, it was also the first successful Group B car. The Quattro dominated rallying from the start of 1981 until late 1984 (when the Peugeot 205 T16 took over). Quattros won no fewer than 23 World rallies from 1981 to 1985, won the Makes Championship in 1982 and 1984, and drivers Hannu Mikkola (1983) and Stig Blomqvist (1984) also won the World Drivers' series in Quattros. The Quattro led the World and European rally scene in the first half of the 1980s.
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What Reviewers Are Saying
Recently revised and reprinted (April 2017) this 128-page English language title in the popular Rally Giants series, published by Veloce, delves into the technology and history of Audi's successes in the Ur quattro... Featuring authoritative text and a large number of colour and monochrome pictures, for its modest size this book provides a very detailed account of what happened and when, and will make a most welcome present for anyone interest in the story of the rally quattros.- Audi Driver; The book delves into the first ideas for the Audi right through to its successes at World Rally. As well as the star drivers over the years and the second half of the book details its competition years. Another good book from the 'Rally Giants' series.- Track & Race Cars; ... Robson's compact and informative series or Veloce provides an ideal reference. - Speedscene.