Race for Glory: Audi Vs Lancia (2024)
Race for Glory: Audi Vs Lancia
”A former champion Lancia faces off against the powerful Audi in a world rally title showdown.”
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1983. Former champion Lancia battles the mighty Audi in an epic battle for the world rally title. A David versus Goliath showdown that challenges the limits of engineering, courage and ambition.
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