Audi 200 Super Production – 1986

Competition vehicle sold without registration

The story began in 1976, when the FFSA, encouraged by driver Claude Ballot-Léna, created the French Production Championship.

Jean-Pierre Beltoise quickly joined the adventure and won the first two editions in 1976 and 1977, at the wheel of a BMW.

As he neared the end of his Formula 1 career, Beltoise became a fervent promoter of this championship, which featured cars that were very close to production models.

In 1982, the FFSA changed the championship to create a new, more spectacular format: the French Superproduction Championship.

This new format allowed for much better prepared cars, based on the Group A regulations, and over the years came closer to the standards of the German DTM.

Audi France was quick to enter this championship in the mid-1980s, with the distinct advantage of having developed the Quattro transmission.200 presented in these pages is a factory car prepared by ROC in Annemasse (Ra...