• Entered by Wolf Racing
• Driven by Armin Hahne and Alain Ferté in 1989
• Rebuilt around a new bodyshell following Hahne's 1989 accident
• Contested the European Hill Climb Championship in the early 1990s
• Present ownership since 2015

During the 1980s, the BBC regularly broadcast rounds of the British Touring Car Championship, bringing the spectacle of Group A saloon car racing into homes across the country.

By the latter part of the decade, presenters such as Steve Ryder and the legendary commentator Murray Walker had helped elevate the profile of the series, with drivers including John Cleland, Steve Soper, Tim Harvey and their contemporaries becoming widely recognised names.

By this time, the Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth had established itself as the dominant force of the Group A era.

Developed as the ultimate evolution of Ford's turbocharged touring car programme, the RS500 combined immense straight-line performance with continual development, proving virtually unbeatable in t...