Lancia Beta Montecarlo
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The Lancia Montecarlo (Type 137) is a Pininfarina-designed mid-engined sports car produced by Lancia in Italy from 1975 to 1981. The Montecarlo Turbo was a Group 5 racer. It was the first racing car to be fielded by Lancia in eight years when it entered the May 1979 Silverstone Six-Hours race. It won the 1979 World Championship for Makes (under 2-litre division) and overall for 1980 World Championship for Makes and 1981 World Endurance Championship for Makes. Hans Heyer also won the Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft in 1980 at the wheel of a Montecarlo. In 1980 Turbo also placed first and second at Giro d'Italia automobilistico, an Italian counterpart of the Tour de France Automobile.
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| IXO; Lancia Beta; 1980 24h Le Mans DNF; Heyer, Darniche, Fabi; RN51 | Spark S1382; Lancia Beta Monte Carlo; 1980 24h Le Mans DNF; Ghinzani, Alen, Brancatelli; RN52 | |||
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| Burago 4172; Lancia Beta Monte Carlo; 1981 24h Le Mans DNF; Patrese, Heyer, Ghinzani; RN66 | Burago 4172; Lancia Beta Monte Carlo; 1981 24h Le Mans DNF; Gabbiani & Pirro; RN67 | Burago 4172; Lancia Beta Monte Carlo; 1981 24h Le Mans 14th; Finotto, Pianta, Schon; RN68 | ||
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| Spark S1388; Lancia Beta Monte Carlo; 1982 24h Le Mans 12th; Lemerle, Cohen-Olivar, Castellano; RN66 | Burago 4172; Lancia Beta Monte Carlo; 1982 24h Le Mans DNF; Perrier, Salam, Giudici; RN65 |
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