When the reigning World Rally champion switched teams – DirtFish
1983 Tour de Corse - France's WRC qualifier - YouTube
Lancia Rally 037 - Wikipedia
Exotic Lancia rally racers star at Amelia Island Concours | ClassicCars.com Journal
Hannu Mikkola Tribute | 1983 World Rally Champion - YouTube
World rally legend 'Flying Finn' Hannu Mikkola dies at 78 - Autoblog
Hannu Mikkola obituary: 1983 WRC champion dies aged 78
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Group B's most legendary Lancia was its last rear-wheel-drive champion - Hagerty Media
WRC Images (1983)
Hannu Mikkola obituary: 1983 WRC champion dies aged 78
1983 World Rally Champion Hannu Mikkola dies – DirtFish
LEGO MOC Lancia Rally 037 Martini Racing - winner Rallye Monte Carlo 1983 (Walter Röhrl - Christian Geistdörfer) - biposto by BrycCars | Rebrickable - Build with LEGO
World Rally Championship Review 1983
1983 World Rally Championship. Lombard RAC Rally, Great Britain. 19-23 November 1983. Stig Blomqvist/Bjorn Cederberg (Audi Quattro A2), 1st position. Podium. World Copyright: LAT Photographic Ref: 35mm transparency 83RALLY18 | 1983 World
2 WIN" Movie to Highlight 1983 World Rally Competition Between Audi and Lancia - Audi Club North America
1983 World Rally Championship: Walter Rohrl wins at Monte Carlo - WRC Videos
A winning Audi Group B rally car driven by a WRC champion| Classic Cars for Sale forum
How Lancia pulled off its famous Monte Carlo giantkilling
RSF Motorsport ® on X: "Walter Röhrl (#Lancia 037 Rally), winner of the ' 1983 Monte Carlo Rally, and Hannu Mikkola (#Audi Quattro A1) - future '1983 World Rally Champion 🏆 #WRC #RallyMonteCarlo https://t.co/Wz0FecWJqC" / X
World Rally Championship, Stig Blomqvist,Audi Quatro, Monte Carlo 1983 Stock Photo - Alamy
World Rally Championship,Ari Vatanen, Opel, Monte Carlo 1983 Stock Photo - Alamy
1983 Lancia 037 Coupe
How the Lancia 037 Defeated the Audi Quattro in the 1983 WRC Season - autoevolution
1983 Lancia 037 Rally Group B | Girardo & Co
1983 World Rally Championship - Wikipedia
