The 2016 Wales Rally GB marks a number of landmarks, relive them all
Fifty years ago, Formula 1 world champions Graham Hill and Jim Clark contested the RAC. Jack Brabham was on hand, too, waving Clark away.
Read Anthony Peacock’s account of the 1966 RAC
Forty years ago Roger Clark, the first Briton to win the event, won for the second time:
Read the rally review from January 1977
Thirty years ago Group B contested its penultimate world rally, its final UK appearance:
Read Anthony Peacock’s take on Group B’s British send off
Twenty years ago, Martin Brundle entered the RAC, but crashed into a ditch. No video seems to exist, though he did tell Simon Taylor of his rally experience over lunch in 2007.
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