European Touring Cars 1984 | TWR Jaguar at Spa Francorchamps

Man and machine tackle the lengths and breadths of Europe in this fantastic visual record of the 1984 ETCC.
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From the flat lands of the low countries to the mountains and forests of Germany, see Team Rover, Volvo and others take on Monza, Donington, Nürburgring, Spa, Sliverstone, Zolder and Mugello. This hour long programme takes an intimate look at Jaguar’s fortunes in the 1984 ETCC with an overall view of race preparations.
Now for the first time on DVD, you can see all the drama behind the Tom Walkinshaw Racing Team’s efforts.This fierce competition climaxed with Walkinshaw taking the driver’s crown in the penultimate round, making 1984 the year of Jaguar as the XJ-S TWR stormed the championship. However, it was Alfa Romeo who reigned supreme in the final manufacturers’ classification.With incredible driving skill from Win Percy, Martin Brundle, David Sears, Hans Heyer and many more!
Hear revealing interviews with all the major competitors and see some classic racing BMWs, Jaguars, Volvos and Rovers; compulsive viewing for touring car fans, old and new! Extras feature a close look at Team Austin Rover throughout the season.

[@simontemplar4093]

Wonderful times with TWR ( Tom Walkinshaw Racing ) with the Jaguars and the Rovers … 🤗

[@haroldgodwinson832]

Those Jaguars in their full racing trim look fantastic.

[@chasermalloy7406]

They looked even better when they ran in Macau in 1984 in the black and gold JPS livery.

[@jesusonic91]

Balls of steel

[@peterdixon7975]

Watching these videos is responsible for my having owned BMW 635CSi’s & XJ-S V12’s. 2 of each over the years. Fantastic motorsport & group A rules meant the cars actually bore some real resemblance to the cars you could buy.

[@serbcanuck]

Imagine navigating Eau Rouge in wet conditions with that much grip damn

[@liamhollin8265]

It's wonderfull to watch these fantastic cars, all of them👍👍👍

[@WolfiePeters]

Wonderful!!!!

[@peterolley7159]

I cant believe the grip them cars have

[@MountainBlade]

Tons of weight, wide/long/low. Great combo for messy conditions actually.

[@jbtc-zn9ih]

Ich war 1984 in Spa. Als Jaguar Fan war es ein wunderschönes Erlebnis

[@Rypsolisti]

Those Jags had V12? Big engine and a lot of weight up front but still very good pace.

[@EllDub]

They're all alloy, not too heavy when compared with how heavy the cars are built

[@lebojay]

700lbs for the stock 5.3 Jag V12. It’s big.

[@mvmallinson]

Such a shame you can’t even pronounce Jaguar properly, for heavens sake, it’s not complicated