My old rally buddy

[miller1098]

Lol not really but I did meet her once in Aberystwyth lol after a rally in the mid Wales stages and there was a prize giving party,dance,booze up . My actual buddy jonesy reckoned he was snogging with her tongues and everything...but I think he only shook hands . Anyway there’s a great documentary on sky “the queen of speed” it’s a good watch . Here’s a little vid I found on YouTube and she’s still got it

View: https://youtu.be/Zp8QkyXyTrc

 

[t-tony]

Didn’t she drive one of the Quattros?

Tony.

 

[miller1098]

Yes but for a small mistake she would of been world champion

 

[t-tony]

I thought that was the case Hugh. There were some very good drivers in that era for sure .

Tony.

 

[miller1098]

Amazing drivers and cars ,my golden era ,but really to dangerous but what a spectacle and I still remember the echo in the forest .https://www.sky.com/watch/title/programme/041378a6-68e9-43c2-8174-6a442438bde4

 

[miller1098]

View: https://youtu.be/mZLxOvt76_w

 

[t-tony]

Saw those on what I think was the last time through Clumber Park not long before the RAC Rally died.

Tony.

 

[hard top]

Great videos Hugh, I enjoyed watching them ....

 

[Pingu]

Walter Rohl was bang on when he said that she will be remembered long after he has popped his clogs. He came across as an ar$e back in the day, but an ok chap now that he's not competing.

She came across very well. She has aged very well . I loved her shed .

 

[Robert Wiles]

Always fancied Michelle Mouton. A great driver from arguably the greatest period of rallying. I always thought that the sound of a Cosworth BDA at full chat was special - but then came the 5 cylinder Audi.....

 

[t-tony]

A 5 cylinder engine does have a sweet sound when it’s working hard.

Tony.

 

[backseateducation]

Goodness me she could drive.

 

[Robert Wiles]