Sport in Short: Rallying

Saturday 31 October 1992 00:02 GMT

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A pounds 100,000 prize for any British driver who wins the RAC Rally has attracted the biggest entry of any round of this year's World Championships. A total of 160 crews will leave Chester at the start of the five-day rally from 22 to 26 November. The sponsors, Lombard North Central, have put up the cash as an incentive to find the first domestic winner since Roger Clark in 1976.

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