1/24 Lancia 'Super Delta' ('92 WRC Makes Champion)

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From 1987 to 1991, when the World Rally Championship (WRC) began to feature Group A cars, Lancia won the manufacturers' title for five consecutive years. Lancia then debuted the Delta HF Integrale, a significantly improved version of the Delta Integrale 16V .

In the 1992 WRC season, Lancia, aiming for the championship once again, secured its fifth opening-round victory for the Delta in its debut race, Monte Carlo. In the fifth round, the Tour de Corse Rally, the tarmac specialists Didier Auriol and Bernard Osselli, wearing car number 3, maintained a high pace and led from start to finish, demonstrating incredible strength by setting the best time in 18 out of 23 special stages (SS) , securing their fourth Tour de Corse victory in five years.

Lancia continued to dominate its rivals, achieving a 1-2 finish in the 1000 Lakes Rally, winning the 1992 Manufacturers' Championship, and boasting an impressive record of six consecutive victories.