Motor racing: Ravaglia revels in Touring Cars

Saturday 13 July 1996 23:02 BST

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Motor racing

Ravaglia revels in Touring Cars

Italian Roberto Ravaglia became the seventh different driver to win a race in the Auto Trader RAC Touring Car Championship, when he fended off a race-long challenge in the 15th round from Rickard Rydell at Silverstone yesterday, writes David Tremayne. Rydell pushed David Leslie's pole-winning Honda Accord out of second place as they entered the Luffield corner at the end of the first lap and thereafter was never more than half a second in Ravaglia's wake. In the British F3 Championship race, Darren Manning fended off the challenge of series leader Ralph Firman to score his first victory.

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