Ford Sierra Cosworth Collection (#2)
The Ford Sierra Cosworth, a legendary car that has left its mark in the world of motorsports
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The Ford Sierra Cosworth, a legendary car that has left its mark in the world of motorsports. With its sleek design and powerful engine, it has become an icon on the race track. One such example is the CM9 6005 driven by Paul Lawrence. This beast of a machine showcases pure speed and precision as it zooms past its competitors. Another notable mention is the CJ7 5444 driven by Malcolm Wise. The Ford Sierra Cosworth proves to be a force to reckon with as it dominates every turn and straightaway. Colin Tester and Paul Restall take on the challenge with their CM22 0658 Ford Sierra Cosworth. Their skillful driving combined with this remarkable vehicle creates an unstoppable duo. Daniel Brown also joins the ranks with his impressive CM33 3505 Ford Sierra Cosworth. Its roaring engine echoes through the tracks, leaving spectators in awe of its power. Not to be outdone, Daniel Brown returns once again with his CM33 3453 Ford Sierra Cosworth. This time he pushes himself even further, showcasing not only his talent but also what this incredible car can do. Steve Scott Dunwoodie takes control of the wheel in his CM33 2991 Ford Sierra Cosworth. With each lap, he demonstrates why this car is considered one of the best in its class. Daniel Brown continues to make waves with his CM33 2981 and CM33 2882 Ford Sierra Cosworth models. His determination paired with these exceptional vehicles makes for an unforgettable racing experience. Steve Scott Dunwoodie returns once more in style with his stunning CM33 2864 Ford Sierra Cosworth. The combination of skillful driving and top-notch engineering results in a truly exhilarating performance. CJ11 series sees Daniel Brown pushing boundaries yet again in his CJ11 2807 model. The relentless pursuit for victory fuels both driver and machine alike, making them a formidable team.