The Westover Saloon Car Championship is a 12-event championship for 'Free Formula' saloon cars. Running at Brands Hatch, it is a season-long battle between cars and drivers from all over the country.
Driving an Alan Fraser Imp, Bernard Unett won the 1966 championship with 41 points - and also snapped up the win for his class.
Ray Calcutt, another of the Alan Fraser Imp Team, took second place in the up-to-1,000 cc class.
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1973 - Production Saloons (Britax) championship
1974 - Touring Cars (British) championship, Hillman Avenger GT
In 1974 Bernard Unett won the British Touring Car Championship in a CDT Hillman. In 1976 he did it again in a CDT Chrysler, which he repeated in 1977.
CCC, 1976, May
National Group 1 saloons. Change in format is the addition at the bottom end of a new up-to-1300 class.
The new small class was totally wiped up by the excellent Avenger 1300 of Bernard Unett, who qualified 2½ seconds faster than the rest in practice. Bernard happily chugged around to a comfortable win, while the massed ranks of Alfas scrapped amongst themselves at the back of the field. However, more sorting of the Alfasud Ti's could see them worrying Mr. Unett eventually. The championship looks as though it could get quite interesting.
1976 - Touring Cars (British) Class C Bernard Unett, Chrysler Avenger GT
Total Economy Drive (Rally) 1977 in a Chrysler Alpine S; navigator: Colin Francis
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