Pine Forest Mist — 2 museum-grade prints in this palette. The Skoda Fabia R5 became the defining car of the FIA R5 era — a category that let national champions and factory second teams fight on realistic budgets while producing stage times that embarrassed older WRC machinery. Škoda Motorsport's Czech factory program turned the Fabia nameplate into a rally synonym across Central Europe, while Jan Kopecký's domestic dominance and Esapekka Lappi's international breakthrough proved the platform's versatility on gravel, snow, and tarmac. The Opel Manta 400 represented GM Europe's most serious Group B homologation effort — a rear-drive coupé developed with Irmscher and Cosworth when Audi's quattro was rewriting rally physics. Jimmy McRae's British Rally Championship success in Rothmans colours gave the Manta cult status in UK rally folklore, while Russell Brookes carried the factory programme through European events that proved Opel could compete without four driven wheels.