Seven Anything-Goes Group B Rally Legends Are Up for Grabs in Paris By Kristin V. Shaw, The Drive © Provided by The Drive Group B cars were banned swiftly and pitilessly in 1986 following the crash of Finnish racer Henri Toivonen and his American co-driver Sergio Cresto at Tour de Corse on the French island of Corsica. Toivonen's crash wasn't the first, but it was the last of Group B rallying, which many call the "golden age" of rally racing. Group B cars were exciting, immensely powerful vehicles that required incredible handling skills, and two racing enthusiasts gathered ...