In 1987 he was signed by GM Euro Sport for a programme that included three WRC rounds, scoring his first points by finishing 10th on Rallye Sanremo.

In 1988 he again did two WRC rounds, winning Rally New Zealand.

He did three more WRC events for Opel in 1989, also winning the German championship.

[1] In 1993 he did three rounds in an Audi S2 entered by SMS, finishing seventh in Sweden and fifth in Australia, his final WRC event.

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