The Spice SE87C is a sports prototype race car designed, developed and built by the British constructor Spice Engineering for Group C2 and the IMSA GTP Lights class, first used in 1987. The Spice Engineering team entered it in a few rounds of the World Sportscar Championship and in the German Interserie, and at the end of that season GP Motorsport took the car over and raced it in South Africa. GP Motorsport kept entering it in the World Sportscar Championship in 1988, when it retired seven times in eleven rounds, and again in 1989, when it finished seventeenth at Le Mans.
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