Ah, you beat me to it. On a side note, it's definitely Ligier, since the team used numbers 25 and 26 quite often. Not to mention they had the Renault turbo engine.
Well, they didn't call him Andrea De Crasheris for nothing : p
Didn't he crash at a fast left hander? A corner without tyre wall or the armco barrier. Poor De Crasheris pretty much rolled his car over and over, he was very lucky to walk away from that crash.
(de Cesaris "established" himself as a blocker some time in 1982 by holding up Keke Rosberg at Dijon for about 6 laps even though Keke was trying to lap him. And then he did it again in the same race to the same driver.)
Beatrice Lola-Ford THL2, Adelaide, 1986, practice. Driver... white helmet, so it's AJ (Alan Jones). If the helmet had any blue on it, it would have been Tambay.