I was going to guess Battlecars art.
Battlecars was GWs competitor to Steve Jackson's Car Wars
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Dark Future is a later Citadel car combat game, and better known among the GW grog circles. Probably because by then the designers had more practice, and because the Dark Future world had originally been intended for an RPG so it was more fleshed out.
Was this the cover of a book or game at some point? It looks really familiar.
It was the cover art for an expansion to Games Workshop's Dark Future game from the 1980s.
I found it - it was used on an Expansion pack for Games Workshop's Dark Future, and possibly some other Dark Future material.
Bat Boy? Is that you?
Now this is art! Absolutely radical!