Swedish Rally Ltd are continuing to ensure global television production for Rally Sweden, event’s official website just announced. Final details will be announced at a press conference later today. The press conference will be held at the rally headquarters at the City Hotel in Karlstad. Time will be announced later.
Despite subject being thoroughly debated and discussed yesterday, we’re still left with some questions unanswered regarding the new organization of Mini’s WRC programme. For example, if we consider Mini’s official racing colors to be red, black and white, and new semi-factory team is dressed in black livery does that mean Prodrive’s cars get to keep...
Malaysian manufacturer Proton entered World Rally Championship this year and if their performance in Monte Carlo is any indication they might grow up into a very serious contender. Unfortunately their Monte adventure did not end too well, but team is even more determined to bring both cars to the finish in Sweden and collect points...
Even the most masochistic types will have to admit World Rally Championship is turning into a drama fest, in which news about drivers and rallying and fans are being pushed back by constant stream of bad stuff, bitter reports and most of all lack of proper, old-fashion, easy-to-understand information. But just in case you can...
What started in confusion ends up in even more confusion, but fear not, this is how the world works these days. At first we had Mini’s cryptic press release, announcing Armindo Araujo and Paulo Nobre as new factory drivers with former privateer team run by Motorsport Italia promoted to factory status. No mentions of Dani...
Following a freak accident during training last week and a broken left ankle for Matthew Wilson, Henning Solberg and Ilka Minor will lead the Go Fast Energy World Rally Team as the World Rally Championship heads to Sweden for the second round of the series. Spanning two countries over more than 350 competitive kilometres, the...
Prodrive just released a bit more information regarding their status in World Rally Championship, Autosport.com reports. British company is determined to remain in WRC and is supporting it’s only permanent driver Dani Sordo to compete in all rallies this season.
Once again I’m faced with a difficult task – write about something I know very little about. And I know very little because company’s offices responsible for supplying of information failed. Mini’s recent PR stunt tried to explain what the future of once British now German brand in WRC will be. Instead they created massive...
