In your face bad luck! Prodrive and BMW will continue cooperation and participation in World Rally Championship, according to recent reports. More in a minute! Need to find something liquid to celebrate this news first. :) At first we were ecstatic to read early tweets and news about BMW and Prodrive “long-term presence” in WRC,...
Finns and Finland enjoy special reputation when it comes to rallying, and for a good reason. It’s not just about the top drivers and champions, but about the fans as well. Enthusiastic crowds can be seen around just about every single rally in Finland, no matter how big or small. It’s safe to say Finland...
WRC community will keep both ears on and around the stages in Sweden thanks to Championship’s iconic World Rally Radio. Decade of successful coverage of World Rally Championship events makes WRR’s crew even more determined to provide the best show possible for upcoming Swedish rally, especially considering recent turmoil in WRC. “We’re delighted to be...
We cannot help but smile and feel encouraged by the stream of news coming from the cold North. Rally Sweden is shaping to be as spectacular as ever despite problems laid on before the organizers by the FIA and it’s inability to secure media coverage and TV broadcasting. Earlier news revealed Swedish organizers plan to...
Rally Sweden’s official website just posted a story about continuing efforts to ensure TV broadcasting of action during next week’s second round of World Rally Championship 2012.
Ford’s driver Petter Solberg is eager to start next week’s Rally Sweden after encouraging first rally of the season in Monte Carlo.
Front wheel drive Škoda Fabia R2 may not be on par with latest and greatest of WRC and SWRC machinery, but it is very capable car in good hands, as proven by Swedish crew Pontus Tidemand and Goran Bergsten.
Encouraged by first victory behind the wheel of a Citroën DS3 WRC machine Mikko Hirvonen is looking to Rally Sweden with boosted confidence. Finn won with convincing 30 seconds advantage over Henning Solberg in Mitsubishi Evo while Mads Ostberg was further 19 seconds behind the winner. Ostberg was very quick over the course of Norwegian...
