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what is channel+? never heard of it.. oh canal+ oh french national channel. very nice.. i hope a french broadcaster becomes the promoter of WRC in the future. %50 of WRC videos in you tube are spoken in french already. then we all going to have to learn french, problem solved.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
i dont want to continue this, off topic. i liked NOS as much, but they are gone.
Mentos Ascania back in WRC.. Autosport
A question, are those Minis belong to Prodrive? or they been rent/bought from Mini/BMW? In either cases, I am happy to see more teams are getting Mini to compete with!
if you are asking about minis run at middle-east, they are probably TOK Sport, bought from prodrive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frostmourne
Thanks for the info oyunbozan, but I was refering to the Mini for Mentos Ascania team, the link from mousti's reply :)
The Mini.s that Motorsport Italia have were built by Prodrive but sold to them.
Prodrive has their own MINI.s as well.
Just like PH Motosport own Citroen DS's but Citroen built them
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Please stop me if this is (another) stupid question, but I need a quick answer - is the RRC considered a separate class of car, like Super 2000 and Group N?
Kimda confused on that myself. Weren't rrc intended to replace s2000 overtime but now we will have r5 for that? Is that my understanding? But for the time being rrc, r5, and s2000 will all be competitive together but with no new homologations, s2000 will eventually fade out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prisoner Monkeys
That's what my confusion stems from. As far as I'm aware, "RRC" is now only used by Ford as a designation for a Fiesta model that is a "step down" from the WRC.
The reason why I'm asking is becuse I'm finding contradictory sources on the internet about Mentos Ascania Racing. Some say they will use a Mini S2000, and others say they will use a Mini RRC.