What if Wilson/M-Sport had used the same amount of money??? And what is his budget for Ford's primary manufacturer team???Quote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
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What if Wilson/M-Sport had used the same amount of money??? And what is his budget for Ford's primary manufacturer team???Quote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
I don't follow you, because he is doing the testing. This car has already been driven for thousands of kilometers !Quote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
The problem that I see is that the car has not been driven by it's two official drivers yet. The two drivers who are so called going to fight for wins next year !!
Why does Prodrive put Markko Martin in the car on it's first tests ? They could have put any shmo in it just to rack up the miles.
M-Sport decides the best person for this job is Wilson jr.
See the problem. For me this is AMATEUR leadership, nothing else.
In the latest issue of Vauhdin Maailma magazine (finnish motorsport magazine) is Loeb's interview, which was made after Rally Germany. In this interview Loeb says that he has had three test days with new WRC untill that time. This is ofcourse three days more than what Hirvonen or Latvala have got but it seems that atleast Loeb has not tested new car so much as you would think of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaffi
http://www.maxrally.com/news/entry/u...r_2000_fiesta/Quote:
Although Wilson wouldn’t go into specifics he said some of the learnings from the Fiesta-based World Rally Car, currently under development by M-Sport in preparation for its debut in 2011, would be transferred onto the S2000 derivative.
“What we’re leaning through testing with the WRC [Fiesta] we can transfer back and hopefully it will be even more competitive next season,” said Wilson. “We’ll be announcing the details [of the upgrades] before the end of the season.”
http://www.supermotores.net/sm/fotos.asp?id=194
http://twitpic.com/photos/WRCgerardquinn
http://www.supermotores.net/images/g...tawrc00002.jpg
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http://www.supermotores.net/images/g...tawrc00006.jpg
http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/pa...iesta-wrc.aspx
http://cdn.images.autocar.co.uk/612x...780612x408.jpg
http://cdn.images.autocar.co.uk/612x...405612x408.jpg
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http://cdn.images.autocar.co.uk/612x...859612x408.jpg
Wow!! very raw look the wrc fiesta! :eek:
The Ford Fiesta RS WRC is powered by a 1.6-litre four-cylinder Ford EcoBoost turbo engine. http://media.ford.com/article_displa...ticle_id=33323
http://www.paris2010.fordmedia.eu/ph...-RS-WRC-05.jpgQuote:
Gerard Quinn, Ford of Europe's Motorsport chief, has overseen the Ford development programme throughout 2010 and says: "We're delighted to preview the Ford Fiesta RS WRC in such a prominent Motor Show as Paris. There are significant visual differences from the Fiesta S2000 base car as well as major changes under the skin. The biggest, of course, is the 1.6-litre Ford EcoBoost turbo engine - the original version of which was developed by Ford's Powertrain Engineering team."
http://www.paris2010.fordmedia.eu/ph...-RS-WRC-06.jpg
http://www.paris2010.fordmedia.eu/ph...-RS-WRC-11.jpg
http://www.paris2010.fordmedia.eu/ph...-RS-WRC-04.jpg
http://www.paris2010.fordmedia.eu/ph...-RS-WRC-13.jpg
The Ford Fiesta RS WRC seems to have extreme camber for the rear wheels!? Will that be normal next year?