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Could that leave Subaru free to return to WRC? Afterall Peugeot / Audi do endurance whilst sister brands Citroen and VW do WRC, maybe I am just hoping that Subaru now returns to rallying as Toyota are clearly "racers"Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat
It maybe make a WRC return less likely but it may not preclude the option altogether. You never know.
Possibly – but I think it was one or the other. Toyota in Japan wanted a Sportscar/Le Mans as that is unfinished business. Toyota in Cologne, obviously wanted a WRC program.Quote:
Originally Posted by noel157
Sportscars are more proactive regards road car technology – and running a petrol hybrid suits their aims.
Just why WRC has never investigated diesels, hybrids, etc is something that needs to be questioned.
Sorry, I miss typed some words, this should be the correct one:Quote:
Originally Posted by ZequeArgentina
Munchi´s will not be in WRC in 2012.
Link: rallynoticias.com
It states that Perz Companc brothers will quit their team, considering the have already developed their passion at the highest level.
I think it is reasonable, when Luis Perez Companc drove, he reached a speed not slow for someone who just started to run rally cars at age of 36, and then his brother just enjoy navigating Villagra.[/
It's a big difference in words. :D
My Google translates it as a goodbye to WRC after Catalunya 2011 :( , no more Munchi's in WRCQuote:
Originally Posted by ZequeArgentina
The 36 points scored last year for Villagra in the competition, have made clear the evolution of this year's squad that reached 4 classifications and after a hiatus of several months, up to Catalonia, to say goodbye to the Ford Fiesta that keeps the colors of this Novelty Focus with Luis Perez Companc began the story. an Argentine team is dismissed. Hopefully from the private sector remain so based initiatives like this, because otherwise, the national flag will add many years of absence. MG Rallynoticias.com
I think they have to do Rally GB as well because they are commited to do 8 rounds and Catalunya is "only" their 7th round. I think they will be disqualified for their manufacturer points if they don't do Rally GB.Quote:
Originally Posted by alleskids
Abu Dhabi have got Evgeny Novikov in there car in GB to replace Al Qassimi who will be out of action because of operation.
That is very sad. I really hope Argentina and/or Villagra can continue to get coverage in the sport. In my opinion Argentina has been underrated as a classic WRC event. I hope the Brazil operation can expand as they seem to have a bit of money and can keep South America associated with the WRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by alleskids
+1. Which EU backer is this?Quote:
Originally Posted by 6789