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Great news ! Discover the art and technology behind PROTON.
All are invited to experience 2 days programme packed with activities such as :
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On Saturday 12th July the Mitsubishi Lancer Register – the UK based organization for the owners and enthusiasts of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution – will be will be attempting to create a new World Record of having the largest parade of Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution cars.
The event will take place at Castle Combe Circuit in Wiltshire, England and will be supported by Mitsubishi Motors in the UK.
Todate, 300 lancer has confirmed their participation in this event. If you interested,to become part of the history,visit lancerregister.com
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Subaru has recently unveiled their new generation All-Wheel Drive Impreza World Rally Car 2008, which will race at this month’s Acropolis Rally in Greece. Unlike what we have seen in many years, Subaru this time will use a bold new color scheme prominently featuring the famous Subaru constellation logo.
The new Impreza WRC is based on the iconic road-going Impreza WRX STI, which has been a hit for Subaru since its February launch. This machine powered by a turbocharged 2.0 liter horizontally opposed four-cylinder boxer engine which producing around 224 Kilowatts of power.
The Impreza WRC 2008 will be driven by Australia’s Chris Atkinson and Norwegian Petter Solberg in the Acropolis Rally starting 29 May.
For record, SWRT has won the World Rally Manufacturers’ Championship in 1995, 1996 and 1997, and the Driver’s Championship in 1995, 2001 and 2003.
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For the entire Suzuki team, the Monte Carlo rally opens a new chapter in the manufacturer’s prestigious history. New arrivals at the team this year include Shusuke Inagaki as technical director and Akira Kawada as team manager. Prior to the rally, the team will take part in this year’s official World Rally Championship launch on Sunday 20 January in Monte Carlo before the drivers start the recce.
Nobuhiro ‘Monster’ Tajima, principal of the Suzuki World Rally Team, commented: “As we embark on our full first season, our goal is to make steady progress by taking one step at a time. Results are obviously important, but we cannot get ahead of ourselves either. In our debut year, it’s only natural to expect a few minor problems and we’re grateful to have a driver of the calibre of Toni Gardemeister to help us improve.”
More information and pictures are available at www.suzuki-wrc.com
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