shug
18 September 2003, 22:10
From WRC.COM I thought that they were developing a Colt WRC
The all-new Mitsubishi Lancer World Rally Car which the Japanese manufacturer hopes will take it back to the top in world rallying, will run for the first time within weeks.
The new Lancer World Rally Car has been developed by Mitsubishi Motor Sport in Rugby and will be driven by regular team test driver Lasse Lampi at the MIRA test track in the UK.
Mitsubishi has signed Gilles Panizzi as one of its 2004 drivers, but the second seat remains unfilled so far. The team has taken a year out of the World Championship this season in order to try to turn round the disappointing form its Lancer WRC2 showed in 2002.
The all-new Mitsubishi Lancer World Rally Car which the Japanese manufacturer hopes will take it back to the top in world rallying, will run for the first time within weeks.
The new Lancer World Rally Car has been developed by Mitsubishi Motor Sport in Rugby and will be driven by regular team test driver Lasse Lampi at the MIRA test track in the UK.
Mitsubishi has signed Gilles Panizzi as one of its 2004 drivers, but the second seat remains unfilled so far. The team has taken a year out of the World Championship this season in order to try to turn round the disappointing form its Lancer WRC2 showed in 2002.