[ak47m203]

I'm expecting that the new awd will be use in rally racing, sad... the true potential of this car cannot be proven.

http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070821/FREE/70821003&SearchID=73291170446241

autoweek.com

Mitsubishi Done
Mitsubishi will not return to the WRC with a new car. The manufacturer’s decision brings an end to one of the most successful stories the series has ever known, with Tommi Makinen clinching a still-unbroken record of four straight titles from 1996 to 1999.

Mitsubishi was part of the WRC when the series began in 1973, then unexpectedly withdrew at the end of 2005. The break was meant to be a sabbatical while parent DaimlerChrysler sorted out its finances, with a return slated for 2009. But now, company bosses have told the rally team that the withdrawal will be permanent. So far, there has been no official statement.

Since Mitsubishi pulled out of the WRC in a factory capacity, the British-based rally team has entered customer cars occasionally on a privateer basis. Officials from the team hope that some sort of rally activity can be salvaged and are negotiating with senior management in Tokyo.

 

[Mr. Win]

Ouch, that sucks.

 

[Evo10_2008]

i wish they didn't pull out i reallly wanna see the evo 10 in action in a reallly

 

[mivec.turbo]

i wish they didn't pull out i reallly wanna see the evo 10 in action in a reallly

You will see plenty of rally action in the PWRC class in 2008.... which is run along with the WRC and JWRC.

 

[Mr. Win]

That works.

 

[Bud]

You will see plenty of rally action in the PWRC class in 2008.... which is run along with the WRC and JWRC.

I wish we could EASILY get rally racing on t.v. here the U.S.. I've subscribed to the WRC plus on their website but only get the highlights! Hopefully within the next year I'll be able to compete in rally on a local level!