M-Sport will field a WRC car and a R5 car for the ERC season-start at the Rally di Roma Capitale.
M-Sport Ford World Rally Team
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The manufacturers who are producing R5 cars have now reached 1057 cars sold world-wide before COVID-19 crisis
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Teemu Suninen is challenging the rally leader Sébastien Ogier after day two, Gus Greensmith is not pleased with his performance as he is sitting in sixth place and Lappi had to retire as his car burned down to the ground!
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British Rally Championship
After a successful BRC start, Yates enters West Cork Rally with good confidence
Rhys Yates is ready for the second round of the 2020 British Rally Championship which takes place in Ireland next week.
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Greensmith: “Mexico is my Favourite WRC Event”
by Steven Bateyby Steven BateyGus Greensmith is preparing to compete on his second event in the 2020 FIA World Rally Championship next weekend.
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FIA World Rally ChampionshipOff RoadRally
“Podium is the Goal” For Lappi in Mexico
by Steven Bateyby Steven BateyEsapekka Lappi has had a strong start to the 2020 FIA World Rally Championship going into the third round of the season next weekend.
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Alberto Heller is joining M-Sport for seven rounds in the 2020 WRC3 Championship.
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Yates and Fourmaux have been improving during the rally and they ended the rally without a podium finish but are already looking forward to Rally Mexico!
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Day one is now over for M-Sport, the two young Finns have improved the paces over the day and they’re now waiting to head back out tomorrow again.
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Lappi finished second last season in Rally Sweden and hopes now to deliver good results with M-Sport.
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Teemu Suninen had a great start to Rally Sweden last season, leading the rally until hitting a snow bank. He is now looking to make up for his mistakes.
FIA World Rally ChampionshipOff RoadRally
Jocius will not attend Rally Mexico as McKenna moves up to WRC3
Deividas Jocius will be missing Rally Mexico, Barry McKenna from Ireland will move-up from National class to the WRC3 and take Jocius’ start number.
FIA World Rally ChampionshipOff RoadRally
Suninen Admits: “We Haven’t Had the Best Start to the Season”
by Steven Batey
by Steven Batey
Teemu Suninen is looking to kick start his 2020 FIA World Rally Championship campaign on next weekend’s Rally Mexico.
It was the same results for M-Sport in Rally Sweden as in Monte-Carlo; the team are now hoping for stronger results in Mexico.
Fourmaux and Yates are ready to take on Rally Sweden for the M-Sport WRC2 team.
FIA World Rally Championship
M-Sport’s Millener – “It will be a very different event to what we’re used to”
After disappointing results at Rallye Monte-Carlo, M-Sport have high hopes on Sweden!