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Another one bites the dust; the latest victim of the widespread financial crisis is Mitsubishi's off-road sport division as the Japanese firm has decided to withdraw from the Dakar Rally, the Dakar Series and all cross-country rallies. Mitsubishi had taken part in the Dakar rally twenty-six times, winning a total of twelve times, including seven consecutive victories.
- Peugeot Reveals Final Livery Of Its 2008 Dkr Dakar Racer
A month and a half before the start of the 2015 Dakar, Peugeot has unveiled the official color scheme of the 2008 DKR, the rear-wheel drive buggy the French hope to win the cross-country rally with. Read more »...
- Argentina And Chile To Co-host 2010 Dakar Rally
Following the 2009 Dakar Rally, it was announced today that Argentina and Chile will once again co-host the next Dakar that will start in Buenos Aires on Friday 1st of January 2010 and return to the Argentine capital for the finish on Sunday 17th January,...
- Breaking: Subaru Withdraws From World Rally Championship
It's a sad day for rally fans like ourselves today as Subaru has announced its decision to withdraw from the World Rally Championship at the end of the year because of the financial crisis. "This sudden decision was made in response to the widespread...
- Mitsubishi To Reveal Lancer Cross Country In Paris?
The Paris Motor Show will see the world premiere of three vehicles for Mitsubishi including the 5door hatchback version of the Lancer dubbed Sportback, the Racing Lancer which is Mitsubishi's entry at the 2009 Dakar Rally modelled after the Lancer...
- Video: 2007 Dakar Rally Winner Mitsubishi Pajero Evo
Formerly known as the Paris-Dakar Rally, the Dakar Rally is considered to be the toughest, the most dangerous but also the most famous off-road rally course in the world. However, that doesn’t seem to be a problem for Mitsubishi, which managed...
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Mitsubishi Withdraws from Dakar and all Cross-Country Rallies
Another one bites the dust; the latest victim of the widespread financial crisis is Mitsubishi's off-road sport division as the Japanese firm has decided to withdraw from the Dakar Rally, the Dakar Series and all cross-country rallies. Mitsubishi had taken part in the Dakar rally twenty-six times, winning a total of twelve times, including seven consecutive victories."The sudden deterioration of the global economy made it necessary for the company to focus its resources more tightly, and for this reason the decision was taken to withdraw its Mitsubishi Motorsports (MMSP) works team from all cross-country competitions," said the company in a statement.
- Peugeot Reveals Final Livery Of Its 2008 Dkr Dakar Racer
A month and a half before the start of the 2015 Dakar, Peugeot has unveiled the official color scheme of the 2008 DKR, the rear-wheel drive buggy the French hope to win the cross-country rally with. Read more »...
- Argentina And Chile To Co-host 2010 Dakar Rally
Following the 2009 Dakar Rally, it was announced today that Argentina and Chile will once again co-host the next Dakar that will start in Buenos Aires on Friday 1st of January 2010 and return to the Argentine capital for the finish on Sunday 17th January,...
- Breaking: Subaru Withdraws From World Rally Championship
It's a sad day for rally fans like ourselves today as Subaru has announced its decision to withdraw from the World Rally Championship at the end of the year because of the financial crisis. "This sudden decision was made in response to the widespread...
- Mitsubishi To Reveal Lancer Cross Country In Paris?
The Paris Motor Show will see the world premiere of three vehicles for Mitsubishi including the 5door hatchback version of the Lancer dubbed Sportback, the Racing Lancer which is Mitsubishi's entry at the 2009 Dakar Rally modelled after the Lancer...
- Video: 2007 Dakar Rally Winner Mitsubishi Pajero Evo
Formerly known as the Paris-Dakar Rally, the Dakar Rally is considered to be the toughest, the most dangerous but also the most famous off-road rally course in the world. However, that doesn’t seem to be a problem for Mitsubishi, which managed...