Who's next to pull out???
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With Suzuki & now Subaru pulling out of next years WRC http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/world_r... will Ford be following?
They have committed so far, and with the imminent launch of the Focus RS it is a good time for them to stay in, but with the financial issues affecting all the US big three, and the request for help from the US government that commitment may mean nothing. After all, if someone in congress were to say yes we will help, but you have to stop spending on motorsport the choice would be pretty easy for them to make. At least Ford is in the least worst situation of the three...
andyps said:
They have committed so far, and with the imminent launch of the Focus RS it is a good time for them to stay in, but with the financial issues affecting all the US big three, and the request for help from the US government that commitment may mean nothing. After all, if someone in congress were to say yes we will help, but you have to stop spending on motorsport the choice would be pretty easy for them to make. At least Ford is in the least worst situation of the three...
Almost certain TBHFord's rally programme has been forced to be self-financing for some time now. Doesn't mean that Malcolm Wilson may not have problems though with some of his sponsors. On balence, Ford should be there next year.
Citroen don't have the same exposure to the US market that Subaru & Suzuki do so they ought to be safe too.
's not going to be a vintage year further down the field though.
Citroen don't have the same exposure to the US market that Subaru & Suzuki do so they ought to be safe too.
's not going to be a vintage year further down the field though.
VladD said:
lewis1 said:
audi already have.
When did they do that? Do you have a link to the story?Story here
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