Injury forces Wilson out of Rally Sweden

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4th February 2012

Matthew Wilson won’t contest Rally Sweden next week after injuring his ankle during a training session near his home in north-west England earlier today.

Mini and Prodrive on verge of split

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4th February 2012

Mini and Prodrive look set to announce their divorce this week, following a long-running disagreement over the way that their World Rally Championship programme is funded.

Bastia to feature on revamped Tour de Corse route

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4th February 2012

This year’s Tour de Corse will include stages around Bastia for the first time since 1994 as part of a revamped itinerary for the Intercontinental Rally Challenge qualifier from May 10-12.

Makinen helps Neuville prepare for snow debut

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4th February 2012

Thierry Neuville has turned to four-time world champion Tommi Makinen to help him prepare for his debut snow rally in Sweden next week.

Solowow plans to capitalise on Fiesta S2000 knowledge

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3rd February 2012

Michal Solowow says the experience he’s gained driving a Ford Fiesta S2000 will ease his transition to a Fiesta RS WRC, run by factory Ford team M-Sport, on Rally Sweden next week.

Mikkelsen: snow rallies will aid IRC title defence

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3rd February 2012

Andreas Mikkelsen reckons the three snow rallies he will contest prior to his IRC title defence getting underway on SATA Rallye Acores from February 23-25 will hand him an advantage.

FIA says no promoter deal in place for WRC

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3rd February 2012

The FIA says it has "not proven possible" to find a new promoter for the World Rally Championship so far, and that it will provide timing and tracking for the series as well as "sporting and technical services" for the time being.

Coverage hopes prompts Al Ketbi to choose IRC

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2nd February 2012

Rashid Al Ketbi says he has chosen to contest 10 rounds of the Intercontinental Rally Challenge in 2012 because he believes it will give his backer, Skydive Dubai, the best chance of media coverage.

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Injury forces Wilson out of Rally Sweden
Mini and Prodrive on verge of split
Bastia to feature on revamped Tour de Corse route
Makinen helps Neuville prepare for snow debut
Solowow plans to capitalise on Fiesta S2000 knowledge
It is midway through day-6 of the 9 day event and the winner Bjorn Waldegard sits stoically in his battered Porsche 911. This car has just had a large section of the roll cage replaced because of extensive damage sustained after Bjorn lost control in a slippery mud-hole and hit a stranded truck. The repair was expertly effected by the Tuthill Porsche team, who cannibalised a retired 911 to repair Waldegard's version in real African 'back-street-garage' style. Incredibly only 41 minutes in road penalties were lost.
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