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UNUSUAL LESSONS
07 March 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Students of the 11th form of 'Raabeschule' in Braunschweig recently experienced an unusual type of French lesson |
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FRENCH LESSON WITH VOLKSWAGEN CO-DRIVER MICHEL PÉRIN
07 March 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Students of the 11th form of 'Raabeschule' in Braunschweig recently experienced an unusual type of French lesson: Volkswagen factory co-driver Michel Périn answered their questions at the end of their 'Francophonia' project theme. |
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2007 BTCC ENTRY FOR SIBSPORT
27 February 2007 - SIBSPORT
Newly-formed racing team SIBSPORT have announced that they will enter the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) for a full season in 2007 |
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EASTER MONDAY SEES THE FIRST ROUND OF THE 2007 MSA BRITISH RALLYCROSS
05 February 2007 - MSA British Rallycross Championship
It’s coming home40th Anniversary of first Rallycross to be celebrated at Lydden |  |
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12TH WIN FOR MITSUBISHI
24 January 2007 - Mitsubishi
RECORD-BREAKING TEAM REPSOL MITSUBISHI RALLIART CLAIM SEVENTH SUCCESSIVE DAKAR RALLY VICTORY |  |
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RALLY WIN FOR CITROEN
23 January 2007 - Citroën UK Ltd
ONE – TWO FINISH FOR NEW CITROEN C4 WRC ON ITS DEBUT IN MONTE CARLO |  |
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TEAM REPSOL MITSUBISHI RALLIART CLAIMS DAKAR RALLY VICTORY USING RICARDO TRANSMISSION
22 January 2007 - Ricardo
For the fifth year in succession a Ricardo transmission has been used by Team Repsol Mitsubishi Ralliart in the successful defence of its winning position at Dakar, the world’s toughest and most famous off-road rally |
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VOLKSWAGEN DOMINANT TEAM IN FIELD
21 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
In the 2007 Dakar Rally Volkswagen – having clinched ten of 14 possible stage victories and leading the event for eight days – was the dominant team in the field, but in the overall classification the factory team headed by Volkswagen Motorsport Director Kris Nissen was not rewarded for its performance. |
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VOLKSWAGEN – WITH TEN STAGE VICTORIES – FASTEST TEAM
21 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
In the 2007 Dakar Rally Volkswagen – having clinched ten of 14 possible stage victories and leading the event for eight days – was the dominant team in the field, but in the overall classification the factory team headed by Volkswagen Motorsport Director Kris Nissen was not rewarded for its performance. |
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QUOTES AFTER LEG 15
21 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Team quotes |
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VOLKSWAGEN FASTEST TEAM
21 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
In the 2007 Dakar Rally Volkswagen – having clinched ten of 14 possible stage victories and leading the event for eight days – was the dominant team in the field |
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TRIPLE STAGE VICTORY FOR VOLKSWAGEN
20 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Volkswagen managed another top performance on the 14th and penultimate stage of the Dakar Rally: |
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QUOTES AFTER LEG 14
20 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Team quotes |
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SNIPPETS FROM VOLKSWAGEN BIVOUAC (LEG 14)
20 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
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LEG 14 NEWS
20 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Snippets from Volkswagen bivouac |
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TRIPLE STAGE VICTORY
20 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Volkswagen managed another top performance on the 14th and penultimate stage of the Dakar Rally: |
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NEWS FROM VOLKSWAGEN LEG 13
19 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Snippets from Volkswagen bivouac |
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STAGE EIGHT VICTORY
19 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Another stage victory for Volkswagen in the Dakar Rally |
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NEWS FROM VOLKSWAGEN
18 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
Snippets from Volkswagen bivouac |
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SEVENTH STAGE WIN
18 January 2007 - Volkswagen Motorsport
One-two for Volkswagen on twelfth leg of the Dakar Rally: Factory driver Carlos Sainz (Spain) and co-driver Michel Périn (France) won the 484 kilometre stage from Ayoun-el-Atrous (Mauritania) to Kayes (Mali) in their Race Touareg. |
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