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VW hopes to attract WRC interest
Volkswagen motorsport director Jost Capito is confident the German firm's presence in the World Rally Championship will help attract more global commercial interest in the series.
Gronholm confirms racing return
Two-time World Rally Champion Marcus Gronholm has confirmed he will return to motorsport and contest a full programme of Global Rallycross events in America this year
WRC tweaks Rally Catalunya stages
The final round of this year's World Rally Championship - the Catalunya Rally – will include a stage through the centre of host town Salou
Neuville to compete in New Zealand
Citroen protege Thierry Neuville has moved a step closer to contesting the full World Rally Championship schedule after Nasser Al-Attiyah handed the Belgian his Qatar Citroen for Rally New Zealand
Latvala completes comeback test
Ford driver Jari-Matti Latvala has tested a rally car again for the first time since breaking his collarbone in a skiing accident last month
Rally GB confirms 2012 route
Organisers of Rally GB have confirmed the route for Britain's round of the World Rally Championship.
Capito begins VW Motorsport role
Jost Capito officially began his new job as head of Volkswagen Motorsport on Wednesday, assuming the role previously occupied by Kris Nissen
Citroen keen to avoid team orders
Citroen team principal Yves Matton has admitted he hopes not to have to use team orders again during the 2012 World Rally Championship season
Mikkelsen surprised to match Ogier
Andreas Mikkelsen has admitted his performance against Volkswagen Motorsport team-mate Sebastien Ogier on last week's Rally Argentina exceeded his own expectations
Argentina keen to see Brazil in WRC
Rally Argentina clerk of the course David Eli reckons his event could form a strong partnership with a Brazilian round of the World Rally Championship if the series adds a second South American date for 2013
Hirvonen backs new Argentina route
Mikko Hirvonen has sung the praises of Rally Argentina's endurance route - with the Finn suggesting that some of the new stages this year were the event's best yet
South Africa closing on WRC slot
South Africa is believed to be leading the fight for a place on next year's World Rally Championship calendar
Ford rules out drafting Sordo in again
Ford team principal Malcolm Wilson has put to bed speculation that Dani Sordo will drive a factory Fiesta RS WRC again this season
Wilson disappointed with Tanak
M-Sport managing director Malcolm Wilson has called on Ott Tanak to up his performance after the Estonian's disappointing result on last week's Rally Argentina.
Citroen baffled by FIA's Hirvonen call
The Citroen team has admitted it finds the decision to exclude Mikko Hirvonen's car from the Rally of Portugal results for a second time 'strange.'
Loeb claims 70th WRC victory
Sebastien Loeb claimed the 70th victory of his incredible World Rally Championship career, and stretched his points lead in the process, as he cruised home to win Rally Argentina
Loeb closes in on Argentina victory
Sebastien Loeb remains on course for the 70th win of his World Rally Championship career after making it safely through the series' longest stage on Sunday morning in Argentina
Loeb leads into final day in Argentina
Sebastien Loeb will lead Rally Argentina by 7.2 seconds when the final leg commences on Sunday morning after an uneventful run through the superspecial that closed Saturday night's action
Ford admits top five too far for Solberg
Ford team principal Malcolm Wilson has admitted Petter Solberg's target of fifth place on Rally Argentina could now be out of range
Loeb edges away after team orders
Sebastien Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen are now 7.8 seconds apart at the head of the Rally Argentina field after Citroen ordered the pair to hold station
Salazar: WRC harder than Dakar
Former Formula 1 racer Eliseo Salazar has admitted Rally Argentina is proving tougher than he expected, with the 57-year-old describing Friday's opening day as harder than a day on Dakar
Hirvonen's Portugal turbo also illegal
The FIA has confirmed that the turbo on Mikko Hirvonen's Citroen DS3 WRC was illegal during the Rally of Portugal earlier this month
Sordo rules out Citroen fight
Ford driver Dani Sordo has admitted he is still struggling for confidence aboard the Fiesta RS WRC and has ceased his pursuit of the Citroens ahead
Hirvonen understands team orders call
Citroen driver Mikko Hirvonen said he understood the team's decision not to allow him to challenge Sebastien Loeb for victory on Rally Argentina - despite the pair being split by just 2.1 seconds
Citroen implements team orders finish
Citroen team principal Yves Matton has confirmed he has told drivers Sebastien Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen to hold station until the finish of the event tomorrow afternoon
Rally leaders face tyre shortage
The drivers fighting for victory on Rally Argentina will have to switch to unsuitable hard compound tyres for Saturday afternoon after exhausting the limited supply of soft Michelins this morning
Hirvonen keeps Loeb's lead in check
Sebastien Loeb continues to lead Rally Argentina after the first day two loop, but his Citroen team-mate Mikko Hirvonen is not letting him get away
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