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Mitsubishi appoint new team manger.
Mitsubishi Motors Motor Sports has announced the appointment of Marco Pastorino as their new team manager, with immediate effect.
High-speed challenge awaits Mitsubishi in Finland.
The FIA World Rally Championship makes its return to Europe for the fastest and most spectacular round of the series, Rally Finland this week [August 6-8].
Mitsubishi 'modifies' 2004 WRC programme.
Mitsubishi Motors has announced that it 'will modify its 2004 FIA World Rally Championship activities, switching focus to spending more time further developing the Lancer World Rally Car in preparation for the 2005 FIA World Rally Championship'.
Points for Mitsubishi.
Mitsubishi Motors Motor Sports scored points in the Acropolis Rally when its lead Lancer WRC04, piloted by the all-French crew of Gilles Panizzi/Herv? Panizzi, finished the event in Lamia this afternoon.
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Sola claims PCWRC lead.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution driver 'Dani' Sola has been the star of the FIA Production Car World Rally Championship [PCWRC] today [Saturday] and the Spaniard not only now leads the registered contenders, but set six fastest times in the eight stages run in the second leg of Propecia Rally New Zea
Mitsubishi drivers aim for another PCWRC win.
Mitsubishi drivers head for the third round of the 2004 FIA Production Car World Rally Championship [PCWRC], Rally New Zealand, with high hopes of maintaining their unbeaten record this season.
New Lancer WRC ready for Mitsubishi return.
Mitsubishi Motors motor sports subsidiary, MMSP, has unveiled the car that will spearhead its 2004 FIA World Rally Championship campaign - the Mitsubishi Lancer WRC04.
Mitsubishi to use 'more or less' new Lancer in 04.
Mitsubishi will return to the FIA World Rally Championship in 2004, following their sabbatical this season, and MMSP team boss, Sven Quandt, has revealed that their priority is 'reliability', before 'racing the others again' in 2005.
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Mitsubishi sign Sohlberg.
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has announced that Kristian Sohlberg will join the team in 2004, linking up with Gilles Panizzi, when the outfit returns to the FIA World Rally Championship, following their sabbatical in 2003.
Podium for Mitsubishi and McShea.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution driver Niall McShea finished on the podium in third position in Rally Australia, the penultimate round of the FIA Production Car World Rally Championship.
Panizzi joins Mitsubishi, Alister McRae out.
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation today announced that Frenchman Gilles Panizzi has signed a contract with its motor sports subsidiary MMSP GmbH to spearhead its assault in the 2004 FIA World Rally Championship.