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German tuner dials up power to 750 PS (552 kW) on the twin-turbo V8 while adding refining touches to the interior and an aerodynamic package from Mansory.
Our spy photographers have managed to catch the first pictures of the 2012 Jaguar XK-R. See the images inside 
Belgian driver Benjamin Lariche will return to Formula 2 for a second season in 2011, and hopes to be a contender for race wins. The 23-year-old was a regular points-scorer in his rookie year, when he was 14th in the championship. He ended the season on a high with a front-row start and a season-best sixth place at Valencia, before topping one of the winter test daysJimmie Kenneth Johnson Kasey Kenneth Kahne Matthew Roy Kenseth Alan Dennis Kulwicki
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Petter Solberg has underlined that he is still far from fully settled in the Peugeot 207 despite currently holding fourth in the Monte Carlo Rally, his debut in both the Intercontinental Rally Challenge and S2000 machinery. The 2003 World Rally champion was sixth after SS1 this morning, but then second-quickest on SS2, moving him up to third overall. Solberg admitted that the dry weather of the opening stages had not been ideal for him
Prodrive has begun a worldwide search for the team manager of the Mini World Rally Team - with the successful candidate expected to take up the position with the all-new organisation in April. Prodrive chairman David Richards has taken a fresh approach to filling this vital role and AUTOSPORT has been given unparalleled access to the Banbury-based team as it seeks the right person
SUNRED hopes it can keep Tarquini By Matt Beer Saturday, January 22nd 2011, 13:42 GMT SUNRED intends to field six SEATs in the World Touring Car Championship again this year, and is optimistic that it can keep hold of former champion Gabriele Tarquini plus long-time works driver Tiago Monteiro. The team now represents SEAT on a non-works basis in the WTCC after the factory operation was canned at the end of 2009. It fielded Tarquini, Tom Coronel, Monteiro and Jordi Gene, plus rookies Michel Nykjaer and Fredy Barth last year, and has already re-signed the latter pair and recruited SEAT Eurocup graduates Pepe Oriola and Aleksei Dudukalo for 2011 Related posts:Jeffrey Michael Gordon Charles Robert Hamilton IV Charles Robert Hamilton V Kevin Michael Harvick
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Denny Hamlin was fastest in Friday's rain-affected NASCAR practice session at Daytona, where most teams continued to focus on single-car testing, avoiding running in the draft. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver, runner-up in the 2010 Sprint Cup series, was one of only 12 drivers who attempted running in the draft, although most of his slipstream mileage came in a two-car breakaway with his team-mates Kyle Busch and Joey Logano. Hamlin set a fastest lap of 45.716 seconds at an average speed of 196.868 mph, which improved on Thursday's top speeds set by the Michael Waltrip Racing duo of David Reutimann and Martin Truex JrMatthew Roy Kenseth Alan Dennis Kulwicki Travis Wade Kvapil Robert Allen Labonte
Bouffier clinches Monte Carlo victory By Matt Beer Friday, January 21st 2011, 23:41 GMT Bryan Bouffier clinched by far the biggest win of his career by cruising to victory in the Monte Carlo Rally. Prior to this year's Monte, Bouffier had never even scored an Intercontinental Rally Challenge point, having been quick but luckless on his previous appearances. But the reigning French champion took control of the Monte with an inspired tyre choice and perfect drive on the rally's only two snow-hit stages - which turned the leaderboard inside out Related posts:  Emerson Fittipaldi in his heyday |
