SEAT decision expected next week
SEAT are going to reveal their plans for the World Touring Car Championship 2010 programme next week according to Spanish website Sportmotores.
SEAT are going to reveal their plans for the World Touring Car Championship 2010 programme next week according to Spanish website Sportmotores.
SEAT driver Tiago Monteiro has tested the Nismo Super GT car in Japan, as he eyes up various opportunities outside of the WTCC with SEAT’s uncertain future.
The prize money for the Yokohama Independents Trophy have been increased by 24% ahead of the coming FIA World Touring Car Championship season.
Monteiro is hoping to get a renewed contract with SEAT for 2010. SEAT is yet to reveal its plans, but a seriously downscaled program is expected.
There is no rest for the Chevrolet team of the WTCC. The team completed at two day test at Jerez last week with Alain Menu at the wheel.
Rickard Rydell is going to be left without a drive for the WTCC 2010. The Swede instead points his eyes at the Swedish Touring Car Championship.
The FIA issued the following statement today: “There will be no balance of performance changes to any of the cars after the start of the 2010 season.”
After his retirement from the World Touring Car Championship, Nicola Larini is looking ahead to new challenges.
BMW have confirmed a slimmed down WTCC campaign for 2010, with Andy Priaulx and Augusto Farfus driving for RBM as the only two works backed entrants.
BMW and SEAT are expected to announce their plans for the World Touring Car Championship 2010 next week.