We are three months away from the end of 2006/2007 racing season in Kuwait and from the last redBull kart race i don't have any local new to post Coz of whats going on between KMSC, KT and some guys running over us after the Chairman Chair
leading Kuwait motor sport fans to a dead end rode. So to keep you busy we will review the 2006 SUBARU IMPREZA Group N Wins.
FIA Production Car World Rally Championship (P-WRC) a SUBARU IMPREZA WRX STI driver won the series for the fourth year in a row. Meanwhile, in the FIA authorized regional rally championships (European Rally Championship, Middle East Rally Championship, Africa Rally Championship and Asia-Pacific Rally Championship), ranked one level below the world championship, IMPREZA drivers were crowned champion in three out of the four regions. IMPREZAs were also the champion cars in rally championships held in many other regions and countries, proving that the powerful IMPREZA Group N car has truly developed into the world standard for rallying.Below are the major championships won by IMPREZA WRX STI drivers in 2006.FIA Production Car World Rally Championship - Champion.
Nasser Al-Attiyah (Qatar) FIA Regional Championships
Middle East Rally Championship winner, Nasser Al-Attiyah (Qatar)
Africa Rally Championship winner, Patrick Emontspool (Belgium)
Asia-Pacific Rally Championship winner, Cody Crocker (Australia) Other Regional and National Championships (in no particular order)
South African Rally Championship winner, Roberto Sanchez (Argentina)
British Rally Championship winner, Mark Higgins (UK)
Poland Rally Championship winner, Leszek Kuzaj (Poland)
Swedish Rally Championship winner, Patrick Flodin (Sweden)
Turkish Rally Championship Group N winner, Hakan Dinc (Turkey)
Dunlop National Rally Championship of Ireland winner, Alan Ring (Ireland)
Italian Rally Championship Group N winner, Piero Longhi (Italy)
Estonia Rally Championship Group N winner, Martin Rauam (Estonia)
Rally America National Championship winner, Travis Pastrana (USA)
New Zealand Rally Championship winner, Richard Mason (New Zealand)
Russian Rally Championship winner, Alexandr Zheludov (Russia)
well don Subaru and hope to see them back in the WRC in 2007