Champion Racing RS6 returns - with changes!

[Erik]

Champion Racing's Audi RS 6 Team Returns - But With Changes


http://www.championracing.net/Audi_S4/home/index.htm :race:

http://www.championracing.net/Audi_RS6/archive/RS6_2004/pics/SebTpose1.jpg

http://www.championracing.net/Audi_RS6/archive/RS6_2004/pics/SebTpose2.jpg

[Klint]

Beautiful indeed!

I would love to see them take on the Australian Holdens and Fords in the Aussie V8 touring car championship, the champion racing RS6s will feel at home.

[romac]

I see they are now sponsored by Audi Certified. Whats the likelihood we'll ever see a Certified RS6?

[Bauer]

The cars should be very competitive as they have had a year to work on them. At least lets hope they are:thumb:

[Benman]

WOW! I really like the new look. Now why didn't we get THOSE flared fenders?:D If the go half as weel as they look then they should do just fine.:race:

Ben:addict: (Can't wait to see them in the flesh at Infineon!)

[JAXRS6]

Originally posted by romac
I see they are now sponsored by Audi Certified. Whats the likelihood we'll ever see a Certified RS6?

Great question! Maybe an honest answer (e.g. slim to none) will embarrass Audi into providing certification.
:hahahehe:
Oh, well, we can always hope....

[Nordschleife]

this year the cars have less power and fatter tyres, so they are less like the portable chicanes they were last season. they went like stink out of the corner and down the straight, but held everybody up around the corner - a bit like bikes!
R+C

[Erik]

Originally posted by Nordschleife
- a bit like bikes!

What a four wheel drive bike! :thumb:

[Speedracer]

What a four wheel drive bike!

Well they did have 2 wheel drive bikes in the Paris-Dakar this year. :mech:

[Erik]

Originally posted by Speedracer
Well they did have 2 wheel drive bikes in the Paris-Dakar this year.

With a total of 3 or 4 wheels I hope? :bigeyes:

[Klint]

Nope, KTM I believe created a two wheeled bike with two driven wheels. The front was hydraulically powered while the rear was driven conventionally by chain. :)

[TheBrit]

Originally posted by Klint
Nope, KTM I believe created a two wheeled bike with two driven wheels. The front was hydraulically powered while the rear was driven conventionally by chain. :)
And in some reverse synchronicity (sp?), wasn't DRC devleoped from a solution originally designed to prevent braking dive on motorbikes?

[Finnus]

Great "new" look! I really liked that paint job on the S4 and I was never a fan of the predominantly white pait job. It also sounds like they're reining in the Beast a bit - wider tires, lowere boost.

Finnus