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SWRC: Rally Mexico: Symtech Racing preview
Symtech Racing at the start of the 2010 SWRC season Symtech Racing starts this weekend its campaign in the World Rally Championship for Super 2000 cars, the new SWRC. They bought last month a very competitive Ford Fiesta and they will together ...
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Symtech Racing at the start of the 2010 SWRC season
Symtech Racing starts this weekend its campaign in the World Rally Championship for Super 2000 cars, the new SWRC. They bought last month a very competitive Ford Fiesta and they will together with drivers Michal Kosciuszko and Maciej Szczepaniak defend all season the colors of the Dynamic World Rally Team. The decoration of the Fiesta is extremely beautiful and aggressive so the lack of dynamism from the team and drivers will not be an issue.
"It's fantastic to have an opportunity to start the new season having such a strong sponsor's team and amazing technical background. LOTOS Paliwa company which has been present in motor sports for a long time decided to support me and together we are going to start the biggest rally project in Poland. Thanks to that our fans would have a chance to watch our new racing car - Ford Fiesta S2000 - looking great in LOTOS Dynamic colors. Season 2010 seems to be a great challenge because of new car, new team and new class of tournament. These changes undoubtedly make me feel more motivated. Together with Dynamic World Rally Team and Symtech Racing we are taking a long view to the project, thanks to that reaching the best scores will be possible in a gradual and a premeditated way. I know both most of my competitors from the SWRC and the rallies we are going to compete in. I am convinced we can handle the competition and reach the highest scores in every rally. I am eagerly looking forward to the first start in Mexico!" said Michal Kosciuszko.
Wim De Boeck from Symtech Racing : "We are very happy to be back in the World Championship after an absence of nearly two years. And to do this with a very nice rallycar like the Ford Fiesta makes it all even more interesting. We are looking forward to the collaboration with Michal, who, despite his young age, has a lot of experience in WRC. But it will be a fierce battle as the competition in SWRC is very high and almost all the drivers are from a top level."
In the meantime a first test has been done and everything went according schedule.
Michal Kosciuszko en Maciej Szczepaniak, will carry, together with Symtech Racing, the whole season the number 23 on their Fiesta, defending the Dynamic World Rally Team colors. The take-off is scheduled for Friday morning in Leon, Mexico.
-source: symtech racing
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