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    Toyota launch its 2019 Yaris WRC challenger

    RaiedJanuary 12, 2019
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    Toyota Gazoo Racing team launched his 2019 Yaris WRC challenger that will compete in the World Rally Championship.

     

    Joining the team for this year is the British crew of Kris Meeke and his new co-driver Seb Marshall, represents their first official appearance on home ground with the team.

    The pair join Ott Tänak/Martin Järveoja and Jari-Matti Latvala/Miikka Anttila, who last year helped Toyota to claim the manufacturers’ title in just the second season of its return to the WRC.

    Key to that success were developments made to improve the Yaris WRC throughout the season based upon the lessons gained from previous rallies. These developments have been carried through to the beginning of the 2019 season, which gets underway with Rallye Monte-Carlo on January 24-27.

    Team Principal Tommi Mäkinen said: “What we were able to achieve last season was incredible, thanks to the hard work of the whole team to constantly improve the Yaris WRC. We start this year with the same successful package, but we keep on working to make a better car.”

    “Now we want to defend our manufacturers’ title while also winning the drivers’ championship. It will not be easy because we will face even stronger competition, but everybody is confident of a good season.”

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