Suzuki WRC fans have something to cheer about for the first time in four months. Yes, it's been that long since the Japanese automaker announced it would with draw from the World Rally Championship, but now it seems they may already be planning a return.
RallyBuzz is reporting that Urmo Aava, who raced five seasons for the Suzuki team in the Junion World Rally Championship (JWRC), told the Estonian news website Postimees that Suzuki is building a new car and will "probably do a full WRC programme," in 2011.
Aava made the comments while testing a Suzuki Swift S1600 rally car for the company's JWRC team.
According to Aava, the new car is an S2000 spec vehicle, in keeping with the new "no-turbo" rules and while Suzuki has made no official comment since pulling out of WRC, comments were made earlier that Suzuki intended to race an SX4-based vehicle in the S2000 class.
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