Published: 11/09/2015
From Thursday 12TH November the 2015 Wales Rally GB, will be kicking off with promises of yet another action packed, fun filled event.
Follow the Copart Fiesta Trophy and the four drivers rallying for the top spot in the first Fiesta ST at Britain’s round of the World Rally Championship
The Fiesta’s will be competing against the might of the Manufacturer Teams, VW, Ford, Citroen and Hyundai, but are unlikely to be challenging them as their cars are worth half a million pounds, with professional drivers. So the Fiesta’s have the Copart Fiesta Trophy to aim for with a total prize fund of £1,750.
The Copart Trophy is supported by DMACK Tyres and M-Sport.
The teams to look out for are car 100 Tony Simpson and Ian Beven, 101 Tim Rodgers and Stefan Arndt, car 103 John Pritchard and Chris Williams, car 104 James Wesley and Glyn Thomas
John Pritchard Copart’s Strategic Development Director has organised the Copart Fiesta Trophy to celebrate the final time the car can be used on a World Championship event.
John is supported by Copart, U-Pull-It, PPG Refinish, Spraytone, Steve Hughes Signs, and the Team running the car is Geoff Jones Motorsport
For live updates of the event follow Copart on Facebook or John on Twitter. You can also view a live feed at WRC.com.
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