La A1GP volvera??? Vean www.a10ws.com

[car17plus]

Visiten este link....hasta una carrera en Centroamerica habra...sera en CR?

www.a10ws.com

[car17plus]

Fuente:
www.auoblog.com


Open-wheel racing fans may recall A1GP, self-styled as the World Cup of Motorsport. The spec racing series pitted national teams against each other in identical machinery – the final iteration having been developed and powered by Ferrari – on circuits across Europe and around the world. It was a promising idea (at least once organizers positioned it as a viable step on the ladder to F1 and not as a rival series), but financial troubles saw the series liquidated by the end of 2009.

Reports of A1GP's revival have been circulating ever since, but according to Autosport – the publication of record when it comes to international motor racing – the series will be back by next fall.

Few details were revealed, except to say that a "leading motorsport figure" (we'd guess a former F1 champion) will head the group of investors behind the effort, and that it will be renamed the A10 World Series (which hopefully won't be confused with the World Series by Renault).

While the previous A1GP series was balanced between European and overseas races, the new one will reportedly focus on emerging motorsport markets. So, figure on an Asia-heavy calendar with a number of races in the Gulf emirates and the Far East. As for the machinery, the new series could adopt the abandoned Ferrari chassis or go with a different design altogether.

[car17plus]

Report: A1GP back this fall as A10 World Series
by Noah Joseph (RSS feed) on Jan 23rd 2011 at 1:25PM



Fuente:
http://www.auoblog.com


Open-wheel racing fans may recall A1GP, self-styled as the World Cup of Motorsport. The spec racing series pitted national teams against each other in identical machinery – the final iteration having been developed and powered by Ferrari – on circuits across Europe and around the world. It was a promising idea (at least once organizers positioned it as a viable step on the ladder to F1 and not as a rival series), but financial troubles saw the series liquidated by the end of 2009.

Reports of A1GP's revival have been circulating ever since, but according to Autosport – the publication of record when it comes to international motor racing – the series will be back by next fall.

Few details were revealed, except to say that a "leading motorsport figure" (we'd guess a former F1 champion) will head the group of investors behind the effort, and that it will be renamed the A10 World Series (which hopefully won't be confused with the World Series by Renault).

While the previous A1GP series was balanced between European and overseas races, the new one will reportedly focus on emerging motorsport markets. So, figure on an Asia-heavy calendar with a number of races in the Gulf emirates and the Far East. As for the machinery, the new series could adopt the abandoned Ferrari chassis or go with a different design altogether.

[pmontero]

hmmm quién sabe cómo ande esa vaina... más aún con ese website que se vé un toque "mikimáus". Ahora, lo que sí se vé vacilón es que tienen la foto de un V10 en el apartado de motorización, y en la de pruebas dice que en efecto los carros usarán un V10.

[car17plus]

Alguien vio alguna de estas carreras en vivo? :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:

[Rodteam]

Si las pasaronpor Speed las de la A1GP, pero esta es otra categoría, ya que dice A10GP o me estoy equivocando?