| The 2009 Rally America National Championship Shifts To Maine |
| With the first five rally events of the 2009 Rally America National Championship in the record books already, the top Regional and National rally teams from across the United States and Canada will soon be making their way to the tiny resort village of Newry, Maine for the New England Forest Rally ? home to the Sunday River Resort and round #6 of the 9-event Rally America National Championship. Set for Friday and Saturday, July 17 amp; 18, 2009, as many as 45 or more top-level rally teams are expected to be competing on some of the fastest gravel and forest roads in the country for top honors at this always-popular rally event. |
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| KBB.com Names 2009 Subaru Impreza a Top 10 Coolest New Car Under $18,000 |
| Subaru of America, Inc. announced today that Kelley Blue Book?s kbb.com has named the 2009 Subaru Impreza one of its 2009 Top 10 Coolest New Cars Under $18,000. The list features kbb.com editors? picks of vehicles that are fun, fuel efficient, practical and with more amenities than ever before. ?It is once again an honor to have the Subaru Impreza named to the Top 10 Coolest New Cars list,? said Tim Mahoney, senior vice president and chief marketing officer for Subaru of America, Inc. |
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| Subaru Road Racing Team Strengthens Title Points |
| Subaru Road Racing Team (SRRT) drivers Andrew Aquilante and Kristian Skavnes vaulted to second place in the Driver Championship points with a strong third place finish in the Grand-Am KONI Sports Car Challenge Series in the Street Tuner race today at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course near Lexington, Ohio. The successful finish also allowed Subaru to retain its fourth place in the Manufacturer Championship points. |
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| S3: Subaru Summer Solstice Proves that Californians Will Drive to a Great Subaru Event |
| Over 3 months worth of guerilla marketing, forum chatter, and local meet talks, finally culminated to one of the largest Subaru Events to ever form in the resort beachside town of Santa Barbara, CA on June 7th, 2009. S3:nbsp; Subaru Summer Solstice was conceived as merely an idea among the two originators and then has grown to a very large and successful event. |
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| Cosworth Releases ECPro for 2008 Subaru Impreza STi |
| The Cosworth ECPro is a higher performance solution for engine management and available now for the 2008 and newer Subaru STI . Engineered in conjunction with Pectel Control Systems, the Cosworth ECPro features an OEM compatible harness connector and a full base calibration allowing you to go straight to the dyno without the workload of full ECU and vehicle configuration. The Cosworth ECPro is perfect for demanding applications such as track day, rally and motorsport use and is housed in a machined from solid aluminum case with professional motorsport specification electronics. |
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| Subaru Road Racing Team Prepared for Mid-Ohio ?Three-peat? |
| In the eight-and-a-half-year history of the Grand-Am KONI Challenge road racing series, only two teams have won three consecutive years at the same track. Subaru Road Racing Team (SRRT) drivers Andrew Aquilante and Kristian Skavnes will be more than happy to become the third team with such documented dominance on a given track. |
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| Cosworth 2008+ STI Dual AVCS Camshafts |
| Cosworth has been engineering camshafts for nearly 50 years. That coupled with years of innovative multi valve cylinder head design ensures our camshaft designs are the most efficient in providing maximum usable power across the widest power band.nbsp; Each cam is ground from a new billet and finished using the same procedures we use in our extreme level race engines. |
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| Subaru Racing Team Drivers Climb Points Charts |
| Subaru Road Racing Team (SRRT) co-drivers Andrew Aquilante and Kristian Skavnes vaulted to third place in the Grand-Am KONI Sports Car Challenge series Driver Championship points today, following a fourth place finish at Watkins Glen International. The duo races a Subaru Legacy 2.5GT spec.B.nbsp; Subaru is one of nine car manufacturers who go head-to-head on the race tracks in the series? Street-Tuner class. ?Of course we?d like to have finished higher,? said team owner Joe Aquilante, ?but we led the race, and the Subaru was still capable of turning laps that were faster than our qualifying speeds late into the race.? |
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| Mishap Costs Subaru Road Racing Team a Solid Finish |
| As auto racing accidents go, this was relatively small, but the repercussions cost the Subaru Road Racing Team (SRRT) valuable points toward their goal of the Manufacturer and Driver Championships in the Grand-Am KONI Sports Car Challenge series. On lap 94 of last Saturday?s 134-lap race on the 1.53-mile Lime Rock Park circuit near Lakeville, Conn., an over-anxious driver running behind SRRT driver Kristian Skavnes nudged Skavnes off the track while the Sparta, N.J., driver was running seventh in the Subaru Legacy 2.5GT spec.B race car. |
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| Subaru Road Racing Team Back on Familiar Turf |
| The Grand-Am KONI Sports Car Challenge series hits the middle of its 11-race season Friday at Watkins Glen International, the world-famous 3.4-mile road course in upstate New York, marking a weekend that stands as an icon of all Grand-Am seasons. The Subaru Road Racing Team (SRRT), which is based just four Interstate highway hours away in Phoenixville, Pa., approaches this 2 ½-hour race on very familiar turf as an opportunity to revitalize their hopes for a championship in the Street Tuner class with the #111 Subaru Legacy 2.5GT spec.B race car. |
