The car will also be driven by the man who helped develop it and raced the Lancia 037
The EVO37, Kimera’s homage to the legendary Lancia 037, the last rear-wheel-drive car to ever win the World Rally Championship, will don the Martini & Rossi livery for the Costa Smeralda International Historical Rally next month. There, it will be driven by a driver who has the distinction of being involved in the legend of both cars.
Kimera announced today that it will take part in the Costa Smeralda, Italy, rally taking place on April 8th and 9th in Sardinia. There, the car will be driven by Miki Biasion, a two-time WRC champion, who droveAlong with having driven Lancia’s legendary rally car in its glory days, Biasion was involved in the development of
, having carried out testing to set up the car from early on in its creation. This will, however, be the first time that the car dons the Martini livery that famously graced the Group B car.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Does The Bangle-Butt BMW 7-Series Look Any Better With Lancia Delta Taillights? | CarscoopsA BMW E65 owner's take on fixing the controversial design of the rear end took inspiration from Lancia
Read more »
BMW M135i xDrive Facellift Spied With Quad Exhaust Pipes | CarscoopsThe performance flagship of the BMW 1-Series range is up for updates that will enhance its sporty character
Read more »
Tata Curvv Concept Previews A New Fully Electric Coupe-SUV | CarscoopsThe production version of the Tata Curvv concept will be offered both in EV and ICE-powered forms
Read more »
Caton To Unveil Sympathetically Reimagined '50 Sports Car Icon This Month | CarscoopsCaton To Unveil Sympathetically Reimagined '50 Sports Car Icon This Month | Carscoops carscoops
Read more »
The Tesla Of Electric Scooters Comes To Wall Street | CarscoopsGogoro is famed for its battery swap stations in its home of Taiwan, holding 97 percent of the EV bike market
Read more »