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Hyundai Unveils Upgraded i20 WRC at Geneva

3/5/2013 2:30 AM EST  -   Hyundai Motor Company
· New specification Hyundai i20 WRC launched at Geneva marks another important step in team development schedule · Latest spec includes upgrades to aerodynamics, chassis and suspension to improve cooling, enhance suspension kinematics and chassis stiffness · Development of Alzenau facility is proceeding rapidly and to plan with focus on key staff recruitment · Private testing of i20 will begin later in the...

Hyundai building new vehicle test centre at Nürburgring

1/16/2013 6:16 PM EST  -   Hyundai Motor Company
· €5,5m investment demonstrates Hyundai's commitment to Europe
· All new Hyundai vehicles to be tested at the world’s most famous race track
· New facility will further enhance product quality and performance
Offenbach, 15 January 2013

Following the recent announcement regarding Hyundai design direction, the company has revealed plans for a new vehicle test centre, situated at the famous Nürburgring track...
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Hyundai Accelerates WRC Preparations with Team Principal Appointment

1/11/2013 4:00 AM EST  -   Hyundai Motor Company
· WRC veteran Michel Nandan appointed Team Principal
· Establishment of Hyundai Motorsport GmbH
· Hyundai WRC i20 to be developed at new base inAlzenau, Germany
· Investment in global motorsport programme underpins Hyundai's continued growth


Alzenau, 11 January 2013

Hyundai Motor Co. has bolstered its nascent World Rally Championship (WRC) programme with the appointment of WRC veteran Michel...
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Fit & Forget TPS280DP Throttle Position Sensor from Penny + Giles Proves a Winne...

6/26/2012 10:00 AM EST  -   Penny + Giles Controls Ltd
Christchurch, UK – 26th June, 2012 – Since its introduction in 2009, the TPS280DP throttle position sensor from Penny + Giles – a business group of Curtiss-Wright Controls and designer and manufacturer of high precision sensing technology – has become widely accepted as the sensor of choice by throttle body manufacturers, motorsports teams and fast road and track-day enthusiasts.