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Paul Howarth (GBR) Subaru WRT Operations Director and Richard Taylor (GBR), Subaru WRT Managing Director. Acropolis Rally of Greece, 31st May - 3rd June 2007.

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WRC » Q&A: Richard Taylor - EXCLUSIVE.

Monday, 27th August 2007

Richard Taylor speaks exclusively to Crash.net Radio's Rob Wilkins.

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RT:
For New Zealand we would like to see all three cars in points scoring positions. Rally Japan is clearly a very important event for us and we want to produce the best possible result there. Similarly when the team comes home for GB, we want to do well in Wales too. The tarmac events we will see how it goes, but after, as I say the performance in Germany, we should be up in the points on those as well.

Crash.net:
Final question, can Subaru get back up there and challenge Ford and Citroen for wins?

RT:
Yes - and we will do.

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» Rally Japan: Result [updated].

» Rallye de France: Result.

» Rally Catalunya: Result.

» Rally New Zealand: Result.

» Rallye Deutschland: Result.

» Japan - day 3: Mikko wins event, Loeb takes title.

» Japan - day 2: Hirvonen remains on top.

» Japan - day 1: Hirvonen lays down marker.

» France - day 3: Home win puts Loeb on verge.

» France - day 2: Loeb closes on home glory.