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Richard Taylor (GBR), Managing Director, Subaru WRT. Rally New Zealand. 31st August - 2 September 2007.

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WRC » Q&A: Richard Taylor - EXCLUSIVE.

Monday, 31st December 2007

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

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Crash.net:
What changes do you think would help the WRC in future years?

RT:
As I say I think the spectacle has got to be right and the promotion has got to be right - that is the biggest thing. For both the spectators and the manufacturers' the level of promotion in the championship has got to be absolutely right. The concept that has been talked about, of having a promoter for the series that can work with the manufacturers', with the events and with the FIA, to give the whole series the highest possible profile, is the right way to go.

TO HEAR THE INTERVIEW IN FULL WITH RICHARD TAYLOR – RECORDED PRE-RALLY GB: CLICK HERE

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