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While archrival BMW may be downscaling its racing program - in touring car series particularly -
Audi looks to be going the other way. For evidence, we turn your attention to Exhibit A: a new entry into the
British Touring Car Championship for 2011.
The two-car entry is being undertaken by Rob Austin Racing, a privateer British racing outfit taking a step up into the championship. The team has commissioned a pair of
A4 touring cars to be built to by racing constructor GPR Motorsport to the BTCC's
Next Generation Touring Car formula. The new regulations are aimed at reducing the cost of constructing and fielding an entry in the series, helping Audi - though entered independently from the manufacturer - become the ninth automaker represented on the grid for next season.
Testing of the new A4 NGTC is set to kick off in March, but the rendering above has been released in advance to give us an idea of what the car could look like. Follow the jump for the official announcement.
[Source:
Rob Austin Racing via
Autocar]
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