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Netherlands: Plug-In Car Sales Reached 34% Market Share In June 2022

Despite the shrinking car market, the plug-in electric car segment in the Netherlands expands. Last month, 10,127 new plug-ins were registered (up 15%).

Cyan Racing pulls entries from WTCR Vallelunga race over tyre safety fears

Cyan Racing pulls entries from WTCR Vallelunga race over tyre safety fears

Cyan Racing has withdrawn its five Lynk & Cos from racing in the World Touring Car Cup rounds at Vallelunga due to safety fears over the series’ Goodyear tyres.

Muller questions need for BoP in WTCR

Muller questions need for BoP in WTCR

Yvan Muller has questioned the continued use of Balance of Performance by WTCR, saying he finds it “more and more” of a struggle to enjoy the series.

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Netherlands: Plug-In Car Sales Keep Growing In May 2022

So far this year, sales of new plug-in cars in the Netherlands are up every month. In June, about 7,620 new plug-ins were registered.

WTCR Hungaroring: Azcona claims first pole of 2022 for Hyundai

Mikel Azcona clinched his own and Hyundai’s first World Touring Car Cup pole position of 2022 by topping the Q3 shootout in qualifying at the Hungaroring.

Lynk & Co The Next Day Concept Debuts To Preview New Design Language

It is powered by a plug-in hybrid powertrain.

WTCR Pau: Girolami and Guerrieri claim Honda 1-2, Azcona wins race two

Argentinian duo Nestor Girolami and Esteban Guerrieri claimed an uncontested 1-2 for Munnich Motorsport’s Hondas, as the World Touring Car Cup season kicked off on the streets of Pau.

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WTCR Pau: Girolami pips Honda team-mate Guerrieri to pole

WTCR Pau: Girolami pips Honda team-mate Guerrieri to pole

Nestor Girolami beat Munnich Motorsport Honda team-mate Esteban Guerrieri to earn pole position for the first World Touring Car Cup race of the season at Pau, as Thed Bjork walked away from a big accident in Q2.

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