ARCHIVED PRESS RELEASES
30/7/2008
Carbon fibre stirrups win by a nose
Prodrive, has designed lightweight horse racing stirrups made from carbon fibre to help make the world?s lightest jump racing saddle.
7/7/2008
McRae tribute to set new world record
A world record 1000 Imprezas are expected to descend on Prodrive on August 31, as the Subaru community gathers to pay a fitting tribute to the late Colin McRae.
2/7/2008
British team accelerates new hybrid technology
New flywheel hybrid technology is being developed for applications in road cars by a group of leading British companies.
27/6/2008
Interceptors learn some tricks of the trade
The Essex Police ANPR* team, known as the ?Interceptors?, has been taking high performance driving tuition from motorsport specialists, Prodrive.
16/6/2008
Aston Martin Racing victorious at Le Mans
One year on from Aston Martin?s first victory in the GT1 class in 2007 ? which was the first Le Mans win since the company triumphed overall in 1959 ? the 009 DBR9 of David Brabham, Antonio Garcia and Darren Turner has claimed another GT1 win at the La Sarthe circuit.
29/5/2008
Impreza WRC2008 launches at Rally Greece
On Wednesday evening prior to the start of the Acropolis Rally of Greece, the Subaru World Rally Team officially introduced their all-new Impreza WRC2008.
28/4/2008
Strong start for Aston Martin-powered LMP1 in Monza
It was a dramatic second round at the 1000 km Monza seeing Jan Charouz and Stefan Mücke finishing eighth in the LMP1 one class gaining a valuable one point.
21/4/2008
Steve Richards on the podium for all three New Zealand races
Ford Performance Racing’s drivers had it all to do in the opening round of the inaugural Hamilton 400 V8 Supercar Championship race after a dramatic first lap.
7/4/2008
Aston Martin powered LMP1 car debuts with a podium finish
The Aston Martin-powered LMP1 car of Charouz Racing Systems clinched a podium finish on its debut at the opening Le Mans Series round in Barcelona.
4/4/2008
Prodrive develops new hydrogen fuel cell controller
Prodrive has developed a new production-ready ECU specifically for the control of hydrogen fuel cells as part of a programme part funded by the Technology Strategy Board. The unit, called PP150, has been developed in conjunction with fuel cell power systems company, Intelligent Energy, as part of a three year, DTI-funded programme to develop fuel cells for real world applications.
