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Ford’s decision to rejoin the World Rally Championship as a fully fledged manufacturer was a "fairly easy decision", according to its global director Mark Rushbrook. The American marque has announced plans to run a full factory effort alongside partner M-Sport from 2028 and has committed to developing an all-new car for 2029. Ford has still been in the WRC through M-Sport since it withdrew ... Keep readingSource: Why Ford's WRC comeback was a “fairly easy decision”
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