Mitsubishi Cedia again set for victory in INRC, Nashik

Published On Jun 02, 2011 11:58 AM By Meenal for Mitsubishi Cedia

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When the legendary Mitsubishi Cedia Sports starts participating in Rally of Maharashtra, Round 1 of Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India’s (FMSCI) Speed Indian National Rally Championship (INRC) 2011 from June 3 in Nashik it will be backed perhaps by the most enviable record any rallying automobile can boast of. This powerhouse on wheels has to its credit 34 trail-blazing victories in World Rally Championship and Federation Internationale de l’ Automobile circuits. Closer home, Mitsubishi Cedia has been winning Western India Sports Association’s INRC annual rounds consecutively since 2006.

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The unbeatable car seems set to repeat history what with famous rallyist and Editor of a reputed auto magazine, Mr. Sirish Chandran, steering the vehicle. Fully aware of Cedia’s stupendous abilities, Mr. Chandran is, obviously, brimming with confidence. He, like most auto experts and rallyists, is aware that winning is second nature to Cedia. Speaking on the eve of Rally of Maharashtra, Mr. Chandran stated, “When we decided to go rallying there was never any doubt about the choice of car. It had to be the Mitsubishi Cedia Sports. Tracing a direct lineage to the legendary Lancer Evolution performance cars, the Cedia is the best rally car in the country with performance and handling to appeal to both the seasoned rallyist and the newcomer.

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“From the very start I was so comfortable and confident that I could push my Cedia hard enough to finish on the podium on my debut rally which was incidentally in Nashik exactly a year ago. With three podiums in four rallies, we finished third in the 2010 Speed INRC Group N championship, and in 2011, with the backing of Hindustan Motors-Mitsubishi and our partners Red Rooster Performance, Bosch Power Tools and MRF Tyres, we hope to do one better,” he added.