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| − | The '''Olsbergs MSE Supercar Lite''' is a rallycross racer built by the famed Swedish team Olsbergs MSE and Avitas Motorsport. Unlike the Rallycross Supercars which are derived from production models, the Supercar Lites is built on a tubular spaceframe structure combined with high performance composite plastic exterior and interior body fitted with CDS rollcage. Powering the Supercar Lites is a mid-mounted 2400cc naturally aspired Duratec engine, provides about 310 horsepower and 300 Nm of torque. |
+ | The '''Olsbergs MSE Supercar Lite''' is a rallycross racer built by the famed Swedish team Olsbergs MSE and Avitas Motorsport. Unlike the Rallycross Supercars which are derived from production models, the Supercar Lites is built on a tubular spaceframe structure combined with high performance composite plastic exterior and interior body fitted with CDS rollcage. Powering the Supercar Lites is a mid-mounted 2400cc naturally aspired Duratec engine, provides about 310 horsepower and 300 Nm of torque<ref>http://www.omse.se/supercar-lites/</ref>. |
The Supercar Lites are currently racing in the FIA World Rallycross Championship, Red Bull Global Rallycross and RallyX Nordic as a supporting category. It serves as a gateway for every new, up-and-coming talents who are looking forward to the challenges of rallycross racing. |
The Supercar Lites are currently racing in the FIA World Rallycross Championship, Red Bull Global Rallycross and RallyX Nordic as a supporting category. It serves as a gateway for every new, up-and-coming talents who are looking forward to the challenges of rallycross racing. |
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== DiRT Rally 2.0 == |
== DiRT Rally 2.0 == |
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| name = Fiesta OMSE SuperCar Lite |
| name = Fiesta OMSE SuperCar Lite |
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| weight = 1100 kg |
| weight = 1100 kg |
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| drive = FWD |
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| cylinders = 4 |
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| aspiration = Natural |
| aspiration = Natural |
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| + | {{quote|The RX2 class comprises identical mid-engined 4WD cars, that are bespoke rallycross machines, encased in a Ford Fiesta 'silhouette' body. These cars are raced on the same circuits as their Supercar counterparts, usually by junior drivers looking to develop a career in WRX.|In-game info, DiRT Rally 2.0}} |
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Dirt4_SupercarLites_Montalegre_7.jpg |
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Dirt4_SupercarLites_Holjes_1.jpg |
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Dirt4_SupercarLites_Loheac_1.jpg |
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CyrilRaymand-Barcelona.jpg|Cyril Raymond's Supercar Lites in 2016 World RX of Barcelona. |
CyrilRaymand-Barcelona.jpg|Cyril Raymond's Supercar Lites in 2016 World RX of Barcelona. |
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* Despite some of its design cues, the Supercar Lites is not related to Ford Fiesta in real life. |
* Despite some of its design cues, the Supercar Lites is not related to Ford Fiesta in real life. |
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*The Supercar Lites are branded as RX2 in DiRT 4 despite the liveries featured are from 2016 season and the category was known as RX Lites back then. |
*The Supercar Lites are branded as RX2 in DiRT 4 despite the liveries featured are from 2016 season and the category was known as RX Lites back then. |
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Revision as of 14:58, 18 December 2019
The Olsbergs MSE Supercar Lite is a rallycross racer built by the famed Swedish team Olsbergs MSE and Avitas Motorsport. Unlike the Rallycross Supercars which are derived from production models, the Supercar Lites is built on a tubular spaceframe structure combined with high performance composite plastic exterior and interior body fitted with CDS rollcage. Powering the Supercar Lites is a mid-mounted 2400cc naturally aspired Duratec engine, provides about 310 horsepower and 300 Nm of torque[1].
The Supercar Lites are currently racing in the FIA World Rallycross Championship, Red Bull Global Rallycross and RallyX Nordic as a supporting category. It serves as a gateway for every new, up-and-coming talents who are looking forward to the challenges of rallycross racing.
DiRT 4
The Ford Fiesta OMSE SuperCar Lite is an RX2 car in DiRT 4.
Liveries
- OlsbergsMSE #13 Cyril Raymond
- OlsbergsMSE #33 Tejas Hirani
- OlsbergsMSE #16 Thomas Bryntesson
- Alexander Westlund
- JC Raceteknik #69 Sondre Evjen
- DirtFish
- RX2
- Monster Energy Racing
- Winterstoke Racing
- Abrahamsson Motorsport
- EVS Rallysport Acadamy
- Fahlström RX
- Mahler Motorsport
DiRT Rally 2.0
“The RX2 class comprises identical mid-engined 4WD cars, that are bespoke rallycross machines, encased in a Ford Fiesta 'silhouette' body. These cars are raced on the same circuits as their Supercar counterparts, usually by junior drivers looking to develop a career in WRX.”
— In-game info, DiRT Rally 2.0
The Ford Fiesta OMSE SuperCar Lite is an RX2 car in DiRT Rally 2.0. It's available instantly to the players who purchased the Deluxe Edition of the game.
Gallery
Trivia
- Despite some of its design cues, the Supercar Lites is not related to Ford Fiesta in real life.
- The Supercar Lites are branded as RX2 in DiRT 4 despite the liveries featured are from 2016 season and the category was known as RX Lites back then.