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| − | Nicknamed 'Stina' by Norwegian rallycross racer Sverre Isachsen, his '''Ford Focus ST T16 4x4''' is one of the most popular and successful car in the European rallycross scene. It's chassis was built by Ingvar Gunnarsson Motorsport from Sweden and is powered by a Duratec engine prepared by Julian Godfrey Engineering from Sussex. The Focus ST has won Isachsen 2 Norwegian Rallycross Championships, 1 |
+ | Nicknamed 'Stina' by Norwegian rallycross racer Sverre Isachsen, his '''Ford Focus ST T16 4x4''' is one of the most popular and successful car in the European rallycross scene. It's chassis was built by Ingvar Gunnarsson Motorsport from Sweden and is powered by a Duratec engine prepared by Julian Godfrey Engineering from Sussex. The Focus ST has won Isachsen 2 Norwegian Rallycross Championships, 1 Scandinavian Championship and most notably, 3 consecutive European Rallycross Championships from 2009 until 2011. |
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Revision as of 12:22, 28 July 2016
Nicknamed 'Stina' by Norwegian rallycross racer Sverre Isachsen, his Ford Focus ST T16 4x4 is one of the most popular and successful car in the European rallycross scene. It's chassis was built by Ingvar Gunnarsson Motorsport from Sweden and is powered by a Duratec engine prepared by Julian Godfrey Engineering from Sussex. The Focus ST has won Isachsen 2 Norwegian Rallycross Championships, 1 Scandinavian Championship and most notably, 3 consecutive European Rallycross Championships from 2009 until 2011.
DiRT 3
The Ford Focus ST T16 4x4 won the European Rallycross Championship in 2010. Based on the Focus ST, this specially built Rallycross car has 560bhp available on tap.
- Car Viewer description
The Ford Focus ST Rallycross is a Rallycross car in DiRT 3. It is available by downloading the Power & Glory Car Pack.
Liveries
- Isachsen Motorsport
- Castrol Racing
- Team Falken Tire
- Smith Optics Motorsport
- Monster Energy Racing
Gallery
