Luckily, Audi seems to be heeding the call with a likely WRC return that should include the vaunted Quattro nameplate attached to a flame-spitting A1 hatchback. EKS JC Team According to WRC’s ...

He drove for the Audi Sport factory team between ... S1 he drove for the last part of the ’84 WRC season. In civilian trim, the Sport Quattro S1 was powered by a turbocharged 2.1-liter aluminum ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from WRC 9: Audi Quattro A2 1984 The Audi Quattro A2 was the most iconic car of the 80s. It was a two-time Driver and Manufacturer World Champion from 82 to ...

Back in the 1980s, Audi looked set to dominate the WRC. This is thanks to their incredible Quattro, a four-wheel drive car that they thought would easily beat rivals Lancia and their two-wheel ...

Audi's keen to reference the Sport Quattro WRC racer, which legitimized AWD as a boon and not a curse in racing. The reality is that it has much more to do with the coincidence of swapping out an ...

Factory Ducati MotoGP rider Enea Bastianini is set to swap two wheels for four at the Rallylegend festival this weekend. The seven-time motorcycle premier-class race winner is set to pilot a Group ...

it also unveiled the Audi Quattro to go along with it, and to act as a homologation vehicle to meet WRC standards for competition. The original Quattro was unveiled in 1980, but 1984 would see the ...

Adhering to WRC2 and WRC3 class regulations, the A1 Quattro WRC car will be powered by a ... it for rent or purchase to other competitors.” Audi’s heritage in the world of rally needs little ...

Audi's First Quattro Was A Revolution Audi launched the ... These are the cars that would dominate the WRC for much of the decade. For Abt head Hans-Jürgen Abt, the original Quattro was an ...

In the early 1990s, Audi was riding a performance image high. The Quattro sports car had been kicking WRC ass all throughout the 1980s. By the '90s, the company wanted a follow up that would be ...

As the name states, though, the Audi boasted a V-8 engine—in this case a 3.6-liter unit—as well the Quattro all-wheel-drive system that had proven so effective in WRC and IMSA competition.