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 The
preview show for the action from the terrains in Mexico will be
held on 22 January at 9:30, while the first race, debut at Monte
Carlo, will premier on 30 January 2004 at 9 pm.
The edge of the seat, pacy and action packed entertainment, the
2004 World Rally Championship marks AXN foray into the genre of
lifestyle sports.
The WRC race, unlike most other races, does not lay emphasis on
who crosses the finish line. Drivers start off at one or two minute
interval and are timed on a fixed route. The team that takes the
least amount of time to finish the various stages of the competition
wins, informs a company release.
 The
World Rally Championship, this year, spans across 12 exotic locations
from the open roads of Spain to the hills of Argentina. The drivers
will navigate through asphalt, gravel, snow, and mud. Besides getting
and exclusive telecast for its viewers, the channel plans to offer
in-depth information on the cars, as well as profiles on every team
and driver.
The cars making apearance in the race range from the Subaru Impreza
to the Ford Focus RS to the Citroen Xsara. Manufactured in all different
parts of the world, they are souped up with the latest automotive
gadgets for maximum power. The profiles of WRC models hitting the
tracks this year, include cars are put together by sophisticated
engineering and state-of-the-art technology, adds the release.
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