An Ibiza one make series - SEAT Cupra.net

*IainW* · 01-01-2006, 13:54

I stumbled across this the other day when looking for images in Google. I'd never heard of it before. It appears to be a Dutch SEAT Cupra series but with Ibizas instead of Leons like most of Europe. Looking at the list of drivers, there are two for every car. So either they do driver changes or they have two races and they do one each.

**mrcoyote** · 01-01-2006, 16:21

I'm sure Richard at Forge mentioned something about that when I was there. If my memory serves me correct and it doesn't often, then they've got PD130 engines in there with the PD150 ecus...

Hmm. Just had a look at the page and the top pic clearly shows a big FMIC, so I wonder if it's the PD160 engine anyway if it's a diesel?

*IainW* · 01-01-2006, 17:08

A one make diesel series? Not a very common thing, there should definitely be more of them. I think there was one somewhere (Germany or Holland) for Alfa 147s, but apart from that I don't know of any others.

I'd be interested to know what the specs of the cars are like. Whether they are production spec or have had a bit more work done to them. That engine would be good for the likes of Zandvoort and Assen, pulling out of the tight hairpins.

It looks like WTCC Seat driver Tom Coronel presents the TV coverage for it. His fiancee is down as driving one of the cars. The Dutch/Scottish woman Paulien Zwart, daughter of the Ascari owner Klaas.

Edit: Found some specs on the engine.

*stoneyfordNI* · 01-01-2006, 17:38

in english
u can guess the most 1896 capacity 4 cylinder 2 valves per cylinder 160 bhp yaadda yadda

but the Voorremmen (front brakes i think) 290mm? and Achterremmen (rears)230mm, and 15 inch wheels ,

why they not use the seat sport stuff

01-01-2006, 19:50

That looks a quality series.

01-01-2006, 13:54	#1
IainW Diseasel Driver Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: West Lothian Posts: 1,851	An Ibiza one make series I stumbled across this the other day when looking for images in Google. I'd never heard of it before. It appears to be a Dutch SEAT Cupra series but with Ibizas instead of Leons like most of Europe. Looking at the list of drivers, there are two for every car. So either they do driver changes or they have two races and they do one each. __________________ Last edited by IainW; 01-01-2006 at 13:59.

01-01-2006, 17:08	#3
IainW Diseasel Driver Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: West Lothian Posts: 1,851	A one make diesel series? Not a very common thing, there should definitely be more of them. I think there was one somewhere (Germany or Holland) for Alfa 147s, but apart from that I don't know of any others. I'd be interested to know what the specs of the cars are like. Whether they are production spec or have had a bit more work done to them. That engine would be good for the likes of Zandvoort and Assen, pulling out of the tight hairpins. It looks like WTCC Seat driver Tom Coronel presents the TV coverage for it. His fiancee is down as driving one of the cars. The Dutch/Scottish woman Paulien Zwart, daughter of the Ascari owner Klaas. Edit: Found some specs on the engine. __________________ Last edited by IainW; 01-01-2006 at 17:25. Reason: Found more information

01-01-2006, 17:38	#4
stoneyfordNI GGG GGG GGGIGITYYY Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Lisburn NI Posts: 2,780	in english u can guess the most 1896 capacity 4 cylinder 2 valves per cylinder 160 bhp yaadda yadda but the Voorremmen (front brakes i think) 290mm? and Achterremmen (rears)230mm, and 15 inch wheels , why they not use the seat sport stuff __________________ Revs and Boooooooooost

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01-01-2006, 16:21	#2
mrcoyote See no evil... Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 3,116	I'm sure Richard at Forge mentioned something about that when I was there. If my memory serves me correct and it doesn't often, then they've got PD130 engines in there with the PD150 ecus... Hmm. Just had a look at the page and the top pic clearly shows a big FMIC, so I wonder if it's the PD160 engine anyway if it's a diesel?

01-01-2006, 19:50	#5
Triple D Guest Posts: n/a	That looks a quality series.

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