European-style wheel-to-wheel rallycross made its U.S. debut in thrilling style this past weekend in New Jersey with the help of a determined performance by Subaru driver Travis Pastrana in his 2011 Subaru Impreza WRX STI. Starting from the back of…
Subaru driver Travis Pastrana dominated the majority of the New England Forest Rally this past weekend at the wheel of his BFGoodrich Tires-shod 2011 Subaru Impreza WRX STI before a problem with his engine stopped him on the penultimate competition…
Subaru Invites Fans to Talk to Subaru Rally Team USA Drivers, Travis Pastrana and Dave Mirra Subaru of America, Inc. is inviting fans to participate in an hour-long interactive conference call featuring Subaru Rally Team USA drivers, Travis Pastrana and…
European Rallycross Champion Sverre Isachsen Joins Subaru Rally Team USA at X Games 16 Subaru Rally Team USA announced today the selection of Sverre Isachsen of Norway, the defending FIA European Rallycross Champion, to fill the team’s guest driver slot at the 2010…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Subaru Driver Dave Mirra Trains with World Rally Legend Tommi Mäkinen ahead of the Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally This weekend’s Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally, known simply as ‘STPR’ to the rally community, serves as round five of…
For more information or hi-res photos of Subaru Rally Team USA please contact: chris@vtcar.com / office: 802.655.3533 Photo credit: Lars Gange | subaru.com/rally **** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE X Games Medalist Record-Holder Dave Mirra Leads Charge for Subaru Heading into 2010 Oregon…
Travis Pastrana Wins 2010 Olympus Rally as Teammate Dave Mirra Finishes 3rd, Earning His First National Podium
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Subaru Rally Team USA drivers Travis Pastrana and Dave Mirra Head West For The Olympus Rally (April 22, 2010) Subaru drivers Travis Pastrana and Dave Mirra are ready for battle at this weekend’s Olympus Rally round three…
Subaru Rally Team USA’s Dave Mirra contracted Bacterial Meningitis late last month. Meningitis causes inflammation of the membrane covering the brain and spinal cord. Bacterial Meningitis is much more serious than viral form of Meningitis and if left untreated can be deadly…