Between two trips to North African (Tunisia in April and Morocco in June) the World Cross-Country Cup will set up camp in Europe, for an all-new event, the Rally Transiberico. This race is original in the fact that it will begin and end in Estoril and it will zigzag between Portugal and Spain...

After his misfortune on the Dakar Rally earlier this year, Frenchman Stéphane Peterhansel got back to winning ways in Tunisia. The talented Mitsubishi/BFGoodrich driver didn't have an easy time of it, because he faced particularly stiff opposition...

After the Rallye Por Las Pampas, which took place in Argentina and Chile, the 2006 Cross Country World Cup continues in Tunisia. The sport’s leading factory teams will be there. Mitsubishi-BFGoodrich, which won last season’s corresponding fixture, will run three cars but faces fierce opposition from the BFGoodrich-shod Volkswagens of Giniel de Villiers and Carlos Sainz...

The opening round of the 2006 FIA Cross Country Rally World Cup proved to be particularly demanding. In the absence of any factory-entered opposition, the Mitsubishi BFGoodrich team’s two Pajero Montero Evolution MPR12s dominated the event, with Dakar Rally winner Luc Alphand notching up another success and team-mate Nani Roma setting some extremely competitive times en route to second place...

Mitsubishi targets victory in South American classic

Mitsubishi is the only manufacturer to have entered a works team for the Argentina-based Rallye Por Las Pampas, opening round of the 2006 FIA Cross Country Rally World Cup...

Cyril Despres (KTM-Michelin) beat his team-mate Alfie Cox (KTM-Michelin) to win the Desert Challenge and take the Cross-country Rallies world title.

World Championship leader Cyril Despres (KTM-Michelin) goes into the final round with a three point advantage over second-placed rider Marek Dabrowski (KTM).