
World Touring Cars
Since August 2004, RML have proudly run the Chevrolet World Touring Car programme for Chevrolet Europe, designing, building, developing, and race managing the Lacetti World Touring Car.
The 2007 season was record-breaking for RML Chevrolet, with seven wins shared between Alain Menu (five), Rob Huff (1) and Rickard Rydell (1), five pole positions for Alain Menu, who also led the most laps over the course of the season (64).
RML and Chevrolet have renewed their partnership for a further three seasons, and are aiming to challenge for WTCC championship glory in 2008.
For more information on the World Touring Car Championship, click here.
Prototype Sportscar – Le Mans and LMES
Mike Newton and Tommy Erdos took the Le Mans Series LMP2 championship in 2007, piloting the RML MG-Lola AER EX264. With support from Dedicated Micros and AD Group, the team will be returning to defend their title in 2008, as well as try to reclaim the LMP2 class victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours, after their hopes were dashed of a historic hat-trick of triumphs in 2007 by a blown piston early on Sunday morning.
For more information about the Le Mans Endurance Series, click here, and for more information about the Le Mans 24 Hours, click here.
Mercedes-Benz SLR Mclaren 722 GT
2007 was a historic year for RML, not just on the track. In the autumn, the company announced their partnership with Mercedes, and the creation of the spectacular new version of the SLR, the 722 GT.
21 examples of the car will be built, which is responsible for many 'watercooler moments' in recent months.
For more information about the programme, click here.
Opel Corsa Super 1600
The story of RML’s success is not just confined to the track.
The Opel Corsa Super 1600 rally car, designed by RML as part of an official Opel Performance Centre project, made its debut at the 2002 Monte Carlo Rally, and now more than 15 RML-built customer Corsas compete around the world.
Through RML’s rigorous development scheme, the cars have proved extremely competitive on all surfaces, and the team manages a dedicated support program providing rally teams worldwide with engineering support, new parts, and cars.
For more information, click here.



