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2007 Peugeot 207 S2000

2007 Peugeot 207 S2000

2007 Peugeot 207 S2000

The 207 Super 2000 fired into life for the first time, watched by Bruno Famin, Technical Manager of Peugeot Sport and Bertrand Vallat, Project Manager for the 207 Super 2000. It now follows in the footsteps of the other great Peugeot Rally cars of old, such as the 205 T16 and the all conquering 206 WRC, winner of three world rally championships and a total of 65 podiums.

Born from the workshops of Peugeot Sport, the 207 continues consistent development and began its first test at the 2006 Rally of Antibes with Gilles Panizzi at the wheel.

An exceptional occasion of meeting of test life size in true configuration of race and total conformity with the Super regulation 2000. Engine 2 liters developing 280 horses, gear box sequential with 6 speeds, 4 driving wheels, the 207 Super 2000 posts a weight of 1100 kilos.

Gilles Panizzi, one of the pilots of development of the 207 will be copilot, for this rally of Antibes, by the Monegasque Freddy Delorme. Of 3 days return of tests in Italy, the 207 Super 2000 will thus make its very first appearance with Antibes and will take part then, of November 3, with the Condroz rally in Belgium with this time Bryan Bouffier. That Ci also present at Antibes but at the wheel of Super Peugeot 206 1600 will be engaged by Peugeot Spain.

In Detail

type Racing Car
released at 2006 Antibes Rallye
built at France
coachbuilder PSA Peugeot Citroën
engine EW 10 J4S Inline-4
position Front, Transverse
aspiration Natural
displacement 1998 cc / 121.93 in³
power 208.8 kw / 280 bhp
specific output 140.14 bhp per litre
bhp/weight 254.55 bhp per tonne
redline 8500
body / frame Unit Steel
driven wheels 4WD
front brakes Discs w/Brembro 4-Piston Calipers
rear brakes Discs w/Brembro 4-Piston Calipers
f suspension McPherson Struts
r suspension McPherson Struts
curb weight 1100 kg / 24.26 lbs
wheelbase 2560 mm / 100.8 in
length 4030 mm / 158.7 in
width 1800 mm / 0.7 in
transmission 6-Speed Sequential
tran clutch Twin Disc
fuel capacity 80 litres or 21.12 gal.
key drivers Gilles Panizzi, Stephane Sarrazin, Sebastian Ogier, Kris Meeke
race victories 2009 Monte Carlo Rally