The Proton R3 Malaysia Rally Team’s Satria Neo Super 2000 was making decent progress at the Rally of China last weekend when it had the unfortune of a damaged suspension, forcing the team to retire half-way through the 2nd leg during the 13th stage. They managed to finish 4th overall in the first leg. Interestingly according to Proton over half the field of competitors had to retire due to similiar problems.
With the China Rally over and done with, Alister McRae and the Proton Satria Neo Super 2000 will continue on to the McRae homeland of Scotland, which Alister is really looking forward to. Look after the jump for some shots from the rally.
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Comments express enthusiasm and pride for Proton’s participation in IRC Scotland with the Satria Neo S2000, highlighting its strong performance, including a third place finish. Fans appreciate Proton’s engineering effort, despite criticisms about engine choices and past setbacks. Many support continued development, hoping for future road versions and better reliability. Overall, the sentiment is positive, optimistic, and proud of Proton’s motorsport achievements and potential for growth.