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Page 1 of 1  With an all new car and two new drivers Jaguar Racing hopes to finally score some good results. The 2002 R3 performed well in the last couple of races and Jaguar hopes to continue that line with the R4. Experienced drivers Pedro de la Rosa and Eddie Irvine have been replaced by rookie Antonio Pizzonia and Mark Webber. The R4 will be powered by an-all new Cosworth engine, which is both lighter and more powerful than its predecessor.Page 1 of 1 |
| Article | Image gallery (7) | Specifications | User Comments (1) |
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