The German-based team conducted eight tests with the Yaris in 2014 but has upped that to 12 this year, and has begun work on an extra car since the WRC programme was given the green light two months ago. “Most of the testing will be in Europe, but one or two will be overseas,” Toyota Motorsport’s vice president Rob Leupen told wrc.com. “Our next test is at the end of April and the focus is on engine and suspension development. We currently have two cars, which we are using as much as possible. A third is nearing completion. "As well as the tests, we have extensive facilities and rigs in-house which we can use, so we are flat-out using all options and all possibilities.”...
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