British World Rallycross driver Liam Doran is hoping for a power increase in time for his home round of the championship at Lydden Hill in the UK next week. Doran is racing a Mini RX for the JRM Racing team this season, having switched from a Citroen DS3 run by his own squad and has been using a WRC-derived 1600cc engine in the car in the first three rounds of the year. Despite having approximately 100 bhp less than the two-litre Supercars in World RX, Doran has twice qualified for the semi-finals and started on the front row of the grid for the final in round two at Hockenheim. The British team, which ran a number of drivers in selected outings last season, are currently putting the...
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